It is a semi synthetic oil.
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Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155
Shamanth, Do u change oil by yourself or getting changed from SVC?? Because I'm planning to change Motul 10W40 fully synthetic.Originally posted by Shamanth Gowda View PostShell Advance AX7 - 10W40 , I'm using it from 1000KM and its good. Don't go for oils with more than W40 as acceleration will be sluggish.
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Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155
I get it changed from a local mechanic. Just buy oil filter from SVC. It costs Rs. 40. And you need to specify the right amount of oil to be filled. It's 850 ml without changing oil filter and 950ml for changing oil filter. Change filter once in 5000km.Originally posted by Kathir Skp View PostShamanth, Do u change oil by yourself or getting changed from SVC?? Because I'm planning to change Motul 10W40 fully synthetic.
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Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155
sure, but can you plz explain why acceleration will be sluggish for oils above W40?. i mean what does the temparature rating ( W40 means the max optimal operating temp of the oil right? ) of an oil has to do with performance?. say for example, Motul 7100 4T which is a fully-synthetic oil comes with both 10W40 and 10W50 grades. 10W50 is easily the better oil since it has a more wider operating range right?. Is it so?. Or am I wrong?.Originally posted by Shamanth Gowda View PostShell Advance AX7 - 10W40 , I'm using it from 1000KM and its good. Don't go for oils with more than W40 as acceleration will be sluggish.
Motul 7100 4T ( 10W40 ) ( Fully Synthetic ) :-
Motul 7100 4T ( 10W50 ) ( Fully Synthetic ) :-
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Shell Oil Classification :-Originally posted by Shashank K R View PostIt is a semi synthetic oil.
1. Shell Advance Ultra line -> Fully Synthetic
2. Shell Advance AX7 line -> Semi Synthetic
3. Shell Advance AX5 line -> Mineral
Motul Oil Classification :-
1. Motul 7100 4T line -> Fully Synthetic
2. Motul 5100 4T line -> Semi SyntheticMy Motorcycles :-
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Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155
Suzuki recommends 10w40 viscosity for gixxer as per user manual. Viscosity varies from bike to bike as per manufacturer. You can go through user manual for more information.Originally posted by prasath_xbhp View Postsure, but can you plz explain why acceleration will be sluggish for oils above W40?. i mean what does the temparature rating ( W40 means the max optimal operating temp of the oil right? ) of an oil has to do with performance?. say for example, Motul 7100 4T which is a fully-synthetic oil comes with both 10W40 and 10W50 grades. 10W50 is easily the better oil since it has a more wider operating range right?. Is it so?. Or am I wrong?.
Motul 7100 4T ( 10W40 ) ( Fully Synthetic ) :-
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Motul 7100 4T ( 10W50 ) ( Fully Synthetic ) :-
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Shell Oil Classification :-
1. Shell Advance Ultra line -> Fully Synthetic
2. Shell Advance AX7 line -> Semi Synthetic
3. Shell Advance AX5 line -> Mineral
Motul Oil Classification :-
1. Motul 7100 4T line -> Fully Synthetic
2. Motul 5100 4T line -> Semi Synthetic
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Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155
You are absolutely right. xW50 will never affect acceleration, as you have rightly said "W50 is the viscosity of the oil at max optimal operating temp".Originally posted by prasath_xbhp View Postsure, but can you plz explain why acceleration will be sluggish for oils above W40?. i mean what does the temparature rating ( W40 means the max optimal operating temp of the oil right? ) of an oil has to do with performance?. say for example, Motul 7100 4T which is a fully-synthetic oil comes with both 10W40 and 10W50 grades. 10W50 is easily the better oil since it has a more wider operating range right?. Is it so?. Or am I wrong?.
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Shell Oil Classification :-
1. Shell Advance Ultra line -> Fully Synthetic
2. Shell Advance AX7 line -> Semi Synthetic
3. Shell Advance AX5 line -> Mineral
Motul Oil Classification :-
1. Motul 7100 4T line -> Fully Synthetic
2. Motul 5100 4T line -> Semi Synthetic
Say in case you are say running on 20Wx or 20Wx would have affect on acceleration when actually 10Wx was recommended, as 20Wx would be thicker than say 10Wx or 15Wx. So to summarize 10W50 or even a 15W50 would not affect the acceleration where as 20W50 might, may be slight to moderate difference. Currently my friend's sf is running on 5100 15W50 and runs like charm. With Bassy exhaust note!
Somebody here in xbhp, infact is running on 20w50 and reported the performance was good too.
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Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155
Hi,
I am new to xbhp.com and am planning to buy my 1st bike
Mind is oscillating between Gixxer and Hornet
My priorities are
1.Performance(Mostly city Riding (ie) 30kmph-60kmph)
2.Mileage
3.Durability (Including Less maintenance)
4.Looks (In my personal view Hornet looks better)
5.Handling (Since its city ride most of the time need to face lots of traffic)
Is there any issue in ground clearence
How comfortable is pillion seat
Any rusting problem
Mainly suggest which is better for city ride.
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Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155
Performance is real good.Originally posted by dineshjdh View PostHi,
I am new to xbhp.com and am planning to buy my 1st bike
Mind is oscillating between Gixxer and Hornet
My priorities are
1.Performance(Mostly city Riding (ie) 30kmph-60kmph)
2.Mileage
3.Durability (Including Less maintenance)
4.Looks (In my personal view Hornet looks better)
5.Handling (Since its city ride most of the time need to face lots of traffic)
Is there any issue in ground clearence
How comfortable is pillion seat
Any rusting problem
Mainly suggest which is better for city ride.
Mileage in city varies from 45-50.(depends on traffic and how you maintain)
Maintenance is quite low and actually that's not going to be a concern.
In my experience both bikes have pretty good handling and Gixxer is more sporty.
In ground clearance hornet wins and even in braking too.
I would say hornet has bit more power but in handling Gixxer is better.
I hope that answers your questions.
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Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155
Hope I will clear your doubts
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1.Performance(Mostly city Riding (ie) 30kmph-60kmph)
=> Both bikes are good in performance.
2.Mileage
=> Ride within limited RPM's will return better mileage. Ex. If hornet give 50kmpl then gixxer will return around 45kmpl
3.Durability (Including Less maintenance)
=> I have 1 year old Gixxer and done 10000+ kms. Still no signs of vibration or rattle. Engine still smooth and punchy. Don't know much about long term use of Hornet.
4.Looks (In my personal view Hornet looks better)
=> This is personal choice.
5.Handling (Since its city ride most of the time need to face lots of traffic)
=> Gixxer handles just a bit better then Hornet because of its sleek design.
Is there any issue in ground clearance
=> Yes it has, With pillion rider Gixxer touches speed breakers.
How comfortable is pillion seat
=> Hornet is better in pillion seat comfort.
Any rusting problem
=> No rusting issue in Gixxer. Might have in initial batches. And they replace covered (warranty) parts without hassle.
Mainly suggest which is better for city ride.
=> My suggestion. Both bike are good. Just drive them back to back. And take which ever you feel comfortable with. All the best. Drive safe.
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Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155
Thanks for your valuable suggestions, Since both the bikes are equally good not able to make the final call. Hope i will make a wise call soonOriginally posted by probike View PostHope I will clear your doubts
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1.Performance(Mostly city Riding (ie) 30kmph-60kmph)
=> Both bikes are good in performance.
2.Mileage
=> Ride within limited RPM's will return better mileage. Ex. If hornet give 50kmpl then gixxer will return around 45kmpl
3.Durability (Including Less maintenance)
=> I have 1 year old Gixxer and done 10000+ kms. Still no signs of vibration or rattle. Engine still smooth and punchy. Don't know much about long term use of Hornet.
4.Looks (In my personal view Hornet looks better)
=> This is personal choice.
5.Handling (Since its city ride most of the time need to face lots of traffic)
=> Gixxer handles just a bit better then Hornet because of its sleek design.
Is there any issue in ground clearance
=> Yes it has, With pillion rider Gixxer touches speed breakers.
How comfortable is pillion seat
=> Hornet is better in pillion seat comfort.
Any rusting problem
=> No rusting issue in Gixxer. Might have in initial batches. And they replace covered (warranty) parts without hassle.
Mainly suggest which is better for city ride.
=> My suggestion. Both bike are good. Just drive them back to back. And take which ever you feel comfortable with. All the best. Drive safe.
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Re: Suzuki Gixxer 155
Thanks a lot for your valuable suggestionsOriginally posted by Akk789 View PostPerformance is real good.
Mileage in city varies from 45-50.(depends on traffic and how you maintain)
Maintenance is quite low and actually that's not going to be a concern.
In my experience both bikes have pretty good handling and Gixxer is more sporty.
In ground clearance hornet wins and even in braking too.
I would say hornet has bit more power but in handling Gixxer is better.
I hope that answers your questions.
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