Y dont u try going to the Yamaha showroom near Ranigunj. They do better servicing than others.
But starting from last few months i have been servicing my Gladiator RS to my self and i felt a lot satisfied :P
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I'm looking for good service centers for SS125 in Hyderabad. Anyone ?
I have been going to Pearl Yamaha in Kondapur and they suck. So I wanna try some other.Leave a comment:
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If you are using stock tyres, its always wise to stick to the company recommended pressures. You can go 1-2 psi higher to compensate for air loss, but 5 psi difference is too high and should be avoidedOriginally posted by kumarbiker View PostLeave a comment:
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I have Yamaha ss 125. In service manual the tire pressure is
Front tire = 25
Rear tire= 36
When I checked with mechanic he said to keep,
Front tire= 30
Rear tire=40
Guys can you please tell me what is the correct tire pressure to maintain in my bike?Leave a comment:
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I have been using 2008 made Gladiator RS since June 2009. Since 1 year i have been riding my Gladiator really hard and i felt it good as it responds very well at higher rpm too.
I do shift gears between 7-8rpm. Except 1st gear which gear which i shift it at 6k rpm, rest all gears i shift between 7-8k rpm .
and i use Servo Advance AX7 10w-40 engine oil and all my bike parts are stock, and i get mileage of around 43kmpl.Leave a comment:
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You can download it from the link below:Originally posted by lywyre View Post+1. I am also looking for this (missing) service manual. I appreciate if any body could help
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Gladiator Manual - Download - 4sharedLeave a comment:
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Yes, those tyres would certainly affect the speed and acceleration.Originally posted by bbsrailfan View Post
My bike is in 100% stock condition. No mods applied.
I paid a closer attention this time, my bike did 60 kmph at 4500 rpm to be exact. The road was good and traffic was thin.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by kumarbiker View Post
You can, but I'd stress you to maintain 40-45 in 4th gear only. In 5th gear, 40kph corresponds to 3000RPM - which is at the verge of snatching the engine, and resulting poor torque.Leave a comment:
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What I was trying to ask is in 5th gear can I ride in the speed between 40 to 45kph?Originally posted by bbsrailfan View PostLeave a comment:
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Well, you may be right. I had 100/90 Dunlop Monsters which did affect speed & acceleration a bit - but were excellent for touring. Boy, I do miss my Gladi a lot!!!Originally posted by cmahajan View PostLeave a comment:
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