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**Sava** · 08-10-2009, 02:37 PM

Originally posted by HydBiker View Post

may be a tiny bag with a bungee net does the job for you.

Actually, that's a very good idea. Might as well try that out.

Thanks for the help

**nand15** · 08-10-2009, 02:52 PM

@ anjit : talking about this ... I think this is the electrical connections for the bike's lighting and startup system and not the ECU ...

**Anjit_Sharma** · 08-10-2009, 02:58 PM

Originally posted by nand15 View Post

@ anjit : talking about this ... I think this is the electrical connections for the bike's lighting and startup system and not the ECU ...

bro i am talking about one which has Serial no on it,
SVC guy told me it is used for ignition mapping etc.,
So i guess its ECU or the CDI unit

**nand15** · 08-10-2009, 03:02 PM

^^that's the CDI unit . the other pic is the ECU

**HydBiker** · 08-10-2009, 03:08 PM

@Anjit, was awaiting photos from you. That can be the rectifier unit or the digital ignition mapping unit or a combo of both.

Also, in fact a bungee net can happily hold 2 or 3 milk packets or books safely. They are very flexible and can even hold a large bag under them. The reason I have mentioned a bag is so that small things too can be taken care off and can prevent damage to books due to rain or what ever else.

**Anjit_Sharma** · 08-10-2009, 03:13 PM

Originally posted by nand15 View Post

@ anjit : talking about this ... I think this is the electrical connections for the bike's lighting and startup system and not the ECU ...

humm,
actually it was in mind from this discussion

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http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/motorcycle-ownership-experiences/5370-yamaha-fz-16-a-79.html

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Originally posted by HydBiker View Post

@Anjit, was awaiting photos from you. That can be the rectifier unit or the digital ignition mapping unit or a combo of both.

Also, in fact a bungee net can happily hold 2 or 3 milk packets or books safely. They are very flexible and can even hold a large bag under them. The reason I have mentioned a bag is so that small things too can be taken care off and can prevent damage to books due to rain or what ever else.

Originally posted by nand15 View Post

^^that's the CDI unit . the other pic is the ECU

yes Kp sir, i remember, you earlier given info about it,

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think th esituation when he have milk bags and Books, both together

but yeah, its always good to put bag on saddle, provides more comfort, and leaves no signs of Bike Pain (back Pain)

**Sava** · 08-10-2009, 03:19 PM

Originally posted by Anjit_Sharma View Post

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think th esituation when he have milk bags and Books, both together

but yeah, its always good to put bag on saddle, provides more comfort, and leaves no signs of Bike Pain (back Pain)

Actually, I won't have a situation like that, the books will get wet in that case.

Sorry if that was unclear.

I'll most probably be getting a bungee net, but I'll also check out the shop you mentioned, just in case I find something better.

Cheers guys

**sudhakargurram** · 08-10-2009, 04:00 PM

Someone from bangalore has an spare Xbhp sticker, As i need to put it on my bike..

And Fzians at what place on the bike the Sticker suits well? Your opinions please..

**N-o-v-i-c-e** · 08-10-2009, 04:24 PM

Originally posted by meet6230 View Post

guys i had a small question that in the manual its written that between 500-1000 kms the engine should not be pushed beyond 6000 rpm so is it necessary for me to rev it?? i mean my driving cycle involves city driving mainly and over the weekends only i get some time out so in city conditions its not possible to get it till 6000........so is it necessary for me to get it 6000 atleast once?? rest till now its giving me near about 40 its 881 kms and first service is due very soon...........

and its quite vibe free but i will check as per N-O-V-I-C-E..........

yes bro....you need to take it to 6000rpm once in a while and do revert back
about the vibes thing...its troubling me coz others get those kinda vibes beyond 80kmph...

**Anjit_Sharma** · 08-10-2009, 04:30 PM

Originally posted by Sava View Post

Actually, I won't have a situation like that, the books will get wet in that case.

Sorry if that was unclear.

I'll most probably be getting a bungee net, but I'll also check out the shop you mentioned, just in case I find something better.

Cheers guys

okey then do inform what you get this stuff

Originally posted by sudhakargurram View Post

Someone from bangalore has an spare Xbhp sticker, As i need to put it on my bike..

And Fzians at what place on the bike the Sticker suits well? Your opinions please..

you can PM MG_biker for Xbhp Stickers,

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best place to put 'em is either Silencer Muffler, or just above the Tail Lamp..

**tibby** · 08-10-2009, 04:40 PM

Originally posted by meet6230 View Post

guys i had a small question that in the manual its written that between 500-1000 kms the engine should not be pushed beyond 6000 rpm so is it necessary for me to rev it?? i mean my driving cycle involves city driving mainly and over the weekends only i get some time out so in city conditions its not possible to get it till 6000........so is it necessary for me to get it 6000 atleast once??

The engine should not be put under stress (revved high) when new.. Thats why the manual talks about not exceeding 6k RPM.. It doesn't mean you need to touch 6k RPM once or something like that.. What it simply means is to not exceed 6k.. You may even ride it at as low as 3k if its fine with you..

My suggestion would be, to not take it beyond 4k RPM during the 1st 1000kms..

**Braveheart** · 08-10-2009, 06:09 PM

hmmm -1
i would suggest the bar is 6k... you can do whatever you want in that room... just don't ride for too long at a fixed rpm be it 3k or 5.5k.

**Galaxtus** · 08-10-2009, 07:30 PM

Hi Everybody,

I was dieing to get into this forum. I think this is the best Bike Community site there in India.

I brought the new Yamaha FZ 16 - Red on March
I love this Bike. I have ridden others bikes nothing can be compared with this one. Now i have changed the colour to black as liked the Black colour.

More on the bike coming soon...

Happy Biking

**Anjit_Sharma** · 08-10-2009, 07:55 PM

Originally posted by Galaxtus View Post

Hi Everybody,

I was dieing to get into this forum. I think this is the best Bike Community site there in India.

I brought the new Yamaha FZ 16 - Red on March
I love this Bike. I have ridden others bikes nothing can be compared with this one. Now i have changed the colour to black as liked the Black colour.

More on the bike coming soon...

Happy Biking

Good Choice You made

share some Pics too,
and post images in 640x480 resolution.

and not to say..welcome to Xbhp

**asim.mohd** · 08-10-2009, 08:08 PM

Partial installation of the performance kit

Hello,

I was thinking if any SVC or Yamaha is offering the option of a customer selecting components of the recently introduced performance kit to be installed.

I believe this way, one can still have a street legal fz (by not selecting the silencer).

Let me know if anyone knows of such an option being available.

Comments welcome.

Thanks.