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1. Tee
2. Handle Bar
3. Tank plastic cover
4. Mirrors
5. Rear foot rests
6. Rear panel
1. Tee
2. Handle Bar
3. Tank plastic cover
4. Mirrors
5. Rear foot rests
6. Rear panel
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U Lock
Does anyone know Where to get and how much is the cost of a U-Lock put to the rear wheel ..The one that s used for Ninja..... The bike is attracting hell lot of attention in my place...
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Originally posted by NaveenRk View Post560KMs on the Odo, very limited riding for the last few days to compensate the distance to service.
Lubed the chain today.
Bought the TVS Chain Lube- Rs.333 since I Couldn't source Motul lube+clean at my place, Didn't use any cleaning agent as the chain was relatively clean, just a thorough soft wipe using a cotton cloth.
Bro tilted the bike sideways with the side stand and I sprayed the lube quite liberally(Two layers).
Did a short ride and to my surprise the chain became sparkling clean after that. Quite good alternative if you can't get Motul. Need to fabricate a cheap and simple Paddock stand.
The manual recommends "OKS" chain spray and lubricant... anyone tried that?Originally posted by shreeda View PostTVS True spray is really good. Having used it for 3 years, I can vouch for it!
All, in any case avoid TriboCor (officially provided by many Bajaj SVCs). It's no good
I am regretting after just 2 rounds!Comment
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shocked and relieved
Today in the morning removed the cover from the Duke. Was cleaning the bike and to my shock found green patches of green colour on the right side of radiator cover and on right side of radiator. Didn't know what to think-so calmed my self and tried to find the culprit for it. On looking under the panel on right side of fuel tank, i found a end pipe hanging all in green colour. Then it came to my mind that maybe this pipe is for coolant overflow. KTM recommends filling the coolant in between MAX-MIN. I had filled it more than MAX and i hope the over filled part was thrown out because after that didn't see any more green patches(coolant).
Maybe this will help some one.
Drive SafeLast edited by drrajsodhi; 04-12-2012, 01:49 AM.Comment
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1200/- is Cheap, But I dont have a place to Park.Originally posted by inder.cool View PostKTM is coming up with a paddok stand for 1200 bucks.
OMG! So, dirty
So Dirty, Thank God you haven't seen mine till now, otherwise I know what your dialouge would be.
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To me too, What a con-incidenceOriginally posted by dual disc 200 View Post
Rajath: I am wanting to write a long run/term Detailed report.Originally posted by Rajathslr View Post
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OKS is another form of TriboCor. Not any better IMHO. I saw it at work. It attracts too much dirt and doesn't stick well to the chain! Motul is what should get. Period.Originally posted by scbra View Post
That's it! That's the reason why coolant spills off. If one keeps the level at half a cm above MIN, there should be no spill under normal riding conditions.Originally posted by drrajsodhi View PostComment
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Care to shed some light on this????Originally posted by psycho28 View Post
Also if anybody knows more parts and their prices, it will be very helpful.Motorcycling heals, big time...Comment
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Chain Lube
Hi guys,
Have completed 480 on Odo. Thinking of getting the chain lubed at 500 kms.
1. Which lube is preferred ? And cost?
2. Can i do it by myself or do i have to go to the service center ? ( I dont have a paddock stand , would it be tough? )
3. If i decide to go the service center, do i have to carry the lube myself or do they sell it off the shelf?
Appreciate your inputs.Comment
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MOTUL, PeriodOriginally posted by shreeda View Post
Wonderful it sticks to the Chain good, and that is precisely why one should be using it, it serves the purpose.
I have used OKS, and And 90Grade oil to clean and lube using what PBK gave me, it stayed there for a while then vanishes.
If you have done off-roading like I did, then I recommend you to go to the Service center and get it done, else if you have the Yamaha's Dirt Bike's Chain Cleaner, its absolutely wonderful, clean like making it new.
Yamaha Lube is aslo damm good
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1. Motul Chain Lube (Rs.525)Originally posted by harshag26 View Post
2. Doing it First time? Yes, else without a paddock stand, ask someone to tilt the bike sidewards with the stand and spray the lube.
3.They don't sell you the can, they lube it for you. KTM service stations use Motul. They charge Rs70-80 for a lube. Buy a can for urself for intermediate lubing if you need.
PS: Use 'Search'.. DIY, Methods, Brands all are discussed already.Comment
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Which place is this? You have both the bikes parked on the right side of the road.Originally posted by L.P. View PostI took the KTM to one of the Toughest Terrrains in India
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Did you find the oil? When I went to pick the oil from the Motul dealer in Chennai I found that he had plenty in stock.Originally posted by spiralbrain View Post
If You go to the SVC guys they ll adjust the chain, clean it with diesel and then lube it. You can also carry the lube with You. If You have patience You can do it yourself provided if You have the padlock stand or You can just lean the bike with sidestand engaged and do the same. If the chain needs to adjusted it might be quite tricky at first but once You watch them do it, You can imitate them. The last time when I went to the service centre and did a chain service, I was billed Rs 112. I did not carry the lube with me at that time.Originally posted by NaveenRk View PostLast edited by Ri$hi; 04-12-2012, 11:46 AM.Comment
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I am also experiencing this sound, many have already reported, seems like common problem, still would like to hear what KTM says.Originally posted by Shubz View PostComment
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Originally posted by L.P. View PostMOTUL, Period
Wonderful it sticks to the Chain good, and that is precisely why one should be using it, it serves the purpose.
I have used OKS, and And 90Grade oil to clean and lube using what PBK gave me, it stayed there for a while then vanishes.
If you have done off-roading like I did, then I recommend you to go to the Service center and get it done, else if you have the Yamaha's Dirt Bike's Chain Cleaner, its absolutely wonderful, clean like making it new.
Yamaha Lube is aslo damm good
LOL
this is what I did before cleaning
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" Nothing Z Forever,Except D Change "
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Goodwill agencies, Gopalapuram? , is it available in any other places near Adyar. Any idea when they are going make Motul 7100 available at the service stations itself.Originally posted by Ri$hi View Post
Got to adjust the chain myself, I didn't watch them adjust the chain during delivery, finding it hard to follow the steps in the DIY presentation document shared few pages back. Any detailed illustration available anywhere for that.If You go to the SVC guys they ll adjust the chain, clean it with diesel and then lube it. You can also carry the lube with You. If You have patience You can do it yourself provided if You have the padlock stand or You can just lean the bike with sidestand engaged and do the same. If the chain needs to adjusted it might be quite tricky at first but once You watch them do it, You can imitate them.
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