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actually the rtr's starter clutch is direct fit for fiero?
actually the rtr's starter clutch is direct fit for fiero?
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I don't know much about e-starters,i'll ask around and let you know about it.Originally posted by remortr View Post
Have you done any modifications to your fiero?Life begins, once you hit the power band !!Comment
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The rear tire on my Suzuki Fiero desperately needs a change. I've been riding on the factory fitted tires for a lil over 32000 kms (since 2001).
I was suggested the Sirac (michelin IIRC) for the rear tire. Please let me know if this is a good brand. I only ride in the city. My bike has steel rims which came factory fitted and so i think its best to go for tube type tires since i wont be upgrading to alloys.
P.S. Can i upsize the rear tire for more grip without compromising on handling?
The front tire still looks good and should last another couple of 1000 kms so that wont be seeing a change soon.ATGATT - Because hospital ceilings are boring !!!Comment
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Replied to your query in the Tyres thread.Originally posted by n_aditya View Post
I suggest you change the front also-even if the thread looks good, the rubber will hardly have any life left. Changing it will bring a world of difference-I felt it when I changed both recently.Quench my thirst with gasoline!Comment
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@saravjit: - how is the tvs oil doing in the fiero. is it the semi synth one?Originally posted by Sarvajit View PostComment
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@ gixxer & others
I tried buying in 14t of TVS Centra or Yamaha YBX but couldn't get it, the shopkeeper gave me 14t from Suzuki shogun & he told me this should be a direct fit, i checked it & it was same like fiero's without any holes, any how shopkeeper told me if it doesn't suit I can give it back to him
Now if only anybody of you know that this is suitable to Fiero's front ?sigpicAll India Permit 1+1Comment
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fiero 2001
hi, i had one fiero 2001 model, sold it off yesterday for 9000 as it gave me problem each and every time i started it. it was a lovely bike, but we have shortage of original parts here in our state.
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Yeah it is the semi-synth one-it felt good-took it to the highway etc.also&roamed a couple of hundred kms.in city too, but the bike (or rather both bikes) have been lying idle in my office basement parking since a few days.Originally posted by bprags View Post
@gixxer_junkie_m: At the next service I will get the camchain changed, I guess that would be after a few months only. Before that if possible I have to go to Koti to get the electricals checked&also get the seat bolt rethreaded.Quench my thirst with gasoline!Comment
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Guys my bike feels totally different when the weather is cool outside, it is very smooth and revvs nicely, but when the outside temprature rises, I dont feel like riding my bike at all, it feels that rough, any idea why so?
@PSR:- where are you man? I dont see any posts from you.\
@saravjit :- is the oil 10W30 or 10W40?Comment
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Gixxer is doing a great job on all queries...so I have nothing much to add..till now.Originally posted by bprags View Post
Not just the bikes but the cars also feel smooth and powerful when the outside temperature is low..reasons are :
1. A cold air is dense,and hence contains more oxygen ..which gives better combustion and power.(more like a tiny nitro).
2. When the engine heats up the moving parts expand and tolerances become minimal..ie.,clearance between bore and piston..this is ok till the temperature is 85 C of engine temperature.But under hotter conditions above 85 C the clearance becomes less and the friction between piston rings and bore increases...leading to more heat..This heat actually acts as a deterrent to performance.So under cooler condition the air cooled engine is able to dissipate heat better .
Which is why a LC bike of same cc will outperform an air cooled one consistently,and can maintain top speed continuously without performance deterioration.
just my thought.Last edited by psr; 12-16-2010, 01:52 PM.When Was The Last Time,You Did Something For The First Time.Comment
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@PSR:- That was a nice explanation, I was wondering if something was wrong with my bikes carb.
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@Sarvajit :- is the oil 10W30 or 10W40?[/QUOTE]
It is 10w30, called Tru4Premium, red in color.Quench my thirst with gasoline!Comment
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Bikes and cars with Carburetor see more benefit than Injected vehicles,since the ECM through lambda ( oxygen) sensor compensates.Originally posted by bprags View Post@PSR:- That was a nice explanation, I was wondering if something was wrong with my bikes carb.
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It is 10w30, called Tru4Premium, red in color.[/QUOTE]Originally posted by Sarvajit View Post
Jeez.. Not the Fiero's requirement is 20W40 ?
Just fyi - when HH changed their oil grade from W40 to W30, I was left wondering why my bike was generating too much heat & oil was not keeping up for alteast 1k kms but in this case it was mineral oil.sigpicAll India Permit 1+1Comment
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