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  • rp014947
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    Re: Hero Karizma ZMR (2014 version)

    Originally posted by Shreeni0403 View Post
    You will get at Hero itself something like below.


    I have seen the same pic, but there is no mention of the same anywhere on the internet...
    Will the R15 v2.0 mudflap fit ZMR....

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    Originally posted by dhaval826 View Post

    1. In most of my rides we ride at 60 65kmph nd tht is the 5th gears 4k rpm. Full vibration rides.

    2. In most cases i hv noticed i change gear as soon as m at 4 Rpm as the vibrations are a lot.

    Sent from my GT-I9500 using Tapatalk

    Yes, its true there are vibrations at 4k-4.5k rpm and you can hear them as well..
    But once i crossed 4.5k rpm range noise is too negligible or i cant hear a thing because of windblast..

    As for vibrations, at <4k rpm i felt vibrations mostly on my right hand and >4k rpm vibrations are felt mostly on my left hand and i went uptill 5.5k rpm the vibration noise isnt there but i did feel the vibrations on my left hand....

    May be its an engine thing.. but once you hit the 70's its a pleasent ride.

    The one thing besides comfort that i liked about zmr is the wind deflection... Man!!! Not even a slight deflection due to cross winds even at 85kmph (max speed i went), where as my hunk was floating like paper @70kmph...

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  • Shreeni0403
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    Re: Hero Karizma ZMR (2014 version)

    Originally posted by rp014947 View Post
    Also can you suggest a mud guard for the rear tyres, rear tyres is spraying mud all over the pillion seat and rider...
    You will get at Hero itself something like below.


    Last edited by Shreeni0403; 06-22-2015, 08:52 AM.

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  • rp014947
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    Re: Hero Karizma ZMR (2014 version)

    Originally posted by Divya Sharan View Post
    Are you happy with low beam? Asked because you said you'll change just the high beam bulb.
    For braking, use more of front brakes. Maintain something like 70:30 front:rear ratio.
    No am not satisfied with both lights... but i dont want anything to happen to the batteries.So i decided to change the high beam only..
    But if you can suggest something better that wont effect batteries as well, i will take a look into that as well...
    70:30 braking ok..will do that..thanks bro..

    Also can you suggest a mud guard for the rear tyres, rear tyres is spraying mud all over the pillion seat and rider...
    Last edited by rp014947; 06-21-2015, 10:48 PM.

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  • Divya Sharan
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    Re: Hero Karizma ZMR (2014 version)

    Originally posted by rp014947 View Post
    Thanks bro for understanding...
    Oh then i will change the high beam as you said..

    My rear tyres gets locked up and is skiddig when i apply the rear breaks, while going at speed of 50-60kmph.. is there any way to avood that???
    Are you happy with low beam? Asked because you said you'll change just the high beam bulb.
    For braking, use more of front brakes. Maintain something like 70:30 front:rear ratio.

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  • rp014947
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    Re: Hero Karizma ZMR (2014 version)

    Originally posted by Divya Sharan View Post
    Chill brother. No offence taken and none meant.
    Since ZMR has more electronics than Hunk, it would naturally sap more battery power. But then it has a more powerful alternator to take care of the things. Just that your usage will not let it make optimum usage of itself.
    Though weekend runs once in a while should keep it engaged a little longer.

    Even if you fit 2 55w bulbs it will not kill the battery at 5k. So you can comfortably change both headlamp bulbs.
    Thanks bro for understanding...
    Oh then i will change the high beam as you said..

    My rear tyres gets locked up and is skiddig when i apply the rear breaks, while going at speed of 50-60kmph.. is there any way to avood that???

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  • Divya Sharan
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    Re: Hero Karizma ZMR (2014 version)

    Originally posted by rp014947 View Post
    Sorry if i was being rude, i didnt mean any disrespect...
    Chill brother. No offence taken and none meant.
    Since ZMR has more electronics than Hunk, it would naturally sap more battery power. But then it has a more powerful alternator to take care of the things. Just that your usage will not let it make optimum usage of itself.
    Though weekend runs once in a while should keep it engaged a little longer.

    Even if you fit 2 55w bulbs it will not kill the battery at 5k. So you can comfortably change both headlamp bulbs.

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  • rp014947
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    Re: Hero Karizma ZMR (2014 version)

    Originally posted by Divya Sharan View Post
    Well if you plan to change bikes after having completed less than 20k km, it's your choice. Your money. I cover a little over 20k every year and I'm on my 2nd battery. OE lasted 46k km. So 20k is peanuts. It may not even last 10k for you, but then I have hardly seen batteries dying that soon.
    Sorry if i was being rude, i didnt mean any disrespect... this is my first major bike and i dont know anything about bikes, eventhough i love riding 'em.
    The thing is that, i just rode my hunk, cleaned it (on the outside), took it to SVC at regular intervals and thats about it. These things - alternator, chain cleaning, fuse, FI, are all new to me. I want to maintain her properly.

    I have no plan on changing zmr....
    My point is that by the time it hits >15k kms it would be like 4-5+ yrs...
    Even if it gives 10k+ kms on one battery it would be fine for me... i thought it would die like after 5k kms or something like that
    Last edited by rp014947; 06-21-2015, 05:09 PM.

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  • Divya Sharan
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    Re: Hero Karizma ZMR (2014 version)

    Originally posted by rp014947 View Post
    It will last 20k km... you must be joking...right??
    I think by the time it reaches that mark, i would have changed my bik, mostly..
    I have been the owner of hunk for 5-6 yrs and it have done like 21k kms only and changed battery twice...
    So if ZMR can do 20k kms it will be like jackpot for me, although i plan on doing touring on her too..

    The more i came to know about bikes the more confusing it gets...
    Well if you plan to change bikes after having completed less than 20k km, it's your choice. Your money. I cover a little over 20k every year and I'm on my 2nd battery. OE lasted 46k km. So 20k is peanuts. It may not even last 10k for you, but then I have hardly seen batteries dying that soon.

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  • rp014947
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    Re: Hero Karizma ZMR (2014 version)

    Originally posted by Divya Sharan View Post
    15 km is an approx figure. The alternator produces 232W at 5k RPM. So, even if you ride for 100 km a day at <3k RPM it won't help much.
    P.S - the battery charges at all RPMs but for most efficient charging cycles; RPM > 4000.
    With so less running, I would guess 20k km at max.

    It will last 20k km... you must be joking...right??
    I think by the time it reaches that mark, i would have changed my bik, mostly..
    I have been the owner of hunk for 5-6 yrs and it have done like 21k kms only and changed battery twice...
    So if ZMR can do 20k kms it will be like jackpot for me, although i plan on doing touring on her too..

    The more i came to know about bikes the more confusing it gets...

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  • Divya Sharan
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    Re: Hero Karizma ZMR (2014 version)

    Originally posted by rp014947 View Post
    OMG... is that so... but my hunk had no problem like that or is it different for different bikes...
    So if am not doing >15kms a day, what will the approx battery life...
    15 km is an approx figure. The alternator produces 232W at 5k RPM. So, even if you ride for 100 km a day at <3k RPM it won't help much.
    P.S - the battery charges at all RPMs but for most efficient charging cycles; RPM > 4000.
    With so less running, I would guess 20k km at max.

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  • rp014947
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    Re: Hero Karizma ZMR (2014 version)

    Originally posted by Divya Sharan View Post
    If you ride only 1-2 km ONE WAY in the morning and in the dark respectively, then no matter whatever bulb you use, the battery would die sooner than for other folks who ride longer distances. This is because the battery doesn't go through it's charge discharge cycles completely.
    OMG... is that so... but my hunk had no problem like that or is it different for different bikes...
    So if am not doing >15kms a day, what will the approx battery life...

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  • Divya Sharan
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    Re: Hero Karizma ZMR (2014 version)

    Originally posted by rp014947 View Post
    My daily riding doesnt meet that requirement, its mostly 2-3kms only(since i stay close to my work place).. my weekend driving is like 60-70kms (driving from work place to home).

    If changing the bulbs will effect the battery then i wouldnt change them, since i dont wanna get stranded in the middle of the road like last time...
    If you ride only 1-2 km ONE WAY in the morning and in the dark respectively, then no matter whatever bulb you use, the battery would die sooner than for other folks who ride longer distances. This is because the battery doesn't go through it's charge discharge cycles completely.

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  • rp014947
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    Re: Hero Karizma ZMR (2014 version)

    Originally posted by Divya Sharan View Post
    Battery isn't affected much if daily riding is >10-15 km.
    My daily riding doesnt meet that requirement, its mostly 2-3kms only(since i stay close to my work place).. my weekend driving is like 60-70kms (driving from work place to home).

    If changing the bulbs will effect the battery then i wouldnt change them, since i dont wanna get stranded in the middle of the road like last time...

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  • Divya Sharan
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    Re: Hero Karizma ZMR (2014 version)

    Originally posted by rp014947 View Post
    Posting the pics below, please take a look
    Buy Halonix 55w bulbs. OE H7 bulbs for P220. Since only one bulb glows at a time in either beam, you'd see improvement.
    Using a relay is not mandatory. Battery isn't affected much if daily riding is >10-15 km.

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  • rp014947
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    Re: Hero Karizma ZMR (2014 version)

    Originally posted by Divya Sharan View Post
    Will wait for your post with pics.
    I have been using Keiti pads for 4 years. Great quality. I got it from PlanetDSG as well.
    I use Viaterra Fly tankbags (without magnet). I tend to avoid magnetic ones as they scratch the tank.
    Lube your chain every 400 odd km. Clean it once a month. More frequent lubing and cleaning in rainy season.
    Do NOT let your chain run dry.
    @Divya Sharan... Thanks bro for the advice and i will take look at viaterra fly tank bags as well..
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    Originally posted by dhaval826 View Post
    The faring nd head nuts hv been ti8nd nd i believe its nt tht problm becoz it doesnt persist at 5 or above rpm.

    If u can please try checking if its at 4k rpm.

    This bike has 2 persisting problems the head looks nd the 4k rpm vibrations. If these can be rectified it will hv huge sale boost.

    Other than that its a peice of the art bike.

    Sent from my GT-I9500 using Tapatalk

    [MENTION=74480]dhaval826[/MENTION]... i have vibration below 4k only but i will check it and post here at the earliest possibility..

    Head looks depends on the perspective of each individual.. i didnot like the headlooks when i saw them on photos but my view changed completely when i saw her in person. Also i didnt care much about looks as my priority was mileage, riding comfort and handling.But, She is a beauty and a head turner everywhere i go, be it good or bad.
    Eventhough, I love being the center of attraction, i have to constantly check on her. The people back at my place are complete nut jobs (last time i found someone sitting on the bike while talking on the phone and playing with the indicator switches - i had to yell at him - stupid fellow)
    Last edited by rp014947; 06-21-2015, 01:38 PM.

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