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  • #6661
    Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

    Hi, Any one changed air filter assembly ? at last service Mechanic Told me to change in next service. now i completed 24200.

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    • #6662
      Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

      Originally posted by HeManu Yeluri View Post
      Hi, Any one changed air filter assembly ? at last service Mechanic Told me to change in next service. now i completed 24200.
      Change the air filter every 12k kms or 8k if the riding conditions are very dusty. For gixxer, when you replace the air filter, make sure the rubber gaskets (which ensure good seal) are replaced too.

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      • #6663
        Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

        Completed 44,000 Kms on the ODO today...

        - Did a Chennai -> Bengaluru -> Chennai solo trip few month back, Approx 700 Kms in less than 28 hrs time. Fantastic tourer..
        - No backaches, no body pain.
        - Bike still feels solid.
        - No rattling of any fibre parts.
        - Though initial pickup is still good, acceleration in few gears feels slightly sluggish. (Is this cause of worn-out clutch plates?)
        - Don't know when i need to replace clutch plates.
        - No issues with electrical's.
        - Digital speedo meter was reset only once in the last 2 yrs (Some malfunction issue).. Think quality of electronics is real good.
        - few times encountered false neutrals.
        - Have been consistently cleaning/lubing chain every 1000 - 1500 Kms. (Motul C1/C2)
        - Topping up engine oil intermittently as when & required. (Fully Synthetic oil from Suzuki service center)
        - Guess about 6,000 Kms left for the extended warranty to expire
        - Looking forward to the Gixxer SF FI, Expecting ABS too (the moment it is launched, will swap my Gixxer for it)

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        • #6664
          Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

          Originally posted by elangoas View Post
          Completed 44,000 Kms on the ODO today...

          - Did a Chennai -> Bengaluru -> Chennai solo trip few month back, Approx 700 Kms in less than 28 hrs time. Fantastic tourer..
          - No backaches, no body pain.
          - Bike still feels solid.
          - No rattling of any fibre parts.
          - Though initial pickup is still good, acceleration in few gears feels slightly sluggish. (Is this cause of worn-out clutch plates?)
          - Don't know when i need to replace clutch plates.
          - No issues with electrical's.
          - Digital speedo meter was reset only once in the last 2 yrs (Some malfunction issue).. Think quality of electronics is real good.
          - few times encountered false neutrals.
          - Have been consistently cleaning/lubing chain every 1000 - 1500 Kms. (Motul C1/C2)
          - Topping up engine oil intermittently as when & required. (Fully Synthetic oil from Suzuki service center)
          - Guess about 6,000 Kms left for the extended warranty to expire
          - Looking forward to the Gixxer SF FI, Expecting ABS too (the moment it is launched, will swap my Gixxer for it)
          Post some photos if you have ☺

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          • #6665
            Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

            Originally posted by uchun View Post
            Post some photos if you have ☺
            Here are some pics..





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            • #6666
              Suzuki Gixxer 155

              Guys I noticed something strange today when I was getting petrol filled. The key slot in the petrol tank cap has oil in it ( the kind which you use for oiling of door hinges) when I took the key out the key was slick and had a slight oil coating on it. Is this normal?? Please see pic Click image for larger version Name: ImageUploadedByxBhp Connect1469526530.219230.jpg Views: 1 Size: 16.9 KB ID: 1939582
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              You can see a few drops of oil in pics. I can confirm it's not petrol.
              Last edited by prab1990; 07-26-2016, 04:22 PM.

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              • #6667
                Suzuki Gixxer 155

                Guys I noticed something strange today when I was getting petrol filled I noticed that when I put the key in the key slot of petrol tank cap it is coated with oil (the kind which you use for oiling door hinges) it is not heavily coated just a bit of oil. I smelled it to confirm it's not petrol. Is this normal?
                Double post by mistake how to delete??

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                • #6668
                  Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                  Originally posted by prab1990 View Post
                  Guys I noticed something strange today when I was getting petrol filled I noticed that when I put the key in the key slot of petrol tank cap it is coated with oil (the kind which you use for oiling door hinges) it is not heavily coated just a bit of oil. I smelled it to confirm it's not petrol. Is this normal?
                  Double post by mistake how to delete??
                  Yes its normal. Even the ignition port will be oiled slightly so as to facilitate smooth travel of the key.

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                  • #6669
                    Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                    Originally posted by RoyalIndian View Post
                    Yes its normal. Even the ignition port will be oiled slightly so as to facilitate smooth travel of the key.
                    Thanks man!!

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                    • #6670
                      Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                      Originally posted by ashwanth.r View Post
                      Change the air filter every 12k kms or 8k if the riding conditions are very dusty. For gixxer, when you replace the air filter, make sure the rubber gaskets (which ensure good seal) are replaced too.
                      Thank You.Anything else you suggest? This might be last service from SVC. i don't want to see them again.

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                      • #6671
                        Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                        Originally posted by dharsen View Post
                        The same I'm also searching for...
                        No worries buddy i had managed to install the FZS V 2.0 Tyre hugger on my SF, as the default welding holes are missing with FZS hugger so i have made the new holes on hugger where we had the default welding holes so it's filts perfectly fine, now only waiting for to install L shape plates to install on right side hugger holes for giving support.

                        Now my bike is totally mud free just like summer condition......

                        sharing some of the snaps of it...


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                        Last edited by sshinde555; 07-27-2016, 02:00 PM.
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                        • #6672
                          Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                          Originally posted by sshinde555 View Post
                          No worries buddy i had managed to install the FZS V 2.0 Tyre hugger on my SF, as the default welding holes are missing with FZS hugger so i have made the new holes on hugger where we had the default welding holes so it's filts perfectly fine, now only waiting for to install L shape plates to install on right side hugger holes for giving support.

                          Now my bike is totally mud free just like summer condition......

                          sharing some of the snaps of it...


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                          it will not be mud free, it looks like mud free.

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                          • #6673
                            Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                            Neat job. Well done!

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                            • #6674
                              Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                              Originally posted by sshinde555 View Post
                              No worries buddy i had managed to install the FZS V 2.0 Tyre hugger on my SF, as the default welding holes are missing with FZS hugger so i have made the new holes on hugger where we had the default welding holes so it's filts perfectly fine, now only waiting for to install L shape plates to install on right side hugger holes for giving support.

                              Now my bike is totally mud free just like summer condition......

                              sharing some of the snaps of it...


                              [ATTACH]215903[/ATTACH][ATTACH]215904[/ATTACH][ATTACH]215905[/ATTACH][ATTACH]215906[/ATTACH][ATTACH]215907[/ATTACH][ATTACH]215908[/ATTACH][ATTACH]215909[/ATTACH]
                              How much did the hugger cost mate?
                              Available at the yamaha svc?or got it from any spare shop?

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                              • #6675
                                Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                                Originally posted by debargha.kit2 View Post
                                How much did the hugger cost mate?
                                Available at the yamaha svc?or got it from any spare shop?
                                Hey buddy brought it from authorised Yamaha svc from Mumbai for rs.796/- only and installed it by own....
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                                Last edited by sshinde555; 07-27-2016, 07:35 PM.
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