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  • vedavyasa86
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    Re: Yamaha FZ16 version 2.0

    Originally posted by sstherockz View Post
    Lucky that you are not hurt bro...

    1. for tank scratches - get a sticker (Cheaper way)
    2. air scoop - I assume you mean the side panels which costs around 400 INR
    3. Number plate you can get outside also which costs around 100 - 200 INR
    4. handlebar bent - New handlebar costs around 300 INR (don't know exact price) if the service center cannot be able to repair the bend.
    Also if there is any hit on Forks then the cost will add up.

    5. clutch lever costs of around 120 INR

    plus service charge and 18% gst

    Yes you can claim insurance and again plastic parts won't be covered unless you have bumper to bumper insurance. If you have one then 100% will be claimed else you won't get whole 100%
    if you are claiming under insurance inform the service center while leaving your bike and they will be giving you a form to fill up and you need to call the insurance company customer care to inform the accident and to get case number.

    Once the case number is registered, the representative will visit the service center to see your bike. SVC guys will give you the quote to you and to the representative to repair your bike and the insurance company representative will give you the amount after some 3 weeks (again this is based on insurance company).

    yup i was fortunate to escape from major injuries.


    where can i get the stickers? for tank, i checked with the SVC folks and they said you have to replace the complete panel?

    can you please let me know, i have the FZ FI V2 with gold graphics, ( the first generation fZ FI) bomber black.

    you know place or online where i can get the stickers.

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  • sstherockz
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    Re: Yamaha FZ16 version 2.0

    Originally posted by vedavyasa86 View Post
    ah, today i escaped a major accident. a stupid girl was crossing the road texting and she confused the whole traffic and to save her i had to panic brake and fell down at 40 speed.

    my bike got badly hit with some broken parts! luckily i was wearing gloves boots and helmet. not a scratch on me , but my bikes crash-guard did not protect it that much!

    damages to bike: ( what would the cost for each spare part replacement, also are all spares available today? )

    1. tank got scratched
    2. air scoop broken
    3. the number plate holder broken
    4. handlebar bent
    5. cluth lever scraped


    I have to go to SVC tomorrow to fix her. can someone please tell me based on your experience what would the total cost involved to replace these parts.

    also, i am covered with insurance, can i claim? if so, what is the process. please help guys!

    Lucky that you are not hurt bro...

    1. for tank scratches - get a sticker (Cheaper way)
    2. air scoop - I assume you mean the side panels which costs around 400 INR
    3. Number plate you can get outside also which costs around 100 - 200 INR
    4. handlebar bent - New handlebar costs around 300 INR (don't know exact price) if the service center cannot be able to repair the bend.
    Also if there is any hit on Forks then the cost will add up.

    5. clutch lever costs of around 120 INR

    plus service charge and 18% gst

    Yes you can claim insurance and again plastic parts won't be covered unless you have bumper to bumper insurance. If you have one then 100% will be claimed else you won't get whole 100%
    if you are claiming under insurance inform the service center while leaving your bike and they will be giving you a form to fill up and you need to call the insurance company customer care to inform the accident and to get case number.

    Once the case number is registered, the representative will visit the service center to see your bike. SVC guys will give you the quote to you and to the representative to repair your bike and the insurance company representative will give you the amount after some 3 weeks (again this is based on insurance company).
    Last edited by sstherockz; 07-26-2017, 12:02 PM.

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  • vedavyasa86
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    Re: Yamaha FZ16 version 2.0

    ah, today i escaped a major accident. a stupid girl was crossing the road texting and she confused the whole traffic and to save her i had to panic brake and fell down at 40 speed.

    my bike got badly hit with some broken parts! luckily i was wearing gloves boots and helmet. not a scratch on me , but my bikes crash-guard did not protect it that much!

    damages to bike: ( what would the cost for each spare part replacement, also are all spares available today? )

    1. tank got scratched
    2. air scoop broken
    3. the number plate holder broken
    4. handlebar bent
    5. cluth lever scraped


    I have to go to SVC tomorrow to fix her. can someone please tell me based on your experience what would the total cost involved to replace these parts.

    also, i am covered with insurance, can i claim? if so, what is the process. please help guys!

    Leave a comment:


  • chinmoyaj
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    Re: Yamaha FZ16 version 2.0

    Originally posted by Prithvirajmn8 View Post
    For any bike you need to apply the front and back break together to stop the bike immediately when you are at high speed.

    And fz has a drum break at the back
    It's not strong as a risk break.
    Well the rear brake of FZ tend to lock up quite easily. So its better to first slow down the bike using the front brake then apply the rear one. But its easier said than done. So it'll need some used to. I've been doing it and haven't faced those total lock up moments since. Also its advisable to use the front-rear brake at 70-30 ratio.

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  • Prithvirajmn8
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    Re: Yamaha FZ16 version 2.0

    Originally posted by Rajeesh Raju View Post
    Friends,my rear brake was not powerful to stop the vehicle,so today I have replaced its brake shoes.but still rear brake is not performing well.what would be reason ? While replacing brake shoes,i noticed that brake housing is very smooth.is it normal ?
    For any bike you need to apply the front and back break together to stop the bike immediately when you are at high speed.

    And fz has a drum break at the back
    It's not strong as a risk break.

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  • Prithvirajmn8
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    Re: Yamaha FZ16 version 2.0

    Originally posted by gowtham7694 View Post
    I have run my fz for 12k kms. How long will the engine last before it needs some engine works. Is there anyone who have crossed 50k kms? Will the fi cause you any problem on long run??
    Do services in regular intervals.your bike will be fine

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  • gowtham7694
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    Re: Yamaha FZ16 version 2.0

    I have run my fz for 12k kms. How long will the engine last before it needs some engine works. Is there anyone who have crossed 50k kms? Will the fi cause you any problem on long run??

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  • Rajeesh Raju
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    Re: Yamaha FZ16 version 2.0

    Friends,my rear brake was not powerful to stop the vehicle,so today I have replaced its brake shoes.but still rear brake is not performing well.what would be reason ? While replacing brake shoes,i noticed that brake housing is very smooth.is it normal ?

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  • Salik
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    Need windshield for yamaha FZ 16 version 2.0

    Hey XBhp'ans
    This is salik Mulla (new to xBhp)
    I am planning to make few modifications to my FZ 16 so i ll be happy if u guys can help me out in finding the right options. The first modification is a windshield! Pls suggest which windshield will fit on Fz (read lot of positive comments on AS 200 windshield)
    Second is auxiliary lights, pls suggest i ll be happy to know ur views on this

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  • chinmoyaj
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    Re: Yamaha FZ16 version 2.0

    Originally posted by Raty_FZ View Post
    Hi Guys,

    Anybody tried carbon oil? Does it really effective and how to use it?
    Are you talking about the carbon cleaning solution available at Yamaha SVCs?

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  • mechsabari
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    Re: Yamaha FZ16 version 2.0

    Originally posted by Rajdip Saha View Post
    The tyre you have mentioned is a 140/70 tyre which is a higher profile tyre compared to the stock 140/60 tyre. I am using mrf zapper s 140/70 tyre from the past 1 year. And is performing pretty well. There are both pros and cons of using a higher profile tyre. The only major con is that your bike will get tall geared which will impact slight drop in pickup and frequent gear changes on stop and go traffic. Coming to the pros, you will gain a bit of top end, my bike currently does 95kmph at around 6500 rpm And its a round profile tyre so cornering is better with this tyre. The ride height will also increase a bit so may be a bit difficult for shorter riders.
    For pics you may visit page no 95.
    Thank you so much bro for the information.

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  • Raty_FZ
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    Re: Yamaha FZ16 version 2.0

    Hi Guys,

    Anybody tried carbon oil? Does it really effective and how to use it?

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  • Jith_in
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    Re: Yamaha FZ16 version 2.0

    Originally posted by vigneshvanjinathan.g View Post
    There's no oil leakage/dripping/drop in oil level so I guess I'll leave I like that and put the crush washer during the next service [emoji22] [emoji22]
    There is a chance for scratches on engine casing where the bolt seats and maybe it will leak thereafter.

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  • vigneshvanjinathan.g
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    Re: Yamaha FZ16 version 2.0

    Originally posted by vigneshvanjinathan.g View Post
    Hi guys yesterday I changed the engine oil and oil filter of my fzs fi by my self this is first time I did it by my own I usually give it to the nearest Yamaha service center for this bike, I service my apache 180 by myself, after unscrewing the drain plug I searched for a crush washer but it wasn't there I thought this was the default design and plugged it and changed the oil, today I found the washer in the oil drain pan it had actually fell into it while unscrewing. There is no dripping/leaking of oil from the drain plug I rode my bike for one day I usually ride aggressively at higher rpms and the roads are also not good at my area the drain plug is not loosened and no oil is dripping should I remove the drain plug and put the crush washer back or should I put it when I next service it I don't want to waste my engine oil please advice, thanks
    There's no oil leakage/dripping/drop in oil level so I guess I'll leave I like that and put the crush washer during the next service [emoji22] [emoji22]

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  • Rajdip Saha
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    Re: Yamaha FZ16 version 2.0

    Originally posted by mechsabari View Post

    I am planning to change ceat zoom xl tire, But the size of the tire is different. Can anyone give me your input for tires.

    I usually go for long drives 3months once 800kms. Daily 20kms. This is my usage. I usually do bend and cut while driving.
    The tyre you have mentioned is a 140/70 tyre which is a higher profile tyre compared to the stock 140/60 tyre. I am using mrf zapper s 140/70 tyre from the past 1 year. And is performing pretty well. There are both pros and cons of using a higher profile tyre. The only major con is that your bike will get tall geared which will impact slight drop in pickup and frequent gear changes on stop and go traffic. Coming to the pros, you will gain a bit of top end, my bike currently does 95kmph at around 6500 rpm And its a round profile tyre so cornering is better with this tyre. The ride height will also increase a bit so may be a bit difficult for shorter riders.
    For pics you may visit page no 95.

    Leave a comment:

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