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  • Re: KTM RC 390 Ownership Experience

    Guy's whenever I start the bike I notice that there is a bit of vibration coming from the front end...and after like 1hr of ride it becomes worse...
    Its coming from the front part of the bike..
    Please suggest solution for this guy's!

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    • Re: KTM RC 390 Ownership Experience

      Originally posted by Rahul.V. View Post
      Guy's whenever I start the bike I notice that there is a bit of vibration coming from the front end...and after like 1hr of ride it becomes worse...
      Its coming from the front part of the bike..
      Please suggest solution for this guy's!
      You need to zeroed down to the point from where it is coming.
      Normally its front number plate, loose side fairing, battery cover etc.
      Even tight or dry chain causes more than normal vibrations.

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      • Re: KTM RC 390 Ownership Experience

        After so many days did very sane driving just like matured. [emoji6] [emoji6]

        Bike retured avg 25 kmpl ( 185kms/7.2 ltr), it was heavy rain on nh4. bike is performing very well.
        Easily taking bike to 4th marks on tire on turns.

        Even after 2 years, driving the RC is very delightful and bike surprises every time with performance.

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        • Re: KTM RC 390 Ownership Experience

          Originally posted by bikersdream View Post
          You need to zeroed down to the point from where it is coming.
          Normally its front number plate, loose side fairing, battery cover etc.
          Even tight or dry chain causes more than normal vibrations.
          Thanks for the reply!
          I kept the bike running idle for few min and noticed the vibrations were from that DRL's part.
          Any solutions people?!
          Has anyone faced this before?

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          • Re: KTM RC 390 Ownership Experience

            EBC Front Brake pads for RC390.

            Bought 1 set (FA606HH) and EBC was kind enough to send the organic pads and EPFA606 for some tests and feedback. Will post my reviews soon. Probably a video.

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            Have been using the FA606HH pads for over 3 months (2000+ Kms) and i should say it took care of the spongy feel of stock brake by at least 80% + good lever feel better stopping power and confidence inspiring.

            FA606 - Organic front brake pads by EBC - Similar to stock but hopefully better - Yet to test - Guess not available in India
            FA606HH - HH rating means good amount of friction generating capability when pads are cold or hot. Can be used for street as well as track days. Available in India and currently using it.
            EPFA606HH - Similar to FA606HH but has higher friction and heat cycle than FA606HH. Guess not available in India and yet to test it.

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            • Re: KTM RC 390 Ownership Experience

              Originally posted by Thomas Wilfred View Post
              EBC Front Brake pads for RC390.

              Bought 1 set (FA606HH) and EBC was kind enough to send the organic pads and EPFA606 for some tests and feedback. Will post my reviews soon. Probably a video.

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              Have been using the FA606HH pads for over 3 months (2000+ Kms) and i should say it took care of the spongy feel of stock brake by at least 80% + good lever feel better stopping power and confidence inspiring.

              FA606 - Organic front brake pads by EBC - Similar to stock but hopefully better - Yet to test - Guess not available in India
              FA606HH - HH rating means good amount of friction generating capability when pads are cold or hot. Can be used for street as well as track days. Available in India and currently using it.
              EPFA606HH - Similar to FA606HH but has higher friction and heat cycle than FA606HH. Guess not available in India and yet to test it.
              Where did you source these from?

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              • Re: KTM RC 390 Ownership Experience

                Originally posted by chip94 View Post
                Where did you source these from?
                The pads that I bought FA606HH where from an indian website Moto Usher a few mon the back.. The other 2 pads where sent to me now by EBC directly for test review.

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                • Re: KTM RC 390 Ownership Experience

                  Originally posted by bikersdream View Post
                  You need to zeroed down to the point from where it is coming.
                  Normally its front number plate, loose side fairing, battery cover etc.
                  Even tight or dry chain causes more than normal vibrations.
                  Yup i think its the number plate as well.. 😯😯

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                  • Re: KTM RC 390 Ownership Experience

                    Originally posted by Rahul.V. View Post
                    Thanks for the reply!
                    I kept the bike running idle for few min and noticed the vibrations were from that DRL's part.
                    Any solutions people?!
                    Has anyone faced this before?
                    Some screws might be loose. Check with svc if you didn't found it.

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                    • Re: KTM RC 390 Ownership Experience

                      Originally posted by Rahul.V. View Post
                      Thanks for the reply!
                      I kept the bike running idle for few min and noticed the vibrations were from that DRL's part.
                      Any solutions people?!
                      Has anyone faced this before?
                      U can insert rubber or profile between the drl and the drl holder 😝

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                      • Re: KTM RC 390 Ownership Experience

                        Few pics from the morning ride today. Got the air filter box changed under warranty yesterday. Coolant top up, brake fluid top up, chain tightening and cleaning, right side projector clip changed, all nuts and bolts tighten up, cleaning washing and polishing, fuel pump cleaning done, spark plug cleaning, clutch adjustment, brake pedal and gear pedal tightening, brake pads cleaning both front and rear done. Overall bill just 384/- rs.
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                        • Re: KTM RC 390 Ownership Experience

                          Originally posted by drarchit View Post
                          fuel pump cleaning done, .
                          I know about fuel filter can be changed, but what is this fuel pump cleaning? How its done?

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                          • Re: KTM RC 390 Ownership Experience

                            Originally posted by bikersdream View Post
                            I know about fuel filter can be changed, but what is this fuel pump cleaning? How its done?
                            They remove the fuel pump (cheap tricks) there is a small porous filter attached to the pump, they dip that filter in petrol, squeeze it, squish it, so the muck comes off the filter, they then install the filter. Gives good results.

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                            • Re: KTM RC 390 Ownership Experience

                              Originally posted by drarchit View Post
                              Few pics from the morning ride today. Got the air filter box changed under warranty yesterday. Coolant top up, brake fluid top up, chain tightening and cleaning, right side projector clip changed, all nuts and bolts tighten up, cleaning washing and polishing, fuel pump cleaning done, spark plug cleaning, clutch adjustment, brake pedal and gear pedal tightening, brake pads cleaning both front and rear done. Overall bill just 384/- rs.
                              Hey

                              What exactly do you mean by Clutch adjustment ?
                              I remember you posting your bike has done very less kilometres.
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                              • Re: KTM RC 390 Ownership Experience

                                Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post
                                They remove the fuel pump (cheap tricks) there is a small porous filter attached to the pump, they dip that filter in petrol, squeeze it, squish it, so the muck comes off the filter, they then install the filter. Gives good results.
                                LOL, do they really do such cleaning!? Never seen them touch the fuel pump(unless its broken). I was wondering if I should get the checked,but I wasn't comfortable to get the pump removed due to fears of a screw up
                                Originally posted by Sird View Post
                                What exactly do you mean by Clutch adjustment ?
                                I remember you posting your bike has done very less kilometres.
                                Free play adjustment, nothing else to adjust.

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