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Yeah they recommended full synth for me at the 1st service ... all for the sake of money . you stick to mineral .Originally posted by alto View PostI'll try to stick to that, but every time SVC tells me that mineral is not recommended for FZ, and I should get SS.... this time definitely they would say the same.People ask me , why are you cribbing about the BHP ? to them I say "MORE is never ENOUGH" xbhp.com
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The oncoming guy gets pissed off and tries to kill someone instead of signalling back, totally understandable to you too.Originally posted by RanjithMN View PostA guy rides with his High Beams ON on an empty road.The on coming guys get pissed off.Totally understandable.
Do you even know what high beam is for?Last edited by surampudijagadeesh; 09-27-2011, 10:10 PM.BreaklessBiker
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excuses you say eh!Originally posted by eliksir View Postcan you please stop with the excuses ?
Then answer this question
The road is dark and narrow(a two lane). There is no traffic. You have to travel 50km on the same kind of road all the way. Opposite vehicle is on the wrong side of the road. You are not sure whether it is overtaking some other vehicle because his lights are bright as well even if they are in low beam and whatever technical problem he has. He has been on the wrong side of the road for more than a few minutes. Guy not responding to your signal. What would you do.
What if the guy is pissed off. Are you suggesting that you wouldn't do the same as I did that is stop the vehicle to the side. How could you even know that guy is awake or not drunk. There should be some response from the other side as well.
You guys are blindly arguing about high beams without getting the point.
The thing is not about having high beams on or off. The post was about the guy not responding back properly to my signal.
So you guys are saying pissed off guys have the right to intimidate or put others life in danger by scaring them off the road or hitting them. You try scaring a private volvo bus who always have high beams on where you cant know what is road and what is sky with your fz or any other bike and come tell me i did wrong.Last edited by surampudijagadeesh; 09-27-2011, 10:13 PM.BreaklessBiker
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you are the guy who has been riding for 8 years and has knows your manners like counter glaring, and does things to keep yourself alive and keep others getting hurt.
There's no difference between you and the other driver. He had no high beam, so couldn't 'counter glare' and so followed his 'manners'
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Guy getting pissed off-UnderstandableOriginally posted by surampudijagadeesh View PostThe oncoming guy gets pissed off and tries to kill someone instead of signalling back, totally understandable to you too.
Do you even know what high beam is for?
Guys Reaction coz he is pissed-Can be anything from just swearing to a fist fight-"intimidate or put others life in danger by scaring them off the road or hitting them".-so its better not to piss them off.
and yeah i know what High beam is for.I also know that we need to switch the High Beam off when there is an oncoming vehicle.Smoke rubber,not tobacco.
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At the risk of going even more OT than I already have... where is the xPolice ????? this discussion is going no where ....
People ask me , why are you cribbing about the BHP ? to them I say "MORE is never ENOUGH" xbhp.com
FZ16 headlight assembly with projector and angel eye for sale .
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You are not getting the point still. It is not about me using high beam. It is about the guy not responding when I dip the lights.Originally posted by eliksir View Postyou are the guy who has been riding for 8 years and has knows your manners like counter glaring, and does things to keep yourself alive and keep others getting hurt.
There's no difference between you and the other driver. He had no high beam, so couldn't 'counter glare' and so followed his 'manners'
Do you know what counter-glare means. It only happens when you have low beam on and you are using a pass switch.
I was having my high beam on and the guy did not respond when I dip the lights for a few(more than enough) seconds. So I had to keep the high beam on to tell him he was on the wrong side of the road.
When an oncoming vehicle comes on the wrong side of the road it is a common practice to signal using high beam that there is not sufficient space to pass through. Any rider would and should know that.
And somebody was saying they know what the high beam is for and need to switch off the high beam. The instance did include an oncoming vehicle on THE WRONG SIDE OF THE ROAD. Is it too hard to understand for you guys or are you not reading the post thoroughly.BreaklessBiker
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would any of this have happened if you had switched off the high beam as soon as you spotted the vehicle ?
If you do this at night, you'd only make things worse for the oncoming driver.Originally posted by surampudijagadeesh View PostWhen an oncoming vehicle comes on the wrong side of the road it is a common practice to signal using high beam that there is not sufficient space to pass through. Any rider would and should know that.Last edited by eliksir; 09-27-2011, 11:01 PM.
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I did mention signalling by dipping didn't I? Dont bother.Originally posted by eliksir View Postwould any of this have happened if you had switched off the high beam as soon as you spotted the vehicle ?
If you do this at night, you'd only make things worse for the oncoming driver.
So how would you let them know that you dont have sufficient space or distance to avoid being hit by an oncoming vehicle on the wrong side be it deliberate or it being overtaking another without noticing you, the puny vehicle, on the road?
Just answer this and end of discussion.
If your answer is counter-glare, what I am saying and you are saying is the same. Just understanding is the problem.Last edited by surampudijagadeesh; 09-27-2011, 11:09 PM.BreaklessBiker
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Fair enough. I have done better ie, stop the bikeOriginally posted by eliksir View PostI'd slow down :/
anyways, enough of the OT.
peace
But i dont understand why you are so reluctant on signaling that you have no space and what if you cant make it even when you stop. Think about it.
Joel just messaged me after a few missed calls I gave him. He says the exhaust is almost ready but yet to return from chrome-finishing. Looking forward to it. If any of you guys got it, plz update here.Last edited by surampudijagadeesh; 09-27-2011, 11:25 PM.BreaklessBiker
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Thanks for the response ranjith, is it quite common in other bikes too?..... I mean other than FZOriginally posted by RanjithMN View PostThe only time i get such a sound is when i go through a pot hole at over 40kmph or so!
Lucky you mate.... am stuck with that noise and its very irritating... everytime I hear that, this though hurts me "did I pay 75K for this?.... WTF"Originally posted by danny king View PostIn my case, there were two distinctive sounds coming from the front part of my bike. One the tak-tak sound mentioned above and another a whining sound.
The tak-tak is gone now.
But the whining caused me such irritation as it used to go up once I pick up speed. It sounded just like an old RTC bus running with it brakes not fully released. Initially the service and a local mechanic told me it was coming from the fork. But that was not the case. Then finally, I went to the floor supervisor at the svc and he immediately said it was coming from the axle. There was no lubrication in the bush. They resolved the issue. They had to remove the wheel and clean and re-lubricate the bush.
The tak-tak sound never bothered me much. Anyways, both sounds are gone....
Yamaha customer service was never upto the mark......
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I was not able to hear that sound u mention as there are other sounds too.....but i would like to ask u.....have u changed the tuning ie played around with the air screw???Originally posted by nand15 View Postno it's not constant , more intermittent ... take a bolt , put it in a tin can and shake it ... not that loud but a mild version of the same and probably like if you shake the tin can once or twice and thats about it ... And it happens in the 1st two gears ... tried putting on the stand and checking , no sound ... the minute it hits the tarmac and starts running ... the noise comes up , really annoying
bike has clocked 16480 kms ... i just revved the bike to look for the sound , but does this seem okay to you guys ?
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