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the bike slammed at the divider at the speed of 80-90kms on the rt hand side YFS guys told dat's the damage from outside for visor parts and the rt handle bar had some bent and abot the speed locking they told that may be the air filter or something they will inform me. It has done 3.2k kms 3rd service is due. Run in was maintained well. -
thanz pinaki i have already given my bike to the YFS they are looking for the probs but at first they mentioned dat may be the airfilter that is the culprit but i dont think so i hv already clocked my ride at 120km/hr before the incidentOriginally posted by Pinaki View PostHi anup . Accident damage on a bike is not always visible to us and not straightforward to diagnose , particularly because none of us here have seen your bike afterwards and you haven't posted any pics either . I guess that's why none have been able to meaningfully reply you yet .
My advice would be to take the bike immediately to your nearest Yamaha authorised service center and let them do their job(i.e diagnose the damages and give you an estimate) . I say immediately because on impact things can go wrong with a motorcycle which makes it unsafe to ride until repaired .
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I had sent a mail to healtech electronics for GIpro gear indicator, got the following reply,
For the R15, you need the GIpro X-type, part no:
GIPRO-X + GPX-Y03
For the CBR250R, part no:
GIPRO-X + GPX-H02
Cost is 89 EUR per kit, shipping is 8 EUR per order by airmail.
If you order 5 kits, we will ship by TNT express, which will take about 5
days and it has online-tracking service and insurance.
Normally the extra cost for TNT is about 50 EUR but we can give this option
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You can place your order on our web:
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Is anyone interested. If yes, then please do let me know.Yamaha RX135 (1998) - Stolen
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Hi there guys i am Ali Rizvi .. i got my yamaha r15 version 2.0 three months ago .. got it back from its 3rd service 2 days ago.I would just like to share that no one i know was in favor of me getting this bike but still i went for it n i am proud that i did .. till now i dint have a single issue with my bike .. and its an amazing machine and best combo of performance and looks .. i have been following this thread since i was planning to buy it and thank u guys because you make me know my bike even closely. its good to be among so many r15 lovers
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Guys, as written in manual it is necessary to use UNLEADED petrol only?? Or normal petrol is fine?
What if I use unleaded petrol when I have already used normal petrol?
I am still not able to decide, can we keep the engine kill switch ON permanently? or it should be used frequently?
If it should be used frequently, then whats the sequence while turning the bike off? engine kill first or ignition first?
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Hi, I got my front disc pad changed in 4th servicing itself( ODO: 8958 kms), but rear is still fine(now ODO 14K kms). I normally use the front 90% of the time, so it depends on usage.Originally posted by Sushrut View Post
yes, it's available. I got it for rs/-550.Originally posted by Karthik2501 View Post
'normal petrol' is the same 'unleaded' one which you get in fuel station. so just go for the regular petrol.Originally posted by chiragsthakur View PostGuys, as written in manual it is necessary to use UNLEADED petrol only?? Or normal petrol is fine?
What if I use unleaded petrol when I have already used normal petrol?
I am still not able to decide, can we keep the engine kill switch ON permanently? or it should be used frequently?
If it should be used frequently, then whats the sequence while turning the bike off? engine kill first or ignition first?Last edited by kuntalnag; 11-27-2012, 12:53 PM.sigpicComment
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Yes you can remove it.. Though just keep it safe with the bolts so that you can fix it again in monsoons and avoid a modern art on other people.Originally posted by [email protected] View Post
As the looks part goes.. You can see the tyre profile 130 section looks huge after we remove the hugger.
One thing by removing you mean the complete thing right till the rear shocks? or you want to cut the ugly looking hugger extension.. both ways you can do. But I'd suggest go for cutting the hugger
Check the pic below. rightmost R15. I've cut it halfway.. If that's what you want to do
Keep Calm and Kaam se Kaam
To all those how-to-run-in-the-bike-oh-it's-so-confusing. Here's an advice.
Read and follow the OWNER's Manual. Keep it simple.. Old School technique will do more good than harm your bikeComment
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Please check pics, i guess i have uploaded them before too... But posting again for your reference.Originally posted by [email protected] View PostAttached Filessigpic
Do not argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience.
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Shocked...
Guys,i went to the showroom yesterday with my dad to show him the bike.........And i was convincing him with the seats and then suddenly a wild showroom guy appeared.....My dad just asked some question about the bike and he said it a sports bike and it gives only 25 kmpl mileage.....I was like
and then when asked about the rear seat,He said it just dummy and no one can seat in that....its just given for style.... OMG!!!!!! All my convincing gone waste...... But still somehow i managed with by dad with the poll results given here.....gt bit convinced and then he asked me then why the hell did that showroom guy told like that???? scratched my head 
Cant answer him 
....... And i dont know why yamaha showroom guys do like this..... And finally one question??? The avg is arnd 35 Kmpl na??? This is the only thing my dad wants .... i saw the poll results still he says they vote it bcz its their bike and they dont want to say bad about it......And does R15 have tubeless tyres??? Thanks plz reply and just wanna share
Last edited by siddharthsure; 11-27-2012, 05:43 PM.Its better to sweat than bleed!! "AGATT "
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It depends on the way you drive buddy. There are people on this thread who even got 42 kmpl during run in. And yea the r15 v2 has both front and rear tubeless tyres.
Originally posted by siddharthsure View PostGuys,i went to the showroom yesterday with my dad to show him the bike.........And i was convincing him with the seats and then suddenly a wild showroom guy appeared.....My dad just asked some question about the bike and he said it a sports bike and it gives only 25 kmpl mileage.....I was like and then when asked about the rear seat,He said it just dummy and no one can seat in that....its just given for style.... OMG!!!!!! All my convincing gone waste...... But still somehow i managed with by dad with the poll results given her.....gt bit convinced and then he asked me then why the hell did that showroom guy told like that???? scratched my head Cant answer him ....... And i dont know why yamaha showroom guys do like this..... And finally one question??? The avg is arnd 35 Kmpl na??? This is the only thing my dad wants .... i saw the poll results still he says they vote it bcz its their bike and they dont want to say bad about it......And does R15 have tubeless tyres??? Thanks plz reply and just wanna share Comment
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ha ha ha ha ...LMAO.Originally posted by siddharthsure View PostGuys,i went to the showroom yesterday with my dad to show him the bike.........And i was convincing him with the seats and then suddenly a wild showroom guy appeared.....My dad just asked some question about the bike and he said it a sports bike and it gives only 25 kmpl mileage.....I was like and then when asked about the rear seat,He said it just dummy and no one can seat in that....its just given for style.... OMG!!!!!! All my convincing gone waste...... But still somehow i managed with by dad with the poll results given her.....gt bit convinced and then he asked me then why the hell did that showroom guy told like that???? scratched my head Cant answer him ....... And i dont know why yamaha showroom guys do like this..... And finally one question??? The avg is arnd 35 Kmpl na??? This is the only thing my dad wants .... i saw the poll results still he says they vote it bcz its their bike and they dont want to say bad about it......And does R15 have tubeless tyres??? Thanks plz reply and just wanna share
Dude, where is this showroom? Complain this to the manager or Yamaha itself.
About the mileage, I get around 35-40 kmpl with ODO 14K kms and I know guys who get even around 50kmpl some time (even after 8K ODO),sounds bizzarre but true as we ride in same group, so know it well.
And yes, the pillion seat is not at all comfortable for long trips, but small rides can be done easily.Last edited by kuntalnag; 11-27-2012, 04:11 PM.sigpicComment
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Classic case of last night fight with wife/girlfriend. Don't worry, shit happens. Refer another showroom.Originally posted by siddharthsure View PostGuys,i went to the showroom yesterday with my dad to show him the bike.........And i was convincing him with the seats and then suddenly a wild showroom guy appeared.....My dad just asked some question about the bike and he said it a sports bike and it gives only 25 kmpl mileage.....I was like and then when asked about the rear seat,He said it just dummy and no one can seat in that....its just given for style.... OMG!!!!!! All my convincing gone waste...... But still somehow i managed with by dad with the poll results given her.....gt bit convinced and then he asked me then why the hell did that showroom guy told like that???? scratched my head Cant answer him ....... And i dont know why yamaha showroom guys do like this..... And finally one question??? The avg is arnd 35 Kmpl na??? This is the only thing my dad wants .... i saw the poll results still he says they vote it bcz its their bike and they dont want to say bad about it......And does R15 have tubeless tyres??? Thanks plz reply and just wanna share
The rids is as good as it can be, can refer to polls for the average. With sane riding, 35 is attainable.
And yes, tubeless tires.Ride On,
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LOL!!! Yeah So true....Originally posted by nastrofaction View Post
Its better to sweat than bleed!! "AGATT "
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hahaha LOL.. 35kmpl under insane riding conditions.. I havent gone below 42kmpl till now almost 8K on ODO (sane insane twisties/highway rides). best I got was 52kmpl in run-in tank full to tank full method. As kuntal is stating we have a rider who gets almost 50 on highway ripping don't know how but he gets.Originally posted by siddharthsure View PostGuys,i went to the showroom yesterday with my dad to show him the bike.........And i was convincing him with the seats and then suddenly a wild showroom guy appeared.....My dad just asked some question about the bike and he said it a sports bike and it gives only 25 kmpl mileage.....I was like and then when asked about the rear seat,He said it just dummy and no one can seat in that....its just given for style.... OMG!!!!!! All my convincing gone waste...... But still somehow i managed with by dad with the poll results given her.....gt bit convinced and then he asked me then why the hell did that showroom guy told like that???? scratched my head Cant answer him ....... And i dont know why yamaha showroom guys do like this..... And finally one question??? The avg is arnd 35 Kmpl na??? This is the only thing my dad wants .... i saw the poll results still he says they vote it bcz its their bike and they dont want to say bad about it......And does R15 have tubeless tyres??? Thanks plz reply and just wanna share 
On a serious note go and get this babe. She'll never dissapoint you on the road or otherwise :P
and here seldom will happen that somebody will give wrong information..Keep Calm and Kaam se Kaam
To all those how-to-run-in-the-bike-oh-it's-so-confusing. Here's an advice.
Read and follow the OWNER's Manual. Keep it simple.. Old School technique will do more good than harm your bikeComment
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