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Re: Yamaha FZ16 version 2.0
After installation osra 45/40.
It gives very slight load to the bike. But the light seems to be very good. Significantly increased the visibility at the first impression.
Last edited by Prithvirajmn8; 10-02-2017, 08:20 PM.
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Re: Yamaha FZ16 version 2.0
Thankyou [emoji4]Originally posted by Prithvirajmn8 View PostPosted few pictures on the thread. You can have a look
looks better than stock one's, I'll give them a try as on highways sometimes i have to ride with high+ low beam for acceptable visibility but that thing is surely not good for the setup and battery so I'll give this one a try.
Thanks again
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It has better high beam light throw with pretty good visibility all over. Also you need to adjust the headlights angle for your visibility.Originally posted by rajat.singh View PostThankyou [emoji4]
looks better than stock one's, I'll give them a try as on highways sometimes i have to ride with high+ low beam for acceptable visibility but that thing is surely not good for the setup and battery so I'll give this one a try.
Thanks again
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I would say take you bike to some trusted local mechanic and tell him to clean up the chain thoroughly. I think at some point of time the SVC guys or someone else poured old engine oil in your chain. That degrades the o rings and that in turn makes that noise. Speaking from my experience. This also happened with me. One day while I was riding, my chain eventually tightened to a point that if I would have rode another two or three kms, it would've snapped. Changed my chain sprocket set the very next day. Ever since no such sounds.Originally posted by Rajeesh Raju View PostNo bro. I am slow rider my avg speed is 50kmph. My problem is not durability of sprocket.i have replaced my sprocket and swing arm bearings last week,and the chain noise is still there,had the same experience with the previous chain set.no noise while accelerating,but when I release accelator, chain makes krr.krr.. sound.svc guys can't fix this problem. Now iam thinking about selling the bike only because of this problem
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I think, LED's for Auto are still under research from big manufacturers. They started entering into premium cars hardly few years ago. it might take some time for them to be more cost effective and Reliable replacement for the current ones. Till then, its better to hold. Remember, we live in a country where fakes are sold more than original ones.Originally posted by saikatbyte View Postwhy did not you go for LEDs?
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Originally posted by Prithvirajmn8 View PostI had tried led but it's doesn't work well with the fzs v2 headlamp reflector.
For me it was a failed test. And I moved back to stock lampsOriginally posted by kris123456 View PostI think, LED's for Auto are still under research from big manufacturers. They started entering into premium cars hardly few years ago. it might take some time for them to be more cost effective and Reliable replacement for the current ones. Till then, its better to hold. Remember, we live in a country where fakes are sold more than original ones.
This link might help you.Regards
Saikat
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Lol. i know. Price to performance is what i was referring to. If i am not satisfied with output, i end up losing lot more.Originally posted by saikatbyte View Post
If the same is available for 300 or 400, i could dare to discard, if i don't like it or if it fails. BTW who is going to send to china for warranty?
Also, how much does Indian govt charge us for such imports? 10%? or more? last time, i ended up paying 6K for a motherboard.Last edited by kris123456; 10-05-2017, 09:54 PM.
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