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Originally posted by Nixster
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My two wheel upgrade goes like this, TVSChamp--> RX-100-->FZ-S
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Nice to see the article. I was one of them who upgrade straight from RX-100 to FZ-S. I absolutely still miss the rocketing pickup when leaving the traffic signal, and with that modified silencer, i haven't heard any other Indian bike making such a true racing sound.
My two wheel upgrade goes like this, TVSChamp--> RX-100-->FZ-S---------------------
FZ-S(2009), Honda City AT(2009), Santro AT 2005
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Hi Guys,
I recently did a 340Km trip (Mumbai-Valsad and back) on my Fazer. After this I've started to get some sound , cant pinpoint exactly from where but definitely from lower part of the bike. This happens only two times, 1. Morning when I start my bike for office and 2. When I leave for home from office. In short when the engine is just started after a long time some tak tak sound is heard.
This goes away after a minute or so.
What can it be.
And one more thing, my fuel indicator now always blinks even if there is adequate petrol. This too happened after my trip.Comment
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was the sound better than 220 or was it annoying?.. if it is good then I am definately getting dagrex or joel exhaust....Originally posted by ABZ View PostRiding, loving and enjoying my lord of the streets.. FZ-S...
And dreaming of an R6/R1/FZ1/CBR 1000RR
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Much better than any stock bike in town..... but the thing is that u got to dig 23k from ur pocket then change the jets to get gr8 performance....Originally posted by krates View Post
if u buy, get one for me too
I'd rather be fast than invisible!!!!!
Bikes previously owned n models
Honda 50cc 97 - scooter
Honda MTX 50 - off road
Suzuki TS 125s - Scrambler
Honda XRV 750 Africa Twin - The massive adventure bike, tourer, off roader n dessert stallion.
Currently
Yamah Fz-s...Comment
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hehe I will try the joel exhaust first it cost only 7k maybe next month I will get it..Riding, loving and enjoying my lord of the streets.. FZ-S...
And dreaming of an R6/R1/FZ1/CBR 1000RR
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I got it from a local bike spares market.. Yamaha SVC people mostly due not have those i guess. U should try for it in local bike spares market.Originally posted by ABZ View PostComment
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[QUOTE=avithe1;424763]Hi Guys,
In short when the engine is just started after a long time some tak tak sound is heard.
This goes away after a minute or so.
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Dude, it must be the tappets sound from the engine...not sure though...Regards,
Nikunj K
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I guess its problems for my bike. I have noticed a small leak in the small tap near the main-reserve fuel cock. Is this serious. When I clean the leak, after 1 week it comes again.
I have decided to lubricate the chain myself. What would be the procedures. Or should I go to the service center for it? What would be the cost?Reduce 1 km/hr speed, add 1second 2 ur life.Comment
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Guys , my bike got tipped over as i had parked it in wet sand ( didn't look like it wen i parked . looked hard enough
) ,while drinking cane juice ,but anyway it did fall and now i'm getting a weird sound , something like a bolt rumbling in an empty tin can of sorts , from the rear end of the bike , pretty annoying as it intensifies wen u accelerate or decelerate ... had a look around the bike but couldn't find anything off , now i am getting frustrated as the sound is persisting 
, somebody plz help me out ... 
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If u cant see anything, rush to a trusted mech or the SVC asap!! You wouldn't want to aggrevate the situation bro.Originally posted by nand15 View PostGuys , my bike got tipped over as i had parked it in wet sand ( didn't look like it wen i parked . looked hard enough ) ,while drinking cane juice ,but anyway it did fall and now i'm getting a weird sound , something like a bolt rumbling in an empty tin can of sorts , from the rear end of the bike , pretty annoying as it intensifies wen u accelerate or decelerate ... had a look around the bike but couldn't find anything off , now i am getting frustrated as the sound is persisting , somebody plz help me out ... Comment
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Check for obvious signs of damage. The rattling might be a broken or loose part around the silencer or catalytic converter. Could be a bent main stand. As you describe the sound, it appears to be some part that wasn't or shouldn't be moving but is moving now after the fall.Originally posted by nand15 View PostGuys , my bike got tipped over as i had parked it in wet sand ( didn't look like it wen i parked . looked hard enough ) ,while drinking cane juice ,but anyway it did fall and now i'm getting a weird sound , something like a bolt rumbling in an empty tin can of sorts , from the rear end of the bike , pretty annoying as it intensifies wen u accelerate or decelerate ... had a look around the bike but couldn't find anything off , now i am getting frustrated as the sound is persisting , somebody plz help me out ... Comment
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Guys today I removed the saree guard there was a slight change in performance.. I guess the saree guard weighs around 1-1.5kg.. You all also should remove it..Riding, loving and enjoying my lord of the streets.. FZ-S...
And dreaming of an R6/R1/FZ1/CBR 1000RR
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Lolz! It all psychological I guess!Originally posted by krates View Post
1kg is simply too small a load to make any difference!
Your biking tells a lot about the person you are!Comment
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I disagree. It does make a noticeable difference.*Originally posted by abhijeet080808 View PostLolz! It all psychological I guess! 1kg is simply too small a load to make any difference!
*under standard test conditions, etc. etc.
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Reg: removing saree guard
Hai Guys,
1 ~ 1.5 kg of weight reduction will not improve your efficiency , because 1 litre petrol weighs around 750 gms if u fill ur tank then it doesnt mean your performance will be affected . it is negligible.Comment
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