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  • #8971
    Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

    Originally posted by MufeezS View Post
    Hi everyone,

    I own Gixxer 2015 model and the front chain sprocket making tak tak noise when i accelerate and on downhill there is no noise, only at 16k.

    Please help me guys.
    I had the same issue at 21k kilometres. Had to change the chain sprocket kit and everything is fine now.

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    • #8972
      Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

      Please suggest if I need to change front tyre. Below is the current pic. Click image for larger version Name: IMG_20200808_081313.jpg Views: 1 Size: 101.6 KB ID: 1972007I have 2015 naked gixxer and done around 30000kms.

      Note : Due to multiple puntures rear tyre was already changed at 25000kms, 9months back.

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      • #8973
        Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

        This is the most popular problem on Gixxer. Change the front sprocket and everything will be fine
        Pulsar 150 front sprocket is a direct fit.
        Originally posted by MufeezS View Post
        Hi everyone,

        I own Gixxer 2015 model and the front chain sprocket making tak tak noise when i accelerate and on downhill there is no noise, only at 16k.

        Please help me guys.
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        • #8974
          Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

          Bros...how is the new gixxer bs6..i am planning to buy it. Also in my list are xblade and Apache 160. My preferences are engine refinement and quality

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          • #8975
            Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

            Hello fellow xbhpians,
            I am facing a problem with my dual disc 2017 Gixxer (ran 10k kms). My bike stood still for 5 months due to lockdown as I was in another city.
            I started and it ran fine afterwards. I had to shift to another city. So I have given it to transporter.

            After getting back the bike.. I have observed suddenly both the brakes have lost their bite. It was worse than a drum brake bike. If I jam front brake it is giving hard noise near at max position. The braking is pathetic.

            There is no such noise in the back brake but the bite is lost.. what could be an issue.. please help. I live in a town which is 60kms from Suzuki service centre.. I can visit once to diagnose the problem but cannot do it repeatedly due to covid situation.. please suggest what could be problem.

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            • #8976
              Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

              Originally posted by ashithbabu View Post
              Bros...how is the new gixxer bs6..i am planning to buy it. Also in my list are xblade and Apache 160. My preferences are engine refinement and quality
              BS6 Gixxer is good and refined. Biggest drawback is absolutely lack of pillion comfort. This is often ignored in reviews but is very important in real life scenario. If you are planning to get married within 3-4 years. stay away from it. Apache 160 is a better bet than xblade.

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              • #8977
                Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                Thanks brother. What all problems did you face in the ownership
                Originally posted by thousifkhan24 View Post
                BS6 Gixxer is good and refined. Biggest drawback is absolutely lack of pillion comfort. This is often ignored in reviews but is very important in real life scenario. If you are planning to get married within 3-4 years. stay away from it. Apache 160 is a better bet than xblade.

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                • #8978
                  Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                  Originally posted by thousifkhan24 View Post
                  Hello fellow xbhpians,
                  I am facing a problem with my dual disc 2017 Gixxer (ran 10k kms). My bike stood still for 5 months due to lockdown as I was in another city.
                  I started and it ran fine afterwards. I had to shift to another city. So I have given it to transporter.

                  After getting back the bike.. I have observed suddenly both the brakes have lost their bite. It was worse than a drum brake bike. If I jam front brake it is giving hard noise near at max position. The braking is pathetic.

                  There is no such noise in the back brake but the bite is lost.. what could be an issue.. please help. I live in a town which is 60kms from Suzuki service centre.. I can visit once to diagnose the problem but cannot do it repeatedly due to covid situation.. please suggest what could be problem.
                  3 year old bike probably would be needing new brake oil. For now try to bleed the air out of the system. Pump the lever 5 6 times to build pressure keep it press and open the bleeder valve by quarter of turn then close the valve and let the lever go. Repeat if needed , this is usually done with reservoir cap lose but doing like what i have mentioned would help release the trapped air. Do this for both brakes.
                  And try to get brake oil replaced if there is not much improvement.

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                  • #8979
                    Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                    Originally posted by Ijs View Post
                    3 year old bike probably would be needing new brake oil. For now try to bleed the air out of the system. Pump the lever 5 6 times to build pressure keep it press and open the bleeder valve by quarter of turn then close the valve and let the lever go. Repeat if needed , this is usually done with reservoir cap lose but doing like what i have mentioned would help release the trapped air. Do this for both brakes.
                    And try to get brake oil replaced if there is not much improvement.
                    Thanks for your reply. I will sit down with my Mechanic and ask him to do the above.

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                    Originally posted by ashithbabu View Post
                    Thanks brother. What all problems did you face in the ownership
                    No major problems as such but the same as everybody reported. Engine oil leak from the starter coil ,very stiff suspension on bad roads ,Water splashing on your legs from the front tyre when riding through the puddles

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                    • #8980
                      Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                      Hi guys, can anyone tell me what the price of rear brake pad is?

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                      • #8981
                        Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                        Hi can anybody send me a picture of ecm of fi model

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                        • #8982
                          Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                          Nearly 1250+GST
                          Originally posted by Purnakalik View Post
                          Hi guys, can anyone tell me what the price of rear brake pad is?

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                          • #8983
                            Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                            Has anyone done a top rack plate for gixxer?

                            Can you share pics, price, & buy link/address.

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                            • #8984
                              Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155

                              Originally posted by Purnakalik View Post
                              Hi guys, can anyone tell me what the price of rear brake pad is?
                              Around 400 for regular and around 1000 for ceramic, for rear I suggest go for regular ones

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