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  • Re: Suzuki Gixxer SF : Ownership thread

    Originally posted by joelgreen View Post
    By hard break-in method, are you referring to the Motoman technique?
    Yes, slightly modified to incorporate my own technique (its a secret for now).
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    2013 - 2016: Honda Activa
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    • Re: Suzuki Gixxer SF : Ownership thread

      [MENTION=72810]joelgreen[/MENTION]
      We want brief comparison between cbr150r and gixxer sf from you after break in period.
      Live To Ride✌

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      • Re: Suzuki Gixxer SF : Ownership thread

        Originally posted by bala13 View Post
        [MENTION=72810]joelgreen[/MENTION]
        We want brief comparison between cbr150r and gixxer sf from you after break in period.
        Definitely. Give me a few weeks.

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        • Re: Suzuki Gixxer SF : Ownership thread

          Originally posted by nisarg7798
          Does anyone feel the vibes near thighs, footpegs and handlebar? I feel that even on low speeds and there is screeching sound from disc brakes. Please tell me what to do?

          Do check out some small videos of my Gixxer sf special edition:-


          https://youtu.be/0Rzj-TSY9r0
          Have you done your first service? If not then maybe it is due to the "engine break-in", since the engine is new, it will create vibrations and noise. Once you reach a few more kilometers the vibs will reduce. I read this in the gixxer thread some days back.
          Bajaj Pulsar NS 200 (2016 - 2017)
          Bajaj Pulsar NS 200 BS 4 (2017 - Present)

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          • Re: Suzuki Gixxer SF : Ownership thread

            Originally posted by nnagap72 View Post
            Have you done your first service? If not then maybe it is due to the "engine break-in", since the engine is new, it will create vibrations and noise. Once you reach a few more kilometers the vibs will reduce. I read this in the gixxer thread some days back.
            Okay thank you so much. I hope it reduces after first service.

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            Do check out videos of my Suzuki Gixxer sf special edition :-

            A small walk around - https://youtu.be/2cm8lGDrCsA

            Sound and instrument cluster -


            How to set rpm -

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            • Re: Suzuki Gixxer SF : Ownership thread

              Originally posted by nisarg7798 View Post
              Okay thank you so much. I hope it reduces after first service.

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              Do check out videos of my Suzuki Gixxer sf special edition :-

              A small walk around - https://youtu.be/2cm8lGDrCsA

              Sound and instrument cluster -


              How to set rpm -
              https://youtu.be/U8iEEbK5Qf8
              Yeah, do let us know. Yesterday I saw one Special Edition SF, looks very beautiful, with the matte and glossy combination. The owner had replaced the red seat cover with some grey laminated one. Looked monotonous, but actually better than red seat in my opinion.
              Bajaj Pulsar NS 200 (2016 - 2017)
              Bajaj Pulsar NS 200 BS 4 (2017 - Present)

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              • Re: Suzuki Gixxer SF : Ownership thread

                Originally posted by prasad g View Post
                good idea any one from Hyderabad, Madhapur to check our bikes ?

                hai prasad i am also from Hyderabad working at Madhapur
                my bike crossed 750 kms and got first service today
                mine to have this sound at 4k and above rpms in all gears
                if you are free we can meet on coming Monday as i am busy in next 3 days
                thank you

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                • Re: Suzuki Gixxer SF : Ownership thread

                  Originally posted by Prasad Vogooru View Post
                  hai prasad i am also from Hyderabad working at Madhapur
                  my bike crossed 750 kms and got first service today
                  mine to have this sound at 4k and above rpms in all gears
                  if you are free we can meet on coming Monday as i am busy in next 3 days
                  thank you
                  wow its grt lets meet and check our bikes behavior. we can meet on moday morning before 10 am if it is fine for you or let me know the time.

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                  • Re: Suzuki Gixxer SF : Ownership thread

                    Originally posted by nnagap72 View Post
                    Yeah, do let us know. Yesterday I saw one Special Edition SF, looks very beautiful, with the matte and glossy combination. The owner had replaced the red seat cover with some grey laminated one. Looked monotonous, but actually better than red seat in my opinion.
                    Yes actually I've also changed my seat cover to black one. You can check out in my videos

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                    • Re: Suzuki Gixxer SF : Ownership thread

                      Originally posted by prasad g View Post
                      wow its grt lets meet and check our bikes behavior. we can meet on moday morning before 10 am if it is fine for you or let me know the time.
                      yeah sure prasad we will meet on monday morning before 10am at madhapur Image gardens lane

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                      • Re: Suzuki Gixxer SF : Ownership thread

                        SP edition owners, please post pictures of any tank-pads y'all have installed!

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                        • Re: Suzuki Gixxer SF : Ownership thread

                          Originally posted by prasad g View Post
                          u said u upshuft at early 4.5k rpm so how much mileage u getting and so far how many km you covered?
                          Originally posted by joelgreen View Post
                          I have only filled up the tank once, shall post an update here when I refuel.
                          I fuelled up yesterday. The distance covered since the previous tankful until this one was 487.4 kms and a total of 10.31 litres went in.
                          So, I got a mileage of approximately 47.27 kmpl.
                          The distance covered comprised of around 380-400 kms highway and the balance was city traffic, almost half of which was B2B traffic.
                          I rode at an speeds ranging from 50 kmph to 65 kmph on the highway with short bursts upto 71kmph (5k RPM).
                          I've changed my shift pattern to that as specified by XeonGhos7, upshifting between 4.5-5k RPM and downshifting at 3-3.5k RPM (he specified 3k RPM as far as I remember).

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                          • Re: Suzuki Gixxer SF : Ownership thread

                            Originally posted by joelgreen View Post
                            I fuelled up yesterday. The distance covered since the previous tankful until this one was 487.4 kms and a total of 10.31 litres went in.
                            So, I got a mileage of approximately 47.27 kmpl.
                            The distance covered comprised of around 380-400 kms highway and the balance was city traffic, almost half of which was B2B traffic.
                            I rode at an speeds ranging from 50 kmph to 65 kmph on the highway with short bursts upto 71kmph (5k RPM).
                            I've changed my shift pattern to that as specified by XeonGhos7, upshifting between 4.5-5k RPM and downshifting at 3-3.5k RPM (he specified 3k RPM as far as I remember).
                            befire first service i got 52kmpl after first service i complained about pickup drop so he inceased pick up and i got 43 kmpl with early shifts, now i should check how much i get after following proper gear shift at 4k rpm

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                            • Re: Suzuki Gixxer SF : Ownership thread

                              I'm a little confused as to when I'm to get my first service done, after 800 kms itself or by 950-1000 kms.
                              The manual says the revs are to be kept below 4.5k RPM for the first 800 kms and then below 6.5k RPM (or 6k, I'm a little unsure) for the next 800 kms.
                              Should I get the bike serviced before the next 800 kms of the run-in, or is it okay to wait until 1000 kms and give it a taste of short bursts upto 6.5k RPM for that 200 kms while maintaining a cruising speed of around 70kmph (5k RPM)?

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                              • Re: Suzuki Gixxer SF : Ownership thread

                                Originally posted by joelgreen View Post
                                I'm a little confused as to when I'm to get my first service done, after 800 kms itself or by 950-1000 kms.
                                The manual says the revs are to be kept below 4.5k RPM for the first 800 kms and then below 6.5k RPM (or 6k, I'm a little unsure) for the next 800 kms.
                                Should I get the bike serviced before the next 800 kms of the run-in, or is it okay to wait until 1000 kms and give it a taste of short bursts upto 6.5k RPM for that 200 kms while maintaining a cruising speed of around 70kmph (5k RPM)?
                                Get it serviced as per the manual. Since the engine is new, it may generate some waste due to friction of new parts and this will be stored in you engine oil. Therefore changing of engine oil is essential for the first service and that too has to be done early.
                                Bajaj Pulsar NS 200 (2016 - 2017)
                                Bajaj Pulsar NS 200 BS 4 (2017 - Present)

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