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I am thinking of getting it once, right now I am using Motul C2. Tru is cheaper than Motul and I was told by a mechanic friend of mine that it's a good product so will try it once I run out of my current spray.Originally posted by Angurj View PostHi guys, have anyone used/using TVS tru spray chain lube for our gixxer's o-ring?
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Yeah I was told that too. Tru is somewhere around 335 rs. per 500ml whereas Motul C2 is around 435rs. per 450ml...Originally posted by RookieRider1907 View PostI am thinking of getting it once, right now I am using Motul C2. Tru is cheaper than Motul and I was told by a mechanic friend of mine that it's a good product so will try it once I run out of my current spray.
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I went in for a service in Aryan Suzuki Bangalore. Casually had a chat with the SA. he showed me latest price list for gixxer. Attaching it here if it could be reference to someone who are planning.But i feel these showrooms are charging very unreasonable amounts on insurance/handling charges/accessories etc. We have to be very vigilant before paying the money.
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Handling charges are illegal. Insurance you can bring yourself, dont have to buy it from the dealership.Originally posted by thousifkhan24 View PostI went in for a service in Aryan Suzuki Bangalore. Casually had a chat with the SA. he showed me latest price list for gixxer. Attaching it here if it could be reference to someone who are planning.But i feel these showrooms are charging very unreasonable amounts on insurance/handling charges/accessories etc. We have to be very vigilant before paying the money.
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Wow! That's way costlier than the variants offered here in Odisha.Originally posted by thousifkhan24 View PostI went in for a service in Aryan Suzuki Bangalore. Casually had a chat with the SA. he showed me latest price list for gixxer. Attaching it here if it could be reference to someone who are planning.But i feel these showrooms are charging very unreasonable amounts on insurance/handling charges/accessories etc. We have to be very vigilant before paying the money.
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Life is too short, don't give it a second thought. Go with what makes you comfortable and that would do just fine.Originally posted by Angurj View PostDoesn't "oil" attracts more sand particles and dust than the "lube"?
Personally I don't clean the chain, I just lube it with gear oil as and when required, the excess debris flies off and what's left helps hold the lube.
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But actually the lube is insufficient for highway rides( high speed) ,it's okay for city use. Also it doesn't attract lot of dust, it's easier to clean also, i clean with kerosene. It lasts for 1000 kilometers .Originally posted by Angurj View PostDoesn't "oil" attracts more sand particles and dust than the "lube"?
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I also do the same always, nowadays i follow every advice given by u , I've also read, motorcycle reliability,the elephant in the room by you on teambhp.Originally posted by ashwinprakas View PostLife is too short, don't give it a second thought. Go with what makes you comfortable and that would do just fine.
Personally I don't clean the chain, I just lube it with gear oil as and when required, the excess debris flies off and what's left helps hold the lube.
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Is it that using gear oil doesn't require chain cleaning or you don't clean it?Originally posted by ashwinprakas View PostLife is too short, don't give it a second thought. Go with what makes you comfortable and that would do just fine.
Personally I don't clean the chain, I just lube it with gear oil as and when required, the excess debris flies off and what's left helps hold the lube.
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I don't as it doesn't make much sense, a few hundred km's after and you'll notice no difference between a chain lubed in gear oil after cleaning and one lubed in the same that has not been cleaned.Originally posted by Angurj View PostIs it that using gear oil doesn't require chain cleaning or you don't clean it?
The dirt light enough to stick would do just that whereas the heavier ones would be flung off after every-time you lube the chain.Motorcycling Experience:
2000 ~ 2017 Y2K Kinetic Zoom (Disposed at 15k)
2011 ~ 2015 Hero Honda Karizma R (Sold at 56.5k)
2013 ~ 2014 Bajaj Discover 100 4G (Sold at 16.5k)
2015 ~ 2017 TVS Wego (Totaled at 18k)
2015 - Bajaj Pulsar 220F (Currently 31k) < Garage Queen!
2017 - Bajaj CT100B (Currently 21k) < 'Golden Quadrilateral' Runner!
The Ride was Good, but Life is short, spend it Wisely!
Adios Comrades!
A.P. 2018
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