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**ynike99** · 08-23-2012, 11:34 AM

Originally posted by Ankitvile View Post

how often do i check the coolant level...and bought the bike tomorrow rode 60+kms and chain has started to sound...so should i go straight to SVC and get it checked...

Ideally, coolant level should be checked everytime you start the bike.What i follow is start the bike,check the radiator hoses, coolant level, mirror alignment and then ride.Regarding chain noise, visit the svc.Tightening the chain will solve it.

Ride safe.

**dileep.anirudh** · 08-23-2012, 01:35 PM

duke finally arrived

Hey guys finally got my duke last Tuesday before independence. Yet to ride. Here r some pics.

**Janesh.J** · 08-23-2012, 02:18 PM

[QUOTE=kevin4nivek;860806]

Originally posted by Janesh.J View Post

Bro, I had done a simple DIY to avoid mischief mongers tampering with the radiator / rear brake fluid cap. I have put a hose clamp onto the cap and tightened it. Only thing is that the cap may rotate a bit, but will not come off. Of course we cannot avoid ppl who are determined to open it getting a screwdriver and opening it.

Hi Bro, good one but be careful as tightening the hose cap even a little bit more may result in the cap or even the pipe end to crack

Yes Kevin, I just tight it enough so as to keep it from moving from the cap. The cap can turn on the pipe end, yes but have to keep in mind.

**Rohan200ns** · 08-23-2012, 06:48 PM

Originally posted by kevin4nivek View Post

Hi Bro, I also want to remove the rear tyre hugger, however wanted to confirm if there are any disadvantages of doing it. Well even with it, it does not prevent mud and slush from covering the bike in rain. Did you find any advantages / disadvantages post removal of the hugger

i removed the hugger today .. duke looks better now .. bike became lighter .. i am expecting it to look like a dirty pig during rains ..

**askyashu** · 08-23-2012, 07:13 PM

Cant we remove the rear tyre hugger ourselves..???
I dont seem to find the right tool in my toolkit..
pls help......

**Rohan200ns** · 08-23-2012, 07:38 PM

Originally posted by askyashu View Post

Cant we remove the rear tyre hugger ourselves..???
I dont seem to find the right tool in my toolkit..
pls help......

i did it myself .. easy 10 mins job .. tool kit has all the necessary tools ..

**askyashu** · 08-23-2012, 07:44 PM

Originally posted by Rohan200ns View Post

i did it myself .. easy 10 mins job .. tool kit has all the necessary tools ..

I thought the same....
But my toolkit doesnt have the tools needed...
Though I was able to remove the sarree guard.......
What do i do now..???

**Ab13** · 08-23-2012, 07:59 PM

Hey, Guys i have a small question. If i buy a second hand duke and get it transferred to my name and address, would KTM honor the warranty?

**ganesh_bbr** · 08-23-2012, 08:33 PM

Originally posted by maverick1 View Post

Sorry i could not find the details of the paddock stand, i am interested

NO as rightly pointed out its not lugging at all, you will feel the lugging as engine loosing its steam and rpm getting bit irregular etc.

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Originally posted by vidy View Post

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Thank you Guys ...

**Rohan200ns** · 08-23-2012, 09:18 PM

Originally posted by askyashu View Post

I thought the same....
But my toolkit doesnt have the tools needed...
Though I was able to remove the sarree guard.......
What do i do now..???

there are three different sizes of alan keys provided in the tool kit .. you will need two among them ..
i guess you havent got the complete tool kit then ...
tools provided for me came in a sealed plastic cover along with a ktm pouch ..

**Ankitvile** · 08-23-2012, 09:46 PM

The MFD shows 45km/l rt now after riding 100+kms....but it keeps om changing from 25km/l to 48km/l...why does it fluctuates so much?.
also what does the red light on the top..2nd from the left indicates?..its lit since tomorrow.Anything i should be worried about.?

**kevin4nivek** · 08-23-2012, 09:50 PM

Originally posted by Rohan200ns View Post

i removed the hugger today .. duke looks better now .. bike became lighter .. i am expecting it to look like a dirty pig during rains ..

That's true but cleaning the dirty pig is what Dukers should be worried about. I myself am and prefer not to take my ride out when it pours!!

**ASSASSIN07** · 08-23-2012, 10:22 PM

Originally posted by Ab13 View Post

Hey, Guys i have a small question. If i buy a second hand duke and get it transferred to my name and address, would KTM honor the warranty?

Yes KTM/ Bajaj will honor the warranty.
Warranty is on the product, not on the person whom the product was sold.
So dont worry & but it.

**Ab13** · 08-23-2012, 10:56 PM

Originally posted by ASSASSIN07 View Post

Yes KTM/ Bajaj will honor the warranty.
Warranty is on the product, not on the person whom the product was sold.
So dont worry & but it.

Thanks a ton man for the quick reply, another question though, if i get the bike from Delhi and get it registered here in chandigarh, so will i have to go back to delhi for availing warranty (assuming something goes bad) or KTM Chandigarh will look after it?

**ASSASSIN07** · 08-23-2012, 11:01 PM

Originally posted by Ab13 View Post

Thanks a ton man for the quick reply, another question though, if i get the bike from Delhi and get it registered here in chandigarh, so will i have to go back to delhi for availing warranty (assuming something goes bad) or KTM Chandigarh will look after it?

You can take the bike anywhere in India. They will honor the warranty. No restrictions on location/ region etc.
But remember, the warranty will be on manufacturing defects!
You can also take it to Ludhiana

I also heard that there is a new KTM showroom is coming up in Amritsar!

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