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^^ uhh 30 kmpl roughly?? do the math genius! did u fill the fuel when the bike hit reserve???
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Originally posted by RanjithMN View Post
@ jd, FZ front sprocket is 14 and rear is 40 teeth.
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the way the engine is designed ,it shd have min 44 tooth in the rear,Originally posted by Swas View Post
can you try for 13 tooth front from other bikes,i am trying to find out if gladiators sprocket size,do you know it .sigpic
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even i wanted to know tht...but it seems like my gear is getting better!!Originally posted by dude_phenom View Post
...i think FZ's gear takes time to get smooth after every service!
jst wait till 1.5-2k kms....by then you can figure out if anything is wrong...Smoke rubber,not tobacco.
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Prob with gears
Hey guys I have a strange prob... my gears were too hard and did not complain to the SVC guys bout it.. post the 3rd service, its become too soft.. I jus touch the gear and it changes.. is this normal???Comment
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FZ punture
Hi Bangalore Guys, Can you please suggest me where i can get mushroom puncture done for my FZ rear tyre. I stay in indiranagar---------------------
FZ-S(2009), Honda City AT(2009), Santro AT 2005
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Which is the best Bangalore service centre?
The mileage I'm getting from my FZ is still just 30. I'd asked the service station (Bangalore Wheels) to do something to improve it at the last service. But apparently, nothing's been done. When I asked the mechanic there, he claimed that the FZ does just 30 to 35 km/l in the city! When I told him that most people are reporting 40+ km/l, he continued with his evasive replies.
I've decided that I won't go back to them for anything else again. So XBHPians from Bangalore, could you tell me which is the best service centre in Bangalore?Comment
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guys..
one of my friends needs to change fz's rear tire. does anyone know its cost?
i have spoken to yamaha and they say i need to contact mrf directly. they wont even tell me the approx cost....Last edited by tulinisarg; 11-30-2009, 02:01 PM.RIDE HARD... RIDE FAST... RIDE SAFE....Comment
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Originally posted by shamanthnv View Post
Sai and Iyengar tyre clinic will have the tools for mushroom puncture by next month. oh! btw he also has a liquid which seals off the puncture from inside in case you get one. It will cost u 400 bucks per tyre.
Sai and Iyengar is next to figurine fitness in Indiranagar.Comment
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dude...i think its Rs 2500/- but am not sure...u need to check with MRF only...they are the tyre providers and it states in the manual to visit the MRF centers for tyre queries...even the warrenty doesnt cover tyres....Originally posted by tulinisarg View PostsigpicGirls are like roads, more the curves, more the dangerous they are.
To ride or not to ride?? is a....
very very stupid question....Comment
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Thanks man, i stay in Indiranagar only, will check.Originally posted by shark80 View Post---------------------
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thanks a lot buddy..Originally posted by malikkhan095 View PostRIDE HARD... RIDE FAST... RIDE SAFE....Comment
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Originally posted by shamanthnv View Post
svc guys said me not to go for mushroom puncture
they said me do not remove your tyreADRENALINE PUMPS, SOUL FLY'S, WHEN I AM ON MY 2 WHEELSComment
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AFAIK it costs around 1500-1600...Atleast that SVC guys told me...Originally posted by tulinisarg View Post
Bro....i think either the FZ carbs are not tunable or the SVC guys are just not tuning it....Thats what happened to me....When i complained about low mileage they made it so lean that my engine heat was enough to keep my legs warm wearing shorts even in this harsh winterOriginally posted by iamvik View Post
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Thats when i got it tuned from a local mechanic and he told me that it was not even cleaned from the start....
The harsh reality is that gear shifts of your bike is directly proportional to the skills of your SVC mechanic being good or badOriginally posted by dude_phenom View Post
I learned it the hard way....Comment
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