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  • Originally posted by Mail2vasant View Post
    BTW when did u buy your bike. because the fact is that earlier honda was recommending both the oils but currently they are recommending only 10W30 and may be they have updated that in the manual also. According to my manual also both the oils are recommended.
    Mumbai, on 19.09.2011

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    • HONDA only recommends 10W30 these days. The initial lots had 20W40 listed aswell. Guess they felt 10W30 was more than sufficient
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      • Originally posted by Rahul Rods Tewathia View Post
        i had booked mine on 5 april ruby red std ..

        can u plzz check its milage (avg) in city and plzz tell it here..

        i havent taken td yet ..

        Hey.. mines giving me between 27-29 kmpl

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        • Originally posted by sherry_unicornlover View Post
          Nice mods... just perfect, and liked that nothing looks overdone.

          BTW, where's the right side RVM?
          thanks alot mate ... the bike is lighter ... since the original exhuast was pretty heavy () and the bike races to the red liner ... was able to reach140 + pretty quick and has a sweet exhaust note(personal opnion).

          The Missing RVM .. Well thats another story ... i was touring to amritsar, and on my way back to delhi .... the rvm just fell off ... seems like there was a loose screws.

          Now ... since the spares are not available .. i am not able to put that back on .
          Safety First ( protective gear)
          speed next :P

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          • Originally posted by rajmadhawk View Post
            thanks alot mate ... the bike is lighter ... since the original exhuast was pretty heavy () and the bike races to the red liner ... was able to reach140 + pretty quick and has a sweet exhaust note(personal opnion).

            The Missing RVM .. Well thats another story ... i was touring to amritsar, and on my way back to delhi .... the rvm just fell off ... seems like there was a loose screws.

            Now ... since the spares are not available .. i am not able to put that back on .
            Could you please post a video of the Exhaust in action
            And how much did you get it for?
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            • Update:
              I got my bike back a few mins ago. The first thing i asked was "The Cause of the leak" and the only answer i got was "The problem has been fixed sir"
              I ask again and i get the same answer so i didnt bother to waste my time.
              Took the bike for a spin and noticed there's tremendous vibration post 4k rpm in 1st, 2nd and 3rd. But once i shift to 4th gear the bike revvs normally. I can also hear some weird noise from somewhere under the console in higher rpms. WHat could it be? The sound is undescribable
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              • Not to sound rude, but does anyone have any input about my problem described on page 558?
                Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?

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                • Originally posted by Lux Aeterna View Post
                  Not to sound rude, but does anyone have any input about my problem described on page 558?
                  You're considered rude only when you post answers or ask to search
                  If you meant a very very light which is almost negligible bobbing motion with the entire vehicle on idling, then, its bound to happen due to torque. I've it too. If you notice this when riding, well I guess you cannot. Confirm this pls.
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                  Awareness + Skill is what keeps you out of harm's way
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                  • Thanks for the reply, no I meant while riding. Like I said, as if the road has tiny speed bumps, it's subtle, but noticeable nonetheless. This happens while riding, on higher speeds it's not noticeable because of engine growl, wind speed and the like but on lower speeds it is quite noticeable. Baby phantom speed bumps
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                    • Originally posted by Lux Aeterna View Post
                      Like I said, as if the road has tiny speed bumps, it's subtle, but noticeable nonetheless
                      What's the setting on your rear suspension? Softest?

                      I don't experience this when riding though
                      Skill is what keeps you on a Motorcycle
                      Awareness + Skill is what keeps you out of harm's way
                      ATGATT + Awareness + Skill means you might Live To Ride another day

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                      • Need some urgent advice..

                        Guys,

                        I am dying to drive my new baby from Bangalore to Coimbatore (around 350km). But,is it advisable to take a new bike on such long rides? She has just completed 130KM. I can arrange for an oil change in Coimbatore. Other aspects that are holding me back are:

                        - I am limiting myself to 4.5 K rpm now. But not sure if I an maintain it on free highways
                        - Yet to get the registration papers.The dealer says it will take 45 days, but I have my number

                        Kindly advice..my vacation starts tomorrow and got to decide

                        Thanks in advance

                        Gokul

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                        • Originally posted by Go-cool View Post
                          But,is it advisable to take a new bike on such long rides?
                          If you've control on your wrist, yes you can.

                          Originally posted by Go-cool View Post
                          I am limiting myself to 4.5 K rpm now
                          Who asked you to do so?

                          The evening I took, I covered 96 Kms, second day 500 odd Kms & third day about 450 Kms. The mistake I did was to keep under stupid RPM limits.
                          Skill is what keeps you on a Motorcycle
                          Awareness + Skill is what keeps you out of harm's way
                          ATGATT + Awareness + Skill means you might Live To Ride another day

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                          • The suspension is set at stock.
                            Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?

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                            • Originally posted by Go-cool View Post
                              Guys,

                              I am dying to drive my new baby from Bangalore to Coimbatore (around 350km). But,is it advisable to take a new bike on such long rides? She has just completed 130KM. I can arrange for an oil change in Coimbatore. Other aspects that are holding me back are:

                              - I am limiting myself to 4.5 K rpm now. But not sure if I an maintain it on free highways
                              - Yet to get the registration papers.The dealer says it will take 45 days, but I have my number

                              Kindly advice..my vacation starts tomorrow and got to decide

                              Thanks in advance

                              Gokul
                              If you can stick to the recommended rpm range in the run in period, I don't see any reason why you can't cover that distance.

                              However, make sure you change the engine oil at the specified interval (around 500-750 Km on the odo).

                              Go ahead, enjoy the ride!!

                              PS: Don't rev beyond the specified limit in run in period. It can be harmful
                              Signals which are timed for 50 Kmph are also timed for 100 Kmph :)

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                              • Originally posted by cmahajan View Post
                                If you can stick to the recommended rpm range in the run in period
                                Originally posted by cmahajan View Post
                                PS: Don't rev beyond the specified limit in run in period. It can be harmful
                                Saar...what is the limit? Can you help us understand?

                                The suspension is set at stock
                                I do not know what is your stock setting it can change from vehicle to vehicle out of the factory.
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                                Awareness + Skill is what keeps you out of harm's way
                                ATGATT + Awareness + Skill means you might Live To Ride another day

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