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  • #2821
    Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

    Originally posted by chamara View Post
    Hi Everyone ..
    I'm new buddy from Sri Lanka ..
    I think This thread is the best ever theard for Suzuki Gixxer in the World ..
    I just brought Gixxer 155 black 1 month ago...
    very happy abt bike ..
    before i buy went through this thread ..
    actualy this thread make me buy Gixxer 155cc ( coz those days CB trigger and Gixxer are my choises )
    Thanks all the buddyies ..
    now feel happy with my selction ..
    will update pic and more Review ..
    you gixxer buddyies are Rokz..
    thats great to hear that you liked what you read here. ride safe and keep coming back
    M3:15

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    • #2822
      Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

      Thanks for answering [MENTION=73311]Habshan[/MENTION] [MENTION=74589]Dynamo[/MENTION]. Today i went to local mechanic he lubed the front sprocket with oil and voila...noise was gone. I was happy but after reaching home i checked it and sound came back, though when i roll the rear tire opposite of its direction, it does not give the sound. iam bothered about what this problem can do to the sprocket, any ideas ?
      Will ask them, also my swingarm is not aligned properly on both sides i noticed, will it help if i align it?

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      • #2823
        Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

        Originally posted by Hitesh100 View Post
        Can any one tell If the bottom engine plastic cover(just like the Apache one) can be installed to my naked gixxer as installing the whole faring is out of my budget so i would be happy with the bottom engine faring
        I raised the same question 2-3 months back. But I checked engine cover of apache rtr 180. Problem is it has only side fitting & the cut way for exhaust in the engine cover won't match properly. So I dropped the plan.

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        Originally posted by Guri View Post
        Thanks for answering [MENTION=73311]Habshan[/MENTION] [MENTION=74589]Dynamo[/MENTION]. Today i went to local mechanic he lubed the front sprocket with oil and voila...noise was gone. I was happy but after reaching home i checked it and sound came back, though when i roll the rear tire opposite of its direction, it does not give the sound. iam bothered about what this problem can do to the sprocket, any ideas ?
        Will ask them, also my swingarm is not aligned properly on both sides i noticed, will it help if i align it?

        There is no connection with swing arm. Don't touch it knowingly or unknowingly. Just ask ur scv or local mech to loosen the small sprocket to align it to straight. Chain is not evenly locked into the sprocket. In the long run sprockets tip will get the hit. Even now u can check the sprocket side teeth for damages if any.

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        Originally posted by Guri View Post
        Thanks for answering [MENTION=73311]Habshan[/MENTION] [MENTION=74589]Dynamo[/MENTION]. Today i went to local mechanic he lubed the front sprocket with oil and voila...noise was gone. I was happy but after reaching home i checked it and sound came back, though when i roll the rear tire opposite of its direction, it does not give the sound. iam bothered about what this problem can do to the sprocket, any ideas ?
        Will ask them, also my swingarm is not aligned properly on both sides i noticed, will it help if i align it?

        There is no connection with swing arm. Don't touch it knowingly or unknowingly. Just ask ur scv or local mech to loosen the small sprocket to align it to straight. Chain is not evenly locked into the sprocket. In the long run sprockets tip will get the hit. Even now u can check the sprocket side teeth for damages if any.
        Just follow my shadow.

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        • #2824
          Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

          Is anyone tried wheeling in gixxer ? But I tried the rear tyre burnout for few secs.
          Just follow my shadow.

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          • #2825
            Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

            Originally posted by Lunatic Fringe View Post
            Hi, friend. Me too from Kerala. Congrtaz on ur new purchase! The website quotes the price as 94885 onroad, including mirrorset and sarry guard. So what is the extra 3k for? And can u comment on the mileage u got so far?
            Hi @Lunatic Fringe,

            I asked them the same question as you did since their website was quoting only 94885 on road but they said some weird reason. The ex showroom price is around ~85k+road tax ~11k+insurance ~2k+some accessories like number plate and buzzer added up to 98k. I got around 50 kmpl but i did not try the tankful to reserve method so this need not be accurate. I will post updates after my next fill up.
            Last edited by mmkUNI; 04-26-2015, 09:10 AM.

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            • #2826
              Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

              Originally posted by Dynamo View Post
              Is anyone tried wheeling in gixxer ? But I tried the rear tyre burnout for few secs.
              I tried a few times but in vain. Though I am a novice still I can pull up the front wheels on my P180. The front biased weight of Gixxer is keeping it from getting raised.
              And thats the reason I do burnouts every now and then :P They're too damn easy given the torquey low end of the bike.
              The sense of freedom these two wheels give can never be matched by anything else...

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              • #2827
                Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                Originally posted by Avinash666 View Post
                I tried a few times but in vain. Though I am a novice still I can pull up the front wheels on my P180. The front biased weight of Gixxer is keeping it from getting raised.
                And thats the reason I do burnouts every now and then :P They're too damn easy given the torquey low end of the bike.
                Gixxer is one easy bike to lift the front up! Pop the clutch around 4000-6000rpm! To make this easy have a full clutch setting :P Until you get used to it you ll tend to pop the clutch automatically :P
                Last edited by srinath2494; 04-26-2015, 10:06 PM.

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                • #2828
                  Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                  Can anyone know which way to tune for lean & rich mixture in Gixxer. Anyone tried tuning it personally.?
                  Just follow my shadow.

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                  • #2829
                    Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                    Originally posted by Dynamo View Post
                    Can anyone know which way to tune for lean & rich mixture in Gixxer. Anyone tried tuning it personally.?
                    Yeah i did it by myself, are you asking which side to turn the screw?
                    #Gixxer
                    #Moto X on CM 12.1
                    #Note 8 on CM 12.1

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                    • #2830
                      Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                      Originally posted by Habshan View Post
                      Yeah i did it by myself, are you asking which side to turn the screw?

                      Yeah. I'm totally confused. Someone said clockwise for lean mixture & anti clockwise for such mixture.
                      Have you got better mileage after tuning the carb?

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                      Originally posted by Habshan View Post
                      Yeah i did it by myself, are you asking which side to turn the screw?

                      Yeah. I'm totally confused. Someone said clockwise for lean mixture & anti clockwise for such mixture.
                      Have you got better mileage after tuning the carb?
                      Just follow my shadow.

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                      • #2831
                        Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                        Yeah the person is right apparently. I'll tell ya, the screw is a pilot screw, since it's on the engine side. So it controls the fuel flow. Tighten the screw(clockwise), which means less fuel flows, lean mixture. Loosen the screw(anticlockwise), more fuel flows, rich mixture.

                        About fuel mileage, I don't know for now, because I did it after first service last week, because SVC tuned it lean. I filled full tank like 2 days back, I'll let you know once I hit reserve.
                        #Gixxer
                        #Moto X on CM 12.1
                        #Note 8 on CM 12.1

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                        • #2832
                          Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                          Originally posted by Habshan View Post
                          Yeah the person is right apparently. I'll tell ya, the screw is a pilot screw, since it's on the engine side. So it controls the fuel flow. Tighten the screw(clockwise), which means less fuel flows, lean mixture. Loosen the screw(anticlockwise), more fuel flows, rich mixture.

                          About fuel mileage, I don't know for now, because I did it after first service last week, because SVC tuned it lean. I filled full tank like 2 days back, I'll let you know once I hit reserve.

                          Buddy r u sure? While tuning have you got any symptom from engine like rpm drop or increase ? I tried today but I couldn't find any symptom. Can you share the pic of urs ?

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                          Originally posted by Habshan View Post
                          Yeah the person is right apparently. I'll tell ya, the screw is a pilot screw, since it's on the engine side. So it controls the fuel flow. Tighten the screw(clockwise), which means less fuel flows, lean mixture. Loosen the screw(anticlockwise), more fuel flows, rich mixture.

                          About fuel mileage, I don't know for now, because I did it after first service last week, because SVC tuned it lean. I filled full tank like 2 days back, I'll let you know once I hit reserve.

                          Buddy r u sure? While tuning have you got any symptom from engine like rpm drop or increase ? I tried today but I couldn't find any symptom. Can you share the pic of urs ?
                          Just follow my shadow.

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                          • #2833
                            #Gixxer
                            #Moto X on CM 12.1
                            #Note 8 on CM 12.1

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                            • #2834
                              Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155


                              OK. But I want lean mixture for better mileage. I decided to tune 1 full turn + & - after filling a litre petrol in exact reserve. This way is easy for us.

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                              OK. But I want lean mixture for better mileage. I decided to tune 1 full turn + & - after filling a litre petrol in exact reserve. This way is easy for us.
                              Just follow my shadow.

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                              • #2835
                                Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                                Buddy i did 1200 km after my 1st service i am thinking to change engine oil which one is good kindly suggest

                                Sent From The Naked BabyBusa

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