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  • #4891
    Originally posted by Nixster View Post
    Sorry for the late reply. Yes if you want to place the number plate you need to buy the bracket mentioned above(i needed it so got the whole thing). And yes,if you want you can fix it at home provided that you have the tools to do it. Ironically when i went to fix the visor there more than 3 or 5 guys with their FZ-S who wanted to remove their visors. The visor bracket is fixed under the speedo. You have to screw it in there. Check this pic of my FZ with the visor (never mind the creature on the handlebar)[ATTACH]21867[/ATTACH]
    LOLZ.....nice pic....especially the creature...thats good man....
    cheers....

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    • #4892
      Originally posted by Nixster View Post
      How much doea that bulb cost? Is it just plug n play with FZ?
      The Osram NB cost around 750/-, I'm not sure about the Philips one.

      Yeah the bulbs are direct fit to FZ without any coil change of any type
      Stabl'ised by: BlackCat (FZ-16), BlackBird (ThunderBird)

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      • #4893
        hi guys,

        Should we use high octane petrol like Power, Speed, Xtra Premium in our fz-16 because i have heard that these are not good for fz16 and normal petrol is best for fz16

        But what i have come across is that After pouring power the bike is felt more smoother and leaner. while the normal petrol makes the bike more harsh.

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        • #4894
          Originally posted by ayushkant View Post
          The Osram NB cost around 750/-, I'm not sure about the Philips one.

          Yeah the bulbs are direct fit to FZ without any coil change of any type
          Philips Crystal Vision 4300K 55/60W - 450/-

          Philips Diamond Vision 5000K 55/60W - 550/-
          Yamaha FZ16 - 2009 to 2011
          Pulsar 220F Black - 2011.......

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          • #4895
            Originally posted by umeshkumawatsa View Post
            hi guys,

            Should we use high octane petrol like Power, Speed, Xtra Premium in our fz-16 because i have heard that these are not good for fz16 and normal petrol is best for fz16

            But what i have come across is that After pouring power the bike is felt more smoother and leaner. while the normal petrol makes the bike more harsh.
            What I've heard from people is use Power/Speed 2 times then use normal once. A combination of 2:1 for Power:Normal while filling.
            Stabl'ised by: BlackCat (FZ-16), BlackBird (ThunderBird)

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            • #4896
              Originally posted by ayushkant View Post
              The Osram NB cost around 750/-, I'm not sure about the Philips one.

              Yeah the bulbs are direct fit to FZ without any coil change of any type
              Originally posted by Galaxtus View Post
              Philips Crystal Vision 4300K 55/60W - 450/-

              Philips Diamond Vision 5000K 55/60W - 550/-
              So which one has better lighting..or are they almost same????
              And one more thing i dont wanna be a cop magnet....are they white or like our regular yellow type???
              Galaxtus budyy, which one r u using???

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              • #4897
                Hi,
                could all the guy's that are using NGK Iridium in fz/s/fazer
                please tell the letters and numbers on the plug

                Thanks
                Well-trained reflexes are quicker than luck

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                • #4898
                  I have heard the fazer handle (as it is much shorter) is comfy if you use it on an fz16. Anyone did this? Reviews please.
                  It's not what you ride, it's your attitude that counts.

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                  • #4899
                    Originally posted by Awkya View Post
                    Hi,
                    could all the guy's that are using NGK Iridium in fz/s/fazer
                    please tell the letters and numbers on the plug

                    Thanks
                    Well I've given the number twice before and here it comes again-CPR7EAIX-9
                    Stabl'ised by: BlackCat (FZ-16), BlackBird (ThunderBird)

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                    • #4900
                      Originally posted by lonely_biker View Post
                      I have heard the fazer handle (as it is much shorter) is comfy if you use it on an fz16. Anyone did this? Reviews please.
                      Even im waiting for reviews from people who have changed their handlebars.. Im pretty positive that it will be a more comfortable ride..
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                      • #4901
                        can some let me know the price for the end bar cap on the handle bar cost...One more thing i recently noticed that when ma rear brake make a noise when i go for long ride's...It heat's up like crazy...I got it changed 3 days back...
                        Last edited by Sydney C; 02-22-2010, 10:43 PM.
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                        If you ride like there's no tomorrow, there won't be.

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                        • #4902
                          Originally posted by Sydney C View Post
                          can some let me know the price for the end bar cap on the handle bar cost...One more thing i recently noticed that when ma rear brake make a noise when i go for long ride's...It heat's up like crazy...I got it changed 3 days back...
                          Its about 30rs. I've changed it a billion times.
                          It's not what you ride, it's your attitude that counts.

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                          • #4903
                            Originally posted by pali View Post
                            Even im waiting for reviews from people who have changed their handlebars.. Im pretty positive that it will be a more comfortable ride..
                            Sigh. anyways i'll be changing it next week or so. Will find out and post my experience.
                            It's not what you ride, it's your attitude that counts.

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                            • #4904
                              Thanks bro...This is the 1st time it happened..A kid running across the rd ran into me..
                              sigpic
                              If you ride like there's no tomorrow, there won't be.

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                              • #4905
                                Originally posted by ayushkant View Post
                                Well I've given the number twice before and here it comes again-CPR7EAIX-9
                                yeah thanks dude I had seen yours.... just wanted to see if the other guy's plugs were the same. the reason is that two place's have given me different numbers for the plug

                                I think Binoy and Sydney C were running Iridium,
                                but I could be mistaken?
                                Well-trained reflexes are quicker than luck

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