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  • #7261
    Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

    Originally posted by shadowrider View Post
    I changed the oil myself.last time but this time was too lazy so gave it to the SVC...the engine oil.shouldn't go.above he f mark even if it is an cold engine..checked the engine oil level after starting and stopping ..still at the top..gonna remove the excess oil by opening the filler cap and using suction tube from hand wash bottle..the rear wheel spinning problem.I start the bike..the wheel doesn't spin in neutral..then when I put it in first gear and without releasing the clutch itself it starts spinning. Wasn't it suppose to move when the clutch is released.
    For the wheel spinning: Check if your choke is completely off (my rear wheel used to spin because the choke switch was 1/6th of the position towards on, switching it all the way off solved the wheel spinning thing for me temporarily).
    If it is off then maybe your clutch isn't tight enough? I too have recently noticed the wheel spinning and a little playing around with the clucth play adjustment solved it!

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    • #7262
      Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

      Originally posted by Tloren View Post
      For the wheel spinning: Check if your choke is completely off (my rear wheel used to spin because the choke switch was 1/6th of the position towards on, switching it all the way off solved the wheel spinning thing for me temporarily).
      If it is off then maybe your clutch isn't tight enough? I too have recently noticed the wheel spinning and a little playing around with the clucth play adjustment solved it!
      How to adjust the clutch play?

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      • #7263
        Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

        Originally posted by shadowrider View Post
        How to adjust the clutch play?
        Service manual has the directions I guess. Its a metal tube that holds the clutch wire, right next to the engine with a nut for adjustment.
        However how does the slight wheel movement affect the bike? Since it even goes away once the engine is warm :/

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        • #7264
          Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

          Originally posted by Tloren View Post
          Service manual has the directions I guess. Its a metal tube that holds the clutch wire, right next to the engine with a nut for adjustment.
          However how does the slight wheel movement affect the bike? Since it even goes away once the engine is warm :/
          It doesn't affect at all..just want to know why it popped out after an oil change and one more thing I forgot to say is that the clutch feels tight after the service.

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          • #7265
            Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

            My ownership review of the Suzuki Gixxer :

            Ownership review of Suzuki Gixxer after 7200 kms.
            https://anant97.wordpress.com/2016/12/25/ownership-review-of-suzuki-gixxer-after-7200-kms/
            Make : Suzuki Model : Gixxer 155 Version : Naked Date of purchase : 13th April, 2016. Current odometer reading : 7200 kms.  Fuel efficiency : 45 km/l.  2015, a lazy summer afternoon. I wa…


            Took almost a month of writing, shooting and procrastinating to write it.

            Getting an irritating kat-kat sound from the front end over uneven surfaces. The frequency is very high! Any idea what it might be?
            Last edited by Fagant; 12-25-2016, 08:50 PM. Reason: Additional information

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            • #7266
              Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

              Originally posted by Fagant View Post
              My ownership review of the Suzuki Gixxer :

              Ownership review of Suzuki Gixxer after 7200 kms.
              https://anant97.wordpress.com/2016/12/25/ownership-review-of-suzuki-gixxer-after-7200-kms/
              Make : Suzuki Model : Gixxer 155 Version : Naked Date of purchase : 13th April, 2016. Current odometer reading : 7200 kms.  Fuel efficiency : 45 km/l.  2015, a lazy summer afternoon. I wa…


              Took almost a month of writing, shooting and procrastinating to write it.

              Getting an irritating kat-kat sound from the front end over uneven surfaces. The frequency is very high! Any idea what it might be?
              Can you sit on top of the bikehold the front brake and press up and down the handlebar to compress and decompress the fork..check if the sound comes when doing this way.

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              OK guys a strange problem..with my spark plug it gets wet if I try to start using the kick lever takes me two three kicks to start it..the thread on the sparkplug gets wet black colour..it only gets wet light and there's smell of petrol..but if I start the bike using the starter the sparkplug doesn't get wet..what's happening here.

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              • #7267
                Re: Help with LED lights on Gixxer

                Originally posted by ravik View Post
                Go for osram/philips. LED or HID are good only if they are branded (like philips). But they are very costly. Instead go for 60 watt halogen and install two fog lights. Someone posted pics of fog light in this group sometime back. I am using philips xtree vision plus for a long time. No issues. At times I even light up upper and dipper at once for xtra illumination

                I have kept the stock light as it is. Just Installed a projector LED fog light on top of the left leg guard focusing Middle-Leftish (Cost around 1000 bucks including fittings). The thing is so bright that it floods the left side with white light. Scared to use another one on the right side because that will surely make the oncoming vehicles blind. Problem solved.

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                • #7268
                  Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                  Originally posted by shadowrider View Post
                  Can you sit on top of the bikehold the front brake and press up and down the handlebar to compress and decompress the fork..check if the sound comes when doing this way.

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                  OK guys a strange problem..with my spark plug it gets wet if I try to start using the kick lever takes me two three kicks to start it..the thread on the sparkplug gets wet black colour..it only gets wet light and there's smell of petrol..but if I start the bike using the starter the sparkplug doesn't get wet..what's happening here.
                  No sound from the suspension whatsoever. It's on the rattling side, I guess a part has become loose in the front end. Wondering what it might be. Can't even take it to the authorized SVC here, because it sucks big time.

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                  • #7269
                    Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                    Originally posted by shadowrider View Post
                    I changed the oil myself.last time but this time was too lazy so gave it to the SVC...the engine oil.shouldn't go.above he f mark even if it is an cold engine..checked the engine oil level after starting and stopping ..still at the top..gonna remove the excess oil by opening the filler cap and using suction tube from hand wash bottle..the rear wheel spinning problem.I start the bike..the wheel doesn't spin in neutral..then when I put it in first gear and without releasing the clutch itself it starts spinning. Wasn't it suppose to move when the clutch is released.
                    If you are sure there is excess oil, then it is better to remove it.
                    I believe slight rotation of the wheel with clutch fully depressed is okay. May be you can check if the clutch setting is correct.

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                    • #7270
                      Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                      Originally posted by SatSon View Post
                      If you are sure there is excess oil, then it is better to remove it.
                      I believe slight rotation of the wheel with clutch fully depressed is okay. May be you can check if the clutch setting is correct.
                      Removed the excess oil..by loosening the oil filter cap..bad job done by the SVC..was to lazy to loosen the drain bolt..the svc overfilled it big time.now eveythings fine.

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                      • #7271
                        Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                        Originally posted by gnan10 View Post
                        Today I have took my bike to SVC. I have addressed this engine noise issue. They told me the noise is because of the rubber thing missing on breathe nozzle. They fixed it now. I will have to take a ride to know the noise reduction rate. PFA the picture for reference.
                        Can someone point out the rubber thing in the pic?
                        Even I'm facing noise from the engine!

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                        • #7272
                          Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                          Originally posted by Biker23 View Post
                          Can someone point out the rubber thing in the pic?
                          Even I'm facing noise from the engine!
                          Its at the tip of that silver metal thing in the centre of the pic, when the bike is on idle some air comes out of it making a sound.

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                          • #7273
                            Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                            Hey Guys, Should i purchase a Steelbird Air Helmet (Black) as it is available offline for Rs.1300?
                            I feel the fit is comfortable and ventilation is good too.
                            Any other suggestions?
                            Thanks In Advance.
                            Happy Gixxering

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                            • #7274
                              Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                              Originally posted by Manik Agrawal View Post
                              Hey Guys, Should i purchase a Steelbird Air Helmet (Black) as it is available offline for Rs.1300?
                              I feel the fit is comfortable and ventilation is good too.
                              Any other suggestions?
                              Thanks In Advance.
                              Happy Gixxering
                              I bought graphics one for 1450fromlocal shop,looks cool.

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                              • #7275
                                Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                                Originally posted by Biker23 View Post
                                Can someone point out the rubber thing in the pic?
                                Even I'm facing noise from the engine!
                                That is a cam chain\timing chain tensioner.
                                Most motorcycle problems are caused by the nut that connects the handlebars to the saddle.

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