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  • #7816
    Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

    Originally posted by Shamanth Gowda View Post
    In first service they'll change the oil and the oil filter for which they charge. Labour is free. It'll be around 450 i guess depending on cost of oil

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    My gixxer has buzz at 4.5 to 5k rpm and after 6.5k rpm. Don't know what's the issue but I'm used to it. I ride at 5k to 6.5k rpm which is around 70 to 85kmph on the highways mostly
    I have it only at 3k rpm, other than that it's the normal thing...below 3k rpm and above also, there isn't any prob.

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    • #7817
      Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

      Originally posted by NinjaAssassin View Post
      I have completed 1000kms on my gixxer and I am getting around 55kmpl in city. First full tank ran for 600kms and still didn't come to reserve. Bike is due for first service now. Any idea how much they charge for first service?
      Make sure they don't add the oil supplement.
      Ask for motul mineral oil and not Idemitsu Semi-Synthetic oil.

      Chain Clean+ Chain Lube = 133/- approx.

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      • #7818
        Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

        Which is the oil they use during service?

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        • #7819
          Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

          Seems like a semi synthetic engine oil

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          • #7820
            Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

            Tyre replaced by MRF. Cost 450 only pro-rata basis. Had sidewall cracks.


            New tyre pics.
            4 wheels move your body, 2 wheels move your soul .

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            • #7821
              Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

              Got my gixxer back from 1st service. 670rs bill. Very nice service facility.

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              • #7822
                Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                Originally posted by NinjaAssassin View Post
                Which is the oil they use during service?
                If it was a grey container then Idemitsu (semisynth) (~390INR)

                If it was black then Motul (mineral) (~308INR)
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                • #7823
                  Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                  I have purchased new set of Michelin pilot sport for ₹4716. But after replacement i felt that the back tier lacks grip compared to old stock one . Do i have to change the back tier to Stock for better grip ?

                  Just completed roughly a 400 kilometers on this tier set . What is your opinion about it?

                  I did my 36000 kilometers on the stock tiers itself .Front tier seems okey for me now .

                  The back tier company profile is 140-60 but now i have 140-70 is there any problem regarding this ?

                  Sorry for the long post i am confused a bit about it.

                  Thank you for accepting me to the community.

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                  • #7824
                    Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                    Originally posted by nirmalprajan View Post
                    I have purchased new set of Michelin pilot sport for ₹4716. But after replacement i felt that the back tier lacks grip compared to old stock one . Do i have to change the back tier to Stock for better grip ?

                    Just completed roughly a 400 kilometers on this tier set . What is your opinion about it?

                    I did my 36000 kilometers on the stock tiers itself .Front tier seems okey for me now .

                    The back tier company profile is 140-60 but now i have 140-70 is there any problem regarding this ?

                    Sorry for the long post i am confused a bit about it.

                    Thank you for accepting me to the community.
                    Sadly, you chosen a tyre that has bad reviews almost universally.

                    From my ride experience, this tyre has okay-ish grip on dry roads and horrible grip on wet roads. This tyre is similar to TVS Euroslip (sorry Eurogrip).

                    The stock tyre is much better.

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                    • #7825
                      Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                      Originally posted by Shashank K R View Post
                      Sadly, you chosen a tyre that has bad reviews almost universally.

                      From my ride experience, this tyre has okay-ish grip on dry roads and horrible grip on wet roads. This tyre is similar to TVS Euroslip.
                      Do i have to change the back tier then ?
                      Front Michelin and rear Mrf !!
                      Can it make any issues ?

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                      • #7826
                        Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                        Originally posted by nirmalprajan View Post
                        Do i have to change the back tier then ?
                        Front Michelin and rear Mrf !!
                        Can it make any issues ?
                        No issues. I'm using MRF front and Michelin Pilot Street 140/70 rear.

                        The stock rear tyre is good enough, unless you want to try some other tyre.

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                        • #7827
                          Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                          I have doubt about rear tier only

                          Recently my vehicle skid over a wet road badly it's first time in my 2.5 years of ride time i faced a tragic situation like that!!

                          So you have using Michelin in the rear do you faced any situation like this ?

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                          • #7828
                            Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                            Originally posted by nirmalprajan View Post
                            I have doubt about rear tier only

                            Recently my vehicle skid over a wet road badly it's first time in my 2.5 years of ride time i faced a tragic situation like that!!

                            So you have using Michelin in the rear do you faced any situation like this ?
                            No skidding problems. Skidding can occur when you use the rear brake too much with respect to the front brake.

                            However there is a difference.
                            I am using Michelin Pilot Street.
                            The tyre you have is the Michelin Pilot Sporty.

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                            • #7829
                              Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                              Originally posted by Shashank K R View Post
                              No skidding problems. Skidding can occur when you use the rear brake too much with respect to the front brake.

                              However there is a difference.
                              I am using Michelin Pilot Street.
                              The tyre you have is the Michelin Pilot Sporty.
                              Oh i did forget to spot the difference . Thank you for the rapid replies.

                              So you are suggesting to move on with the current set up , right?

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                              • #7830
                                Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                                Originally posted by nirmalprajan View Post
                                Oh i did forget to spot the difference . Thank you for the rapid replies.

                                So you are suggesting to move on with the current set up , right?
                                See if you can get the rear tyre exchanged. It is manageable to ride with this tyre, however you should be very careful in the wet. If I were you, I would have immediately changed the tyre.

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