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  • #18931
    Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

    [MENTION=37715]Abhisek[/MENTION]

    I don't remember correctly but I think I put 450 ml on each side when I changed mine.

    Also it was done by my mechanic who only has the basic tools so I'm sure its not that big a deal.

    The service center guy should assist you correctly in this I presume.

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    • #18932
      Re: Sprocketing fz16 to under gear

      Originally posted by nadz11.ns View Post
      Ya bro.. It sure is way better than the stock..
      i could actually see the road in areas where the stock wasn't of any help even in high beam.. 80₹ worth it..
      Does anybody feel that the lights on the fazer have not been designed well? The low beam light is useful only in extremely dark roads and illuminates the left side of the road. And the highbeam is useful as low beams when you adjust the throw to be around 50m in front of the bike. Seems like Yamaha should have given them more thought?

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      Last edited by arijitmaniac; 11-15-2013, 01:33 AM.
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      • #18933
        Re: Sprocketing fz16 to under gear

        Originally posted by arijitmaniac View Post
        Does anybody feel that the lights on the fazer have not been designed well? The low beam light is useful only in extremely dark roads and illuminates the left side of the road. And the highballs are useful as low beams when you adjust the throw to be around 50m in front of the bike. Seems like Yamaha should have given them more thought?

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        Can't comment on this as i haven't ridden a fazer.. But being a dual headlight setup, there should be enough illumination on the road..
        R15 has the same thing on low beams and the throw seems to be kinda towards centre.. Maybe you can try to adjust the throw.
        Ride safe and have fun.
        Regards
        Nadeem

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        • #18934
          Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

          Originally posted by Abhisek View Post
          Please reply urgently friends coz will be going to get fork oil tomorrow.
          One more question - does the oil seal change requires special tools or can it be done at a any mechanic (one of my friend owns an authorised Hero svc ), so just need your views?
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          Any mech can do this.. And hardly a 30min job..
          There are oils by castrol and shell.. Maybe others also i don't know of.. I had also changed the seals and oil last week or so.. And the mech used servo fluid.. Don't remember the exact quantity..
          Ride safe and have fun.
          Regards
          Nadeem

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          • #18935
            Re: Sprocketing fz16 to under gear

            Originally posted by binavijay View Post

            I just want the experts here to answer me if the price they quote for all the above is correct and the SVC is not cheating me

            Also if you have any idea if we can get the body kits cheaper anywhere else.?
            Kindly advise

            VJ
            The prices look fair to me except for the Sprocket. I changed it for ~1500 bucks. And also the indicators, you are talking about changing only the bulbs right? If yes than it is costly!
            Check for commercial areas known for bike spare parts in your city and inquire for the body kits. Some may keep genuine Yamaha spares. I got my lock assy done in one such place and worked out to be cheaper than SVC.
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            • #18936
              Re: Sprocketing fz16 to under gear

              Originally posted by nadz11.ns View Post
              Can't comment on this as i haven't ridden a fazer.. But being a dual headlight setup, there should be enough illumination on the road..
              R15 has the same thing on low beams and the throw seems to be kinda towards centre.. Maybe you can try to adjust the throw.
              Since only one light glows at a time, the illumination is not enough. I have to get the two-light setup done. Have some ideas in my mind but not finding enough time to make it.

              Also is it possible to adjust the throw laterally? I have adjusted it vertically, but the main portion of the low beam is still way to the left.

              Cheers!!
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              • #18937
                Re: Sprocketing fz16 to under gear

                Originally posted by arijitmaniac View Post
                Does anybody feel that the lights on the fazer have not been designed well? The low beam light is useful only in extremely dark roads and illuminates the left side of the road. And the highbeam is useful as low beams when you adjust the throw to be around 50m in front of the bike. Seems like Yamaha should have given them more thought?

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                Yea buddy...same issue.....i also feel the throw is towards left side..more....i felt this after i made adjustment to the light ..... first , i turned on both the headlights for low as well as high after this i noticed the throw was inconsistent and i was not able to see the potholes properly. hence i asked a frnd of mine to adjust the focus.....he did...now i can see the road properly but as as you said its more towards left side......is there any technique to adjust the focus by moving the light horizontally apart from vertical one???

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                • #18938
                  Re: Sprocketing fz16 to under gear

                  Disc pad is touching few points on the disc. If I rotate the front wheel it stops after one or two rotations, but during riding it runs smooth. Is it normal? I thought the bike is new & after few kms it will be normal. I showed it to the guy at svc at the time of 1st servicing, he said the disc pas rubs a little bit. Is my disc out of plane? how to fix this?
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                  • #18939
                    Re: Sprocketing fz16 to under gear

                    Originally posted by arijitmaniac View Post
                    Since only one light glows at a time, the illumination is not enough. I have to get the two-light setup done. Have some ideas in my mind but not finding enough time to make it.
                    Also is it possible to adjust the throw laterally? I have adjusted it vertically, but the main portion of the low beam is still way to the left.
                    Cheers!!
                    Ya, the dual setup for low-beam can be done. Have read somewhere on xbhp a couple of days back. Maybe on the r15 thread, not sure.
                    i don't think the light can be adjusted laterally, sry for suggesting that in the previous post.
                    Try talking about the dual setup with a local mech you know.
                    Ride safe and have fun.
                    Regards
                    Nadeem

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                    • #18940
                      Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

                      Please help me on this

                      Originally posted by er.aditya View Post
                      Does any one knows where can I get cheap / local LEDs for front parking light and back break / tail light in PUNE?

                      How much will it cost?

                      Is it direct plug and play?

                      How much watt will it consume?

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                      • #18941
                        Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

                        Originally posted by er.aditya View Post
                        Please help me on this
                        dude there is this guy in mumbai...he makes led mods for all the bikes....all the mods frm him are plug nd play sort of....contact him...i did it frm him

                        http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/members/vinit-s.html - contact him

                        he will ship it to ur place....i guess .....have a word

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                        • #18942
                          Re: Yamaha FZ-16/ FZ-S

                          Thank You.

                          I will get in touch with him..

                          Originally posted by vimal_hbk View Post
                          dude there is this guy in mumbai...he makes led mods for all the bikes....all the mods frm him are plug nd play sort of....contact him...i did it frm him

                          http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/members/vinit-s.html - contact him

                          he will ship it to ur place....i guess .....have a word

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                          • #18943
                            Re: Sprocketing fz16 to under gear

                            Originally posted by GauravB728 View Post
                            Disc pad is touching few points on the disc. If I rotate the front wheel it stops after one or two rotations, but during riding it runs smooth. Is it normal? I thought the bike is new & after few kms it will be normal. I showed it to the guy at svc at the time of 1st servicing, he said the disc pas rubs a little bit. Is my disc out of plane? how to fix this?
                            Since your bike is new, pads do rub against the disc during initial period. Nothing to worry.

                            Cheerz!!
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                            • #18944
                              Re: Sprocketing fz16 to under gear

                              [MENTION=54202]arijitmaniac[/MENTION].. go through this thread for the dual headlight setup.
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                              http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/do-yourself/27624-diy-twin-headlight-beam-fazer.html
                              Last edited by nadz11.ns; 11-16-2013, 04:29 PM. Reason: ...
                              Ride safe and have fun.
                              Regards
                              Nadeem

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                              • #18945
                                Re: Sprocketing fz16 to under gear

                                Using 93octane Petrol ... I felt slightly Difference in bike Engine smoothness . Should I continue with Extra Premium Oils or Shift back to Normal. I heard that extra premium Oils do damage Bike engine.

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