Re: TVS Jupiter Owners Review and Experience

yea sambit pls post pic of treads!!!

Re: TVS Jupiter Owners Review and Experience

Can you post pic of tread? Im at 15k now.

Re: TVS Jupiter Owners Review and Experience

ODO- 21K kms.
3 punctures in rear tyre and loss in grip was calling for tyre change.
Apollo actizip S2, Price 1170 /- +60 Rs fitting.
Much better than TVS Conta.

Re: TVS Jupiter Owners Review and Experience

Added some bling, white & red reflective tape on both wheel lips.

Re: Bought My Red Riding Hood.....Jupiter via Whatsapp!!!! What


Hi Sambit, you read it right it is 900km, been out of the country so low milage

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Indeed the headlights are powerful, I never use the high beam, but when needed, on low beam I flash, which itself is quite dazzling.

Just love my ride,

Re: TVS Jupiter Owners Review and Experience

8000 kms update-
Scooter performs as it did when new only issue is some mild tak tak sound from front in potholes other than that every thing is just good as new.
Fuel efficiency - 57 kmpl on highways with speeds of 50-60 kmph
When used in heavy traffic in city i get around 42-45. Recently i did a 300 kms round trip which involved night riding and guys i am impressed with the headlights they are so powerful even the people who drive with high beam, switched to low beam when i used my high beam. Road was very clear with high beams switched on, i could do speeds of 80 kmph if needed.
I feel with speeds above 65+ kmph engine feels stressed. But below 65 kmph it is very smooth.

Re: Bought My Red Riding Hood.....Jupiter via Whatsapp!!!! What

4th svc at 900 kms!!! Or I read that wrong?? is it 1st svc!!

Re: Bought My Red Riding Hood.....Jupiter via Whatsapp!!!! What

Re: TVS Jupiter Owners Review and Experience

Hello,
Today I also brought Jupiter Matt grey color and completed 25km ride.
it is too good compared wego where bumps and potholes are obsorbed superbly.

20K up...


20,000 kms completed.

Re: TVS Jupiter Owners Review and Experience

For accessing the Battery,
1. Unscrew the screws exactly near to the luggage hook near the front end of seat. Below the rider...
2. Lift seat cover and Unscrew the screws holding battery panel..
3. Pull out the casing and you now can work on your battery.
Its Pretty straight forward. You will need star shaped screw-driver though.

Re: TVS Jupiter Owners Review and Experience

hlo every one
Did 5th service of my jupiter , changed air filter , SAI n cvt filter elements .. also got spark plug changed
mechanic didnt check carburettor is it necessary to get it chacked did any 1 personaly saw wat dey do for carburettor routing !!!

Re: TVS Jupiter Owners Review and Experience

Request to all Jupiter Owners to post pics or procedure of the following if they DIY or see a mechanic doing it:

1) Opening and accessing the battery

2) Opening and replacing the Pilot Twin Lamps

3) Opening and replacing the Horn

I want to know the above three procedures.

Thanks

Ravi

Re: TVS Jupiter Owners Review and Experience

Thanks for all your replies. But i would like to mention that I had a bad experience of dealing with Hero Honda Service Centre in Maharashtra and had complained to Hero Honda, after which I got immediate attention to my problems.

If I would have just walked into the TVS Showroom with my problem there is possibility that it would just have been attended by some amateur mechanic who uses his own instincts and might have given me some shitty reply. I wanted this issue to be looked at from an experts viewpoint. The facebook page of TVS Jupiter is very prompt. Monday whole Chennai was closed due to elections. Tuesday (17/5/16) morning I received a call from Dealer the chief workshop supervisor spoke with me and told me to bring the bike, I told that since i am in office i will bring bike while returning home, so that when i will reach the service centre the bike would have done 25 kms and they would get to inspect the bike's status at that position. He told he had delegated the job to chief mechanic and asked me to ask for chief mechanic. Reached service centre at 06:10 and asked for chief mechanic, the chief mechanic came and prepared a gatepass and told that he will check the vitals. I asked will i need to take the bike the next day, he told no, he will check right away and also rectify the brake lever issue. Waited for half hour while he did the job. He told that all bike is ok, and it is normal heating and nothing to worry. I got relieved as i can now depend on the bike and also plan to drive the bike for long drives (120-150 km one way) after setting the engine in after 2-3 K kms. Also the brake lever got rectified.

Following is the status of engine heating:
Till now four times i have gone 25 kms and returned and this is the heating status everytime
15 May - Hot weather - 05:00 PM - Underseat space too hot and since it was first time i got scared
15 May - Night Time - 10:00 PM - Underseat space was little hot, less than the first time.
17 May - Driving in full rains - cool weather - Morn 08:00 AM - Underseat space was little hot / very less hot
17 May - Driving in drizzle - cool weather - Eve 06:00 PM - Underseat space was little hot / very less hot

So as i am driving more the heating is getting less. But I need to once drive the bike 25kms in hot weather and then see the boot heating status, which will give an idea of whether is this related to climate changes or not.

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I dont know what they did but they rectified the brake lever issue. Nowadays SVC have become too secret, even for a minor issue they take bike inside the workshop wherein public is not allowed and then fix the issue and come back, whether they change the cable and bill you if its old bike or just adjust the cable nobody knows. This is what i hate about the SVC / Service Centre's Carelessness. Our new bike may be the 10th bike of the day for them, but for us its our hard earned money and a bike which we can rely on. They are actually supposed to give sufficient time to every new bike and do a through checking might as well keep a checklist of the PDC (Pre Delivery Checkup) , but all they do is some careless cleaning fixing here and there and deliver to customer.

Re: TVS Jupiter Owners Review and Experience

A Wego rider, I've done a couple of 300~500kms trips on mine. The boot does get super hot but it's not much of a concern, ignore and ride on.