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  • IamAditya
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    Re: Ninja 650R - Ownership Thread

    Originally posted by Deathwing View Post
    Has Kawasaki stopped functioning temporarily because of split from bajaj?
    Yes read on a magazine that, bajaj-kawa are splitting from 2017, and no more ktm services for Kawasaki.
    Cheers.

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  • Ivin
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    Re: Ninja 650R - Ownership Thread

    Originally posted by Deathwing View Post
    Has Kawasaki stopped functioning temporarily because of split from bajaj?
    Yes, kind of. KTM showrooms arent selling Kawasakis anymore. They cant order Kawasaki parts as well. All Kawasaki showrooms are now selling bikes from Z250 to the H2R. Kawasaki will set up exclusive stand alone service centres first in major cities , thereby expanding, and will service the entire range. The next two months might be a little difficult for Kawa owners to source parts and service as well. On-going discussion for extending service alone at KTM is also ongoing. Hopefully, good times are ahead.

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  • curioadmin
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    Re: Ninja 650R | New Colour for my 650R

    [QUOTE=Deathwing;1274597]
    Originally posted by curioadmin View Post
    Friends,

    [COLOR=#333333][FONT=Verdana]I have carried out whole body re-painting to candy red from default green, with the pattern similar to current model. This was carried out in
    Very nice, how much was the cost ?

    DearFriend,

    It was candy paint (with life time warranty), carried out in XBS, bangalore. Website : XBS AUTO It took almost 20 days with 3 coating.

    The total cost was Rs.32,000.

    Thanks

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  • Deathwing
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    Re: Ninja 650R | New Colour for my 650R

    [QUOTE=curioadmin;1274596]Friends,

    [COLOR=#333333][FONT=Verdana]I have carried out whole body re-painting to candy red from default green, with the pattern similar to current model. This was carried out in
    Very nice, how much was the cost ?

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  • curioadmin
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    Re: Ninja 650R | New Colour for my 650R

    Friends,

    I have carried out whole body re-painting to candy red from default green, with the pattern similar to current model. This was carried out in XBS AUTO in Bangalore. The work what they have done was amazing.


    Attached Files

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  • hypheni
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    Re: Ninja 650R - Ownership Thread

    Originally posted by hellgate View Post
    Finally got my Ninja 650 today.
    Rode it for around 15kms and I must say I am LOVING it!!!
    Will post pics in sometime.

    Any idea how good are these frame sliders:
    RD Moto SL-01 Type Springed Crash Protector (Black) - Bachoo Motors

    Wasnt happy with the stock headlight, hence got Osram H7 Nightbreaker unlimited. These were better than stock however I am used to ridding with LED and HID projectors in my R15 v2, hence had some difficulties riding at night.
    Finally got the Osram 35W H7 4200k HID conversion kit. Fixed em myself today morning and boy, they are amazing.
    Light up the road real good, the color is very good and doesnt cause glare as well to oncoming traffic.
    The color is as close to nigh performance halogens.
    Prior to this I have used 3 different kits in my R15 v2 (2 6000k and 1 4300k) and none of those were this good.
    Can post pics if folks want to see.
    Please do post some pics of your ride as well as the lights.

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  • Deathwing
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    Re: Ninja 650R - Ownership Thread

    Has Kawasaki stopped functioning temporarily because of split from bajaj?

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  • IamAditya
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    Re: Ninja 650R - Ownership Thread

    Originally posted by hellgate View Post
    Finally installed the Sport Bars today. Did the job myself, took around 40 mins. Control is a lot better than the stock bars. Going on a trip tomorrow. Lets see how it pans out when riding for long periods.
    Post the pics if possible ☺
    Cheers.

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  • hellgate
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    Re: Ninja 650R - Ownership Thread

    Finally installed the Sport Bars today. Did the job myself, took around 40 mins. Control is a lot better than the stock bars. Going on a trip tomorrow. Lets see how it pans out when riding for long periods.

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  • Deathwing
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    Re: Ninja 650R - Ownership Thread

    Originally posted by VIJAY ''BIKER'' CHAUHAN View Post
    Hi all, can anyone please tell me how much will be the cost of front fairing unit of Ninja 650 R inclusive of headlights indicators rearview mirrors and mounting brackets. Thanks
    I think it comes up to a lakh or soo,

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  • VIJAY ''BIKER'' CHAUHAN
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    Re: Ninja 650R - Ownership Thread

    Hi all, can anyone please tell me how much will be the cost of front fairing unit of Ninja 650 R inclusive of headlights indicators rearview mirrors and mounting brackets. Thanks

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  • DoubleagentZ
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    Re: Ninja 650R - Ownership Thread

    Originally posted by hellgate View Post
    Last Friday went on a bike trip to Coorg. While going the bike behaved very well. It had rained heavily in Coorg at night. In the morning when I started the bike, its started fine however after sometime i got some burining smell. So switched off the engine. After sometime the bike would start and then engine would die on its own as the rev would lower down. Hence started the bike and revved for a while and started riding. After sometime the engine warning light came on.
    As of now the bike is running however the engine warning light glows as soon as i start the bike.
    Is there any way I can diagnose stuff without going to the service center?
    Check the manual
    It would have a page regarding the engine warning lights
    The code flashes by the number of long and short flashes
    Just see that and check the manual and you'll find the error

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  • hellgate
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    Re: Ninja 650R - Ownership Thread

    Last Friday went on a bike trip to Coorg. While going the bike behaved very well. It had rained heavily in Coorg at night. In the morning when I started the bike, its started fine however after sometime i got some burining smell. So switched off the engine. After sometime the bike would start and then engine would die on its own as the rev would lower down. Hence started the bike and revved for a while and started riding. After sometime the engine warning light came on.
    As of now the bike is running however the engine warning light glows as soon as i start the bike.
    Is there any way I can diagnose stuff without going to the service center?

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  • dbr650
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    Re: Ninja 650R - Ownership Thread

    Thank you Hellgate, in fact I am leaving for Hyderabad tomorrow.. Planning to get oil from there.. Any way thanks once again for your advice..

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  • hellgate
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    Re: Engine oil for Ninja 650r

    Originally posted by dbr650 View Post
    Hi Everybody ...need help.. It's been two months since my KN 650 arrival..so 1st service has to be done.. Now point is that in my city Motul 10 W 40 is not available but 10 w 50 is available.. Here KTM people are using 10 w 50.. What to do? Shall I go with 10w50, other wise I have get 10w40 from Hyderabad.. Even oil filter was also not available here, that was brought from Hyderabad with the help of a friend.. Please guide me.. And Green beast cross 1000 km mark..
    You can safely use 10w50.
    Heres what is mentioned in service manual:
    Although 10W-40 engine oil is the recommended oil for most conditions, the oil viscosity may need to be changed to accommodate atmospheric conditions in
    your riding area.

    Here is India, summers are especially hot, so use of 10w50 is great as is most places, summer temps cross 40.

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