Today i met mechanic he said that only the cylinder is to be changed to karishma and other parts are direct fit
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The modifications are very less and simple,you will figure out as you go ahead nothing complicated.Originally posted by nings! View Posthey bro how much did the exhaust cost you..?? is there any improvement in performance.?? and lastly how was your sandakpu trip man..?? heard that the road to sandakpu is much better now.. do share some pics of the trip man..
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that's a good idea bro..now finding a good condition cheap karizma is my step1 of the project.. he he
and by the way after I find one.. can any of the local garage do the swap for me.. or is there any extensive mods or technicality involved? and one last query can I plonk the impulse engine in the karizma ?
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thanks for the info bro..so after the swap how is your bike running?? and how is long rides as compared to stock engine..is there any heating issues..?? if any day you visit Darjeeling area plz let me know. we'll meet up.Originally posted by curse View PostThe modifications are very less and simple,you will figure out as you go ahead nothing complicated.
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Hey Guys,
I am from Pune & an owner of impulse for past 2 years.
Have been going through threads since the start and have reached till page 52 before I felt "Impulsive" to post/ask before I could go through all the threads.
Is there a WhatsApp group or something similar where the conversations are more "realtime"? Will be nice to know if I could be part of it hopefully to get some help with regards to the spares availability & also to join in on some rides.
Looking forward in anticipation.
Cheers & happy riding.
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(From an ex-Bangalorian, Impulse owner): Honestly, I'd just consider fitting a standard H4 55W bulb, or perhaps a 35-40W LED into the stock socket. The stock charging system has plenty of capacity for it, even for the Flash-to-Pass feature (where you have two filaments lit at once).Originally posted by harshmane View PostHi All, Currently I am located at Bengaluru, if any fellow Impulse's owners from Benagluru had gone through modifications like additional lights or HID to improve overall light exposure it will be great if you can re share. Such information might be available in same thread.
This is a lot less trouble than aftermarket/accessory lighting, with big advantage that it's dipp-able so you won't be constantly, dangerously blinding oncoming traffic. I ordered a 40W LED but it was too long with the cooling fan to fit in the limited space between the reflector and steering head, so just popped in an extra 55W we had from our Jeep. Direct fit, and vastly better lighting in only five minutes. It's been in there for perhaps 6-8 months now and thus far no damage to wiring/switchgear. That said, no guarantees of course.
May I add that this lust for more and more powerful lighting is getting us nowhere, and will get us nowhere - my lights are brighter, so what, so are the other fellow's, and we both end up unable to see in the end. What we ALL need to do is start dipping our lights to ALL oncoming traffic at night. For anyone who's lived / traveled abroad, you know well that when everyone follows this, it actually works SO well, and night-time can actually be the most pleasant / safe time to drive - yes, even with stock lighting, even on unlit country roads. I have had a hard time understanding why the average vehicle operator in India fails to grasp this reality, which seems obvious / common-sense to the citizens of the rest of the world (incl. poor, uneducated, developing, whatever).
Just sayin'
-Eric
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In March changed the rear tire second time in the bikes 50,000Km odd journey... replacing the awesome Pirelli MT60
with Ceat Vertigo Sport(downsized from 110 to 100
)
While doing R&D on which tire will suit my bike came across the dreaded fact that the tire sizes are not that common in the market anymore which brought to my mind a question of whether we can convert Impulse to a SuperMoto bike with some grippy road tires mounted on sleek Alloys (hate tubed tires with punctures being pain in @$$)
What say guys...
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It's hard to get now a days. You can check your hero motocorp regional spare distributor if he has any left.Originally posted by xfiasco View Postwhere we can get original hand guards for Impulse??"The Answer, My Friend,
is Blowin' in The Wind"
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Agreed totally.Originally posted by ringoism View Post(From an ex-Bangalorian, Impulse owner): Honestly, I'd just consider fitting a standard H4 55W bulb, or perhaps a 35-40W LED into the stock socket. The stock charging system has plenty of capacity for it, even for the Flash-to-Pass feature (where you have two filaments lit at once).
This is a lot less trouble than aftermarket/accessory lighting, with big advantage that it's dipp-able so you won't be constantly, dangerously blinding oncoming traffic. I ordered a 40W LED but it was too long with the cooling fan to fit in the limited space between the reflector and steering head, so just popped in an extra 55W we had from our Jeep. Direct fit, and vastly better lighting in only five minutes. It's been in there for perhaps 6-8 months now and thus far no damage to wiring/switchgear. That said, no guarantees of course.
May I add that this lust for more and more powerful lighting is getting us nowhere, and will get us nowhere - my lights are brighter, so what, so are the other fellow's, and we both end up unable to see in the end. What we ALL need to do is start dipping our lights to ALL oncoming traffic at night. For anyone who's lived / traveled abroad, you know well that when everyone follows this, it actually works SO well, and night-time can actually be the most pleasant / safe time to drive - yes, even with stock lighting, even on unlit country roads. I have had a hard time understanding why the average vehicle operator in India fails to grasp this reality, which seems obvious / common-sense to the citizens of the rest of the world (incl. poor, uneducated, developing, whatever).
Just sayin'
-Eric
I never use my aux lights in city in any way.
But only when I go on tour like 600+ kms who doesn't need more light on highways.. Where oncoming local jeeps and bus drivers drives recklessly.
Here's my bike with aux setup.

"The Answer, My Friend,
is Blowin' in The Wind"
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Need to buy this handle bar please send me the contact details,Originally posted by Ankitvile View PostGot a higher & broader handlebar...and handleguards too. Will install them tomorrow.
And out of the blue front disc started to make a squeaking sound today. 1000kms on the ODO ( 20days post purchasing) and this got me thinking. Opened the master cylinder and found the oil level below the minimum mark. Another SVC's shitty job and ill maintainence. Im getting a brake oil bottle tomorrow.
Also im wondering to get the bike serviced and maintained at a local friend's workshop hereon.
also will the acerbis hand guards fit in this?
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Acerbis hand guards are universal fit. No problem at all. For handlebar, check Amazon or any local dealer for good deal.Originally posted by 4122rohit View PostNeed to buy this handle bar please send me the contact details,
also will the acerbis hand guards fit in this?"The Answer, My Friend,
is Blowin' in The Wind"
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Is this correct and original chain sprocket kit for Impulse, can someone help please, it has become very very difficult for me to find one in Hyderabad:
Chain Sprocket Kit for Hero Impulse
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Looks like the same. Here in pune they give similar sprocket of Hero Hunk or CBZ. Confirm with local dealer or authorized SC for the teeth count.Originally posted by xfiasco View PostIs this correct and original chain sprocket kit for Impulse, can someone help please, it has become very very difficult for me to find one in Hyderabad:
Chain Sprocket Kit for Hero Impulse"The Answer, My Friend,
is Blowin' in The Wind"
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