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  • #8266
    Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

    Please suggest a tail or tank bag?

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    • #8267
      Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

      Originally posted by MotoBlizzard View Post
      Nothing to guide, why are you giving jerks?
      I am not giving jerks, I put on my bike on a slope with 1st gear on, and while putting my side stand on, I notice that bike is still moving downwards.

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      • #8268
        Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

        Originally posted by sufi859 View Post
        I am not giving jerks, I put on my bike on a slope with 1st gear on, and while putting my side stand on, I notice that bike is still moving downwards.
        I know what you mean. Its like the bike doesn't get properly locked up in the gear right? I'm also having that. Just completed 700 KM. It should be due to the smooth gear box has on gixxer.

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        • #8269
          Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

          Originally posted by White Fang View Post
          I know what you mean. Its like the bike doesn't get properly locked up in the gear right? I'm also having that. Just completed 700 KM. It should be due to the smooth gear box has on gixxer.
          Originally posted by sufi859 View Post
          I am not giving jerks, I put on my bike on a slope with 1st gear on, and while putting my side stand on, I notice that bike is still moving downwards.
          Is it rolling indefinitely? If not then how much is it rolling? At what inclination (slope angle) is the bike at?

          Also troubleshoot it on a flat surface. Put the bike in 1st gear and try pulling it backwards.

          Putting a bike in gear doesnt mean it will lock up. It will move but there will be a lot of resistance which decreases as you go higher up in the gears.
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          • #8270
            Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

            Originally posted by MotoBlizzard View Post
            Is it rolling indefinitely? If not then how much is it rolling? At what inclination (slope angle) is the bike at?

            Also troubleshoot it on a flat surface. Put the bike in 1st gear and try pulling it backwards.

            Putting a bike in gear doesnt mean it will lock up. It will move but there will be a lot of resistance which decreases as you go higher up in the gears.
            I experience this on a 30-45 degree ish slope and happened to me backward drag. Certainly there is some resistance but its not enough to stop my weight and the motorcycle. the byk goes backward kind of forcefully making a sound.

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            • #8271
              Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

              Originally posted by White Fang View Post
              I experience this on a 30-45 degree ish slope and happened to me backward drag. Certainly there is some resistance but its not enough to stop my weight and the motorcycle. the byk goes backward kind of forcefully making a sound.
              30° to 45° is quite a significant inclination specially if you have a higher body weight. The sound comes from the reverse motion of the crank and piston.

              Always disembark from the bike before releasing the brakes while in first gear and the engine is OFF
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              • #8272
                Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                Originally posted by MotoBlizzard View Post
                30° to 45° is quite a significant inclination specially if you have a higher body weight. The sound comes from the reverse motion of the crank and piston.

                Always disembark from the bike before releasing the brakes while in first gear and the engine is OFF
                Yeah, I weigh 80 KG but this doesn't happen on 10 year old Bajaj Discover 135.

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                • #8273
                  Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                  Originally posted by White Fang View Post
                  Yeah, I weigh 80 KG but this doesn't happen on 10 year old Bajaj Discover 135.
                  Lets not compare this with other bikes.
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                  • #8274
                    Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                    Originally posted by MotoBlizzard View Post
                    Lets not compare this with other bikes.
                    Yeah it doesn't seem fair but i'll properly check this and update here.

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                    • #8275
                      Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                      Originally posted by NinjaAssassin View Post
                      Then your clutch setting is fine. Try to place the gear lever further down. This will ensure you don't miss any shifts
                      Hi, Could you please guide me for how to correct the clutch setting. I tried with SVC guys but they are not supporting & saying this is normal.

                      Please share video link if you have. Thanks

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                      • #8276
                        Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                        Originally posted by Santosh Agale View Post
                        Hi, Could you please guide me for how to correct the clutch setting. I tried with SVC guys but they are not supporting & saying this is normal.

                        Please share video link if you have. Thanks
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                        • #8277
                          Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                          Originally posted by White Fang View Post
                          Have you tried servicing the speedometer sensor? There could be dust particles or a loose connection resulting this due to the accident. Try replacing the speedometer cable as well. [emoji106][emoji106]

                          Does Gixxer have speedometer cable as shown. I don't think that my Hornet to have similar cable.
                          Originally posted by joshilovey View Post
                          Haven't till now. I was not sure about what service (regarding instrumentation panel) Authorized Service Centre did.

                          Surely. I'll ask my local (trusted) mechanic for the same.

                          Thanks!

                          -lj

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                          • #8278
                            Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                            Originally posted by Anupam Das View Post
                            Does Gixxer have speedometer cable as shown. I don't think that my Hornet to have similar cable.
                            In Gixxer 155/GS, vehicle speed sensor is mounted on the drive/GB sprocket. On Hornet 160R/Shine SP, the same is connected to the gearbox here. There is no steel cable that rotates when the vehicle moves forward, like in the Splendor.

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                            • #8279
                              Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                              Hi guys,

                              Can anybody suggest me the best LED headlamp for the stock battery. Also, I would lile to change my stock horn to the one in R15S... So, please help for the lamp that doesn't drain battery so much..

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                              • #8280
                                Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

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                                Ride to Valparai

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