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  • #3391
    Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

    Originally posted by EthanReddington View Post
    From SVC?

    Sent from my SM-N750 using Tapatalk
    Yes. Spoke to the service supervisor. Though nobody had tried it yet, he assured me that they have received communication in this regard. May be I'll be the first to try it in Kochi... but am a little apprehensive about spending 4k...

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    • #3392
      Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

      Originally posted by EthanReddington View Post
      So i found the noise source... its the sprocket thats making the noise... chain is well lubed... Thanks to papa for finding it after i showed him about it..[emoji4] [emoji5] will ask to check it during the 1st service
      Was the chain cold, O-Ring-Chain tighten up a bit, don't they? warm the chain(riding few kms).

      If it's indeed the sprocket, which one, front-sprocket (drive) or the rear-sprocket (driven)?
      you mean it's loosely mounted ?

      Originally posted by rev View Post
      I made a complaint to Suzuki and received a reply that there is a provision for fixing sf engine guard. It will cost somewhere between 3 to 4k.
      I share your feelings, 3-4 k is too much for that sf-engine-guard. I'm not sure if that guard would save you from mud-splashes either.
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      • #3393
        Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

        Originally posted by Freak inExile View Post
        Was the chain cold, O-Ring-Chain tighten up a bit, don't they? warm the chain(riding few kms).

        If it's indeed the sprocket, which one, front-sprocket (drive) or the rear-sprocket (driven)?
        you mean it's loosely mounted ?

        I share your feelings, 3-4 k is too much for that sf-engine-guard. I'm not sure if that guard would save you from mud-splashes either.
        The noise was coming from behind the suspension...middle part of the bike.. nah chain was not cold..

        Sent from my SM-N750 using Tapatalk

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        • #3394
          Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

          Originally posted by rev View Post
          Yes. Spoke to the service supervisor. Though nobody had tried it yet, he assured me that they have received communication in this regard. May be I'll be the first to try it in Kochi... but am a little apprehensive about spending 4k...

          oh no, don't spend that much for this seasonal problem. When you're on wet roads its good to clean the bike often and dry it asap after the ride. So better take the pain of doing it and get the bike cleaned. As I have seen during my purchase, the lower part of the fairing needs a drilling on to the frame near the engine. Why spoil the bike for this, although the drilling will be smaller?

          And moreover the engine cowl needs to be cleaned too :P and that wouldn't prevent your legs getting dirty :P :P

          juzzz deaaaal wid it.

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          • #3395
            Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

            guys any idea after how many kilometres i should change engine oil to synthetic or fully synthetic. my bike completed 2000km recently ? plz reply

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            • #3396
              Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

              Originally posted by EthanReddington View Post
              So i found the noise source... its the sprocket thats making the noise... chain is well lubed... Thanks to papa for finding it after i showed him about it..[emoji4] [emoji5] will ask to check it during the 1st service

              Sent from my SM-N750 using Tapatalk
              I found this issue few months back. Its bcoz of the front sprocket that is not aligned with the chain. People thought that this is bcoz of not lubing the chain. This misalignment happens bcoz of our riding style & uneven roads,potholes etc. One thing we need to check the sprocket teeths should not have contact with chain. If it does have contact there comes the noise.

              I've mentioned the same here few months back.
              Just follow my shadow.

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              • #3397
                Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                I get lot of buzz under seat and on foot pegs after crossing 6k RPM. Also, when I close the throttle from 7-8K RPM, the engine is gruff. Does anyone has this issue?

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                • #3398
                  Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                  Originally posted by Dynamo View Post
                  We easily use the 1 or 2 liters of petrol after hitting reserve. But filling tank full of petrol & using it for a week or more. Following this procedure in summer there more chances for petrol evaporation.

                  But also we don't know how much fuel they filled. Chances are more in cheating the public.

                  Best way is to buy petrol in 1 Lt water bottle & filling it once the bike hits reserve.
                  How much mileage should I expect from Gixxer, I m getting around 43kmpl in city .Please reply

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                  • #3399
                    Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                    Why I don't get any replies to my posts in this forum can any body explain me

                    Thanks

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                    • #3400
                      Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                      Originally posted by ldkaj444 View Post
                      How much mileage should I expect from Gixxer, I m getting around 43kmpl in city .Please reply
                      43 kmpl is OK. Most of the gixxer owners are getting mileage between 40-45 kmpl. Max 48 kmpl. I think this is excellent figure for 150cc segment.

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                      Originally posted by ldkaj444 View Post
                      Why I don't get any replies to my posts in this forum can any body explain me

                      Thanks
                      Hey bro. Just chill....
                      Just follow my shadow.

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                      • #3401
                        Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                        Originally posted by Dynamo View Post
                        43 kmpl is OK. Most of the gixxer owners are getting mileage between 40-45 kmpl. Max 48 kmpl. I think this is excellent figure for 150cc segment.

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                        Hey bro. Just chill....
                        I thought something was wrong with my posts and profile, you cleared my doubt by commenting thanks anyways.

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                        • #3402
                          Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                          Originally posted by rev View Post
                          Sf faring comes in three pieces. You can order the engine guard section at the nearest svc. There is a provision to mount the engine guard. Its officially confirmed.
                          Thanks for your reply. Glad to know u are a kochiyan. Two months back i had asked VTJ suzuki dealers at Kundanoor rearding the availability of sf belly pan but they were not aware about it. Again any idea about ppf in kochi? Or i would prefer some clear sticker to protect my rear hand rails...

                          akhil surendran

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                          • #3403
                            Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                            Originally posted by srinath2494 View Post
                            And moreover the engine cowl needs to be cleaned too :P and that wouldn't prevent your legs getting dirty :P :P

                            juzzz deaaaal wid it.
                            [MENTION=16517]mmkUNI[/MENTION] in this thread tried riding his sf on wet roads and he tells me that faring takes all the dirt; his shoes don't get dirty.

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                            • #3404
                              Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                              Originally posted by akhil surendran View Post
                              Thanks for your reply. Glad to know u are a kochiyan. Two months back i had asked VTJ suzuki dealers at Kundanoor rearding the availability of sf belly pan but they were not aware about it. Again any idea about ppf in kochi? Or i would prefer some clear sticker to protect my rear hand rails...

                              akhil surendran
                              Regarding PPFs i know that 3M has launched them. But i have no idea about their availability in Kochi.
                              I was the first person to take up mud splash issue with the VTJ Suzuki. They are playing fools. Their response is like "mud splashing??? Oho!!??" Then i wrote to the Area Manager, who says it is being considered by the design team and that i have an option to fix sf engine guard/faring at 3~4k.

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                              • #3405
                                Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                                Originally posted by ldkaj444 View Post
                                I thought something was wrong with my posts and profile, you cleared my doubt by commenting thanks anyways.
                                welcome bro...
                                Just follow my shadow.

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