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  • #6871
    Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

    Hello everyone, can anybody tell me when will the new colours would be launching since I plan to book a Gixxer this week ??

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    • #6872
      Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

      Originally posted by Vyshakh View Post
      What is the cost of mono shock..my shock is oil leaked
      the gixxer mono-shock assy costs Rs. 3110/-.
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      • #6873
        Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

        Hi guys i have completed 1yr of my gixxer. Now i want to modify it a little bit. What are some modifications to do? And i have some questions regarding it.
        1. Will it support clip-on handle bars. If yes, does i make any difference? And what do you prefer stock or clip ons?
        2. Are any of you guys using air filters? How about K&N or any other brand. Doing it does any harm to engine. I don't care about millage?
        3. I want to add disk brake to the rare wheel. Is it possible? Let's be honest the rare brake really sucks. My bicycle brake is better than that.

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        • #6874
          Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

          1. Stick to stock handlebars. They are more comfortable.
          2. Don't use those filters. Stick to stock. KnN lets in more dust into the engine.
          3. You can but it's going to be expensive and you can't say if the difference in braking will be worth the cash you spend. Instead learn the proper technique for braking.
          Last edited by Shashank K R; 09-06-2016, 11:59 PM.

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          • #6875
            Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

            Originally posted by Shashank K R View Post
            1. Stick to stock handlebars. They are more comfortable.
            2. Don't use those filters. Stick to stock. KnN lets in more dust into the engine.
            3. You can but it's going to be expensive and you can't say if the difference in braking will be worth the cash you spend. Instead learn the proper technique for braking.
            I know how to brake. But the rare brake feels like the brake liners got damaged. when i give to service, it works perfectly for a week, after that i must totally rely on the front brakes, which is dangerous in some cases. When i say this in service center they are saying that, lot of bikes are having this issue and can't help me.
            I was just googling and i landed on hydraulic brake section. Does our bike have Hydraulic or Mechanical brakes. My other bike fz has Hydraulic brakes and compared to gixxer it is awesome.

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            • #6876
              Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

              Originally posted by sazzy View Post
              I know how to brake. But the rare brake feels like the brake liners got damaged. when i give to service, it works perfectly for a week, after that i must totally rely on the front brakes, which is dangerous in some cases. When i say this in service center they are saying that, lot of bikes are having this issue and can't help me.
              I was just googling and i landed on hydraulic brake section. Does our bike have Hydraulic or Mechanical brakes. My other bike fz has Hydraulic brakes and compared to gixxer it is awesome.
              Rear brake can become weak when the brake drum inners smoothen out. Cleaning and Roughening the brake drum (where the brake shoe bites) with sand paper will help in bringing back brake bit to a some extent.
              And, rear brakes of both FZ and Gixxer are mechanical.

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              • #6877
                Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                Originally posted by Avinash666 View Post
                Hello people, I think I have run into some trouble with my bike unnecessarily.
                Two days ago, I replaced the stock Champion plugs with Bosch twin head ones. The stock ones were in good condition and the SVC people insisted on not changing them. But still, as it was about 2 years old, I thought that the replacement was due.

                Nevertheless, the problems started right after that.

                1. The bike takes longer press of the starter button for cold starts.

                2. At around 3000-4000 rpm, the engine blips mildly and if I am on lower gears the jerk is significantly observable.

                3. If I hold the throttle constant between 3000-4000 rpm, there are slight pops from the exhaust.

                On the other side, performance at higher rpms have improved a bit.

                And opinion about the cause and solution is welcome.


                For the problem number 3., I too am getting same throaty 'pop' sound at irregular intervals. It was there from the day i took delivery. My bike is in stock condition. I have also noticed a few Gixxers give out the same sound, while I was at SVC.

                Now the issue is, I read somewhere that this can happen if the engine is 'misfiring'. Is everyone else getting this throaty 'pop' sound when u hold ur throttle while in Neutral?

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                • #6878
                  Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                  Originally posted by rav3n6 View Post
                  122.9kmph (on GPS, on ODO- 131)

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                  Sorry for late reply.

                  I rode maximum of 500km in a day and cruising speed was around 90-95 kmph. Gixxer holds it really good even for long time. Share your expireince with us
                  Same here mate. I did around 410 kms in a day and 240 on the next. The top speed I achieved was 114 with a pillion and a backpack. The average cruising speed would have been around 85-95. You can read the whole travelogue here :
                  650 kilometers, 2 days and one hell of a ride!
                  https://anant97.wordpress.com/2016/08/27/650-kilometers-2-days-and-one-hell-of-a-ride/
                  It all started when I was in the 10th standard. It was 2012 and KTM launched the orange hooligan Duke 200. Reviews started pouring in, and I was bowled over by them. The first video review I saw wa…


                  Cheers,
                  Anant.

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                  • #6879
                    Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                    Guys,
                    Need your guidance to fix an issue. Recently I have very noticeable and beyond bearable vibration felt from the foot pegs. Handle vibrations are not noticeable and seat vibration is negligible too.

                    I have narrowed the vibration source to that of engine as the vibrations increase linearly with engine rpm.

                    Looking forward.

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                    • #6880
                      Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                      Originally posted by emanoj View Post
                      Guys,
                      Need your guidance to fix an issue. Recently I have very noticeable and beyond bearable vibration felt from the foot pegs. Handle vibrations are not noticeable and seat vibration is negligible too.

                      I have narrowed the vibration source to that of engine as the vibrations increase linearly with engine rpm.

                      Looking forward.
                      Check engine oil level and quality.

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                      • #6881
                        Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                        Originally posted by JS16 View Post
                        Check engine oil level and quality.
                        Will do as advised. Thanks.

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                        • #6882
                          Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                          Hello Xbhp friends,
                          Just days back, became a proud owner of Suzuki Gixxer 155 - Glass sparkle black..
                          U guys are doing wonderful job of sharing thoughts, technics & experiences of our mean machine..

                          Guys, keep it up & enjoy chill riding our Gixxy... ;-)

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                          • #6883
                            Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                            Guys am facing very poor throttle response once the engine heats up, is anyone else also facing the same?

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                            • #6884
                              Suzuki Gixxer 155

                              Hi guys I am facing a problem. My rear wheel makes a squeaking noise when I rotate it by hand in either direction. I noticed this noise immediately after I got the bike washed. Is it related to the water or is something wrong? I have recorded a video with that sound. How can I upload it here? Is posting links to sites like vid.me allowed??
                              Last edited by prab1990; 09-09-2016, 04:06 PM.

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                              • #6885
                                Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                                Originally posted by Biker23 View Post
                                Guys am facing very poor throttle response once the engine heats up, is anyone else also facing the same?
                                Check the choke if it is slightly engaged.

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                                Originally posted by prab1990 View Post
                                Hi guys I am facing a problem. My rear wheel makes a squeaking noise when I rotate it by hand in either direction. I noticed this noise immediately after I got the bike washed. Is it related to the water or is something wrong? I have recorded a video with that sound. How can I upload it here? Is posting links to sites like vid.me allowed??
                                Could be due to water entering rear brake drum.
                                Check if your brake is tight causing wheel to not rotate freely.
                                If so loosen it, otherwise leave it, the noise should disappear by itself.

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