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  • #16
    Re: Back to the bike err....Discover.

    Originally posted by MR ACE View Post
    Booked Discover 150-F today in Jai Bajaj, Adyar, Chennai showroom.

    Colours: Choosen Dark blue & Dark bottle green. Which one comes first, I'll take it.

    Chennai On-road: 69K.

    Delivery: Will take 10-15 Days.
    Congratulations

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    • #17
      Re: Bajaj Discover 150S & 150F

      Originally posted by MR ACE View Post
      The LED unit comes in 150-F only. [ATTACH=CONFIG]153679[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]153678[/ATTACH]
      One can always put led lights right?

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      • #18
        Re: Bajaj Discover 150S & 150F

        Originally posted by Exattic View Post
        I need help with how to go about cleaning / washing the bike.

        It's gotten pretty dirty due to the rains. I did check out the thread on the same but it's pretty confusing with so many people having different opinions.

        Something specific for the model please, like the fact that the chain is covered so if oiling is necessary and stuff. And what shampoo / wax and stuff... Thanks

        Getting confused on just how to wash vehicle, lots of different shampoos are available in the market for washing vehicles, from the likes of waxpol to collinite, choose any of them, for waxing purpose you can go for ultraglow from waxpol, and yes you have to oil the chain periodically, just check your bike owner manual and see the periodic oiling period of the chain most of the covered chains requiers oiling every 1000kms, if chain gets very dirty, remove the chain from bike submerge it in kerosene for 10min, clean it and then again clean it with fresh kerosene wipe the chain with clean cloth and hang the chain for 1/2 hour so that extra kerosene is dripped out, take EP 40 gear oil in a pan and dip the chain in the oil for about 20 minutes, take out the chain gently wipe the extra oil again hang the chain for 1/2 hour, and your chain is again good for another 4000kms.

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        • #19
          Re: Bajaj Discover 150S & 150F

          Originally posted by kusmaker View Post
          ........ if chain gets very dirty, remove the chain from bike submerge it in kerosene for 10min, clean it and then again clean it with fresh kerosene wipe the chain with clean cloth and hang the chain for 1/2 hour so that extra kerosene is dripped out, take EP 40 gear oil in a pan and dip the chain in the oil for about 20 minutes, take out the chain gently wipe the extra oil again hang the chain for 1/2 hour, and your chain is again good for another 4000kms.
          That's a lot of work, but you forgot an important step. You need to fit the chain back on the motorcycle to use it for another 4000kms. Lol! just kidding...

          @Exattic: Just spray wd40 and leave it for an hour, and then spray chain lube like Motul or TVS and it'll be good to use for at least 500kms. Keep doing this and it should last for 25,000 kms. Mine lasted for 42,000 kms on my unicorn till I decided to change it.

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          • #20
            Re: Bajaj Discover 150S & 150F

            Originally posted by Exattic View Post
            One can always put led lights right?
            I don't think so. The electrical could be different in both bikes. Experts can tell more info about this.
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            • #21
              Re: Bajaj Discover 150S & 150F

              Is it comparable to Unicorn in smoothness and silent engine?
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              • #22
                Re: Bajaj Discover 150S & 150F

                Originally posted by dude_creative View Post
                Is it comparable to Unicorn in smoothness and silent engine?
                No offense but shouldn't be. Unicorn has an engine that's kind of a legend! Wish both the bikes are big success stories for Bajaj but personally I think the 150F or 150S can't be compared to the Unicorn engine.
                Last edited by krishna77; 08-21-2014, 10:50 PM.
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                • #23
                  Re: Bajaj Discover 150S & 150F

                  Originally posted by dude_creative View Post
                  Is it comparable to Unicorn in smoothness and silent engine?

                  No way bajaj has to still learn the art of making noiseless and smooth engines, which is cakewalk for Honda.

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                  • #24
                    Re: Bajaj Discover 150S & 150F

                    Originally posted by kusmaker View Post
                    No way bajaj has to still learn the art of making noiseless and smooth engines, which is cakewalk for Honda.
                    That's the usual perception no?

                    To shatter myths, ride the Shine or the CBF Stunner at around 60 KMPH..




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                    • #25
                      Re: Bajaj Discover 150S & 150F

                      Originally posted by MR ACE View Post
                      I don't think so. The electrical could be different in both bikes. Experts can tell more info about this.
                      Anyone knows about this?

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                      • #26
                        Re: Bajaj Discover 150S & 150F

                        Originally posted by payeng View Post
                        That's the usual perception no?

                        To shatter myths, ride the Shine or the CBF Stunner at around 60 KMPH..



                        you may call it perception i call if fact, shine or stunner sounds a little coarse at higher rpms but that's because the engine is tuned for city riding and mileage.

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                        • #27
                          Re: Bajaj Discover 150S & 150F

                          Originally posted by kusmaker View Post
                          you may call it perception i call if fact, shine or stunner sounds a little coarse at higher rpms but that's because the engine is tuned for city riding and mileage.
                          But then aren't Shine and Stunner are 125cc bikes? Instead of 60, I have ridden them both @ 40 and felt very smooth. Not sure if its only me, but I always feel, Indian bikes are not that smooth compared to their Japanese counterparts. But improvement can always happen.

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                          • #28
                            Re: Bajaj Discover 150S & 150F

                            Originally posted by kusmaker View Post
                            you may call it perception i call if fact, shine or stunner sounds a little coarse at higher rpms but that's because the engine is tuned for city riding and mileage.
                            Yes that's a fact. In fact it not just sounds coarse but vibrates at that particular point as well.

                            the 110 cc Twister/Dream Yuga/Neo/CD110 engine is tuned for fuel efficiency as well, but that particular engine is smooth all through the rev range, unlike the Shine / Stunner engine.


                            Last edited by payeng; 08-22-2014, 09:40 AM.

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                            • #29
                              Re: Bajaj Discover 150S & 150F

                              Originally posted by getvmurali View Post
                              But then aren't Shine and Stunner are 125cc bikes? Instead of 60, I have ridden them both @ 40 and felt very smooth. Not sure if its only me, but I always feel, Indian bikes are not that smooth compared to their Japanese counterparts. But improvement can always happen.
                              True both of them are 125cc only the latter one is having 5th cog, even the now discontinued discover 125st vibrates after 60km/h and that too when the bike is having 4 valves.

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                              Originally posted by payeng View Post
                              Yes that's a fact. In fact it not just sounds coarse but vibrates at that particular point as well.

                              the 110 cc Twister/Dream Yuga/Neo/CD110 engine is tuned for fuel efficiency as well, but that particular engine is smooth all through the rev range, unlike the Shine / Stunner engine.


                              One can't say that every engine in shine and stunner vibrates, i have ridden 8 yrs old shine and the bike was quite good till 75km/h the engine sound was no where rough,and the owner who owns this bike is getting 55km/l mileage.

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                              • #30
                                Re: Bajaj Discover 150S & 150F

                                Originally posted by kusmaker View Post
                                True both of them are 125cc only the latter one is having 5th cog, even the now discontinued discover 125st vibrates after 60km/h and that too when the bike is having 4 valves.

                                Its not just about 4 valves but combination of all things.

                                The new Discover 150 is being reported to be quite smooth.. will have to ride to check that out.


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