Suzuki Gixxer SF : Ownership thread

[rajdeep9]

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I installed an HID kit in my gsf.. its awesome.. best headlight solution one can have in gixxer..

https://youtu.be/NsscFFj9mb8

[Biswajeet Patra]

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I installed an HID kit in my gsf.. its awesome.. best headlight solution one can have in gixxer..

https://youtu.be/NsscFFj9mb8

Does it affects the battery and what was the cost of the light.

[Biswajeet Patra]

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In this video i have explained how to install hazard Indicators light mod on Gixxer SF By You own, no need to go to local mechanic for it

If you like this video then Do Subscribe to my channel for future videos like this...

Have done a similar setup on my bike by myself.

[rajdeep9]

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Does it affects the battery and what was the cost of the light.

As mentioned on the pack, the kit is 12V/35W. I have also switched on this headlight with engine off a couple of times by mistake. But there was no problem. However, it is recommended that you only switch on this light when your engine is running. So that even if the light draws more from battery, it will be recharged at the same time.

And the cost is 2500. Got it from a local shop.

[presidency]

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Putting a dual Apache RTR horn along with a relay on my gixxer. Anyone tried this?

[rajdeep9]

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Putting a dual Apache RTR horn along with a relay on my gixxer. Anyone tried this?

I did. Put CBR 250's 2 horns along with relay in my GSF.

[presidency]

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I did. Put CBR 250's 2 horns along with relay in my GSF.

My stock horn used to sound "quuuuuuuuaaaaak" like sound...... Felt like a joker on the road. Does your new horns sounds powerful without any drop in decibel?

[rajdeep9]

Re: Suzuki Gixxer SF : Ownership thread

My stock horn used to sound "quuuuuuuuaaaaak" like sound...... Felt like a joker on the road. Does your new horns sounds powerful without any drop in decibel?

Yeah.. its much powerful now. You can chck it by going to any honda bike showroom and ask them to blow the horn of cbr 250. The bike has a single horn but sounds like a dual (might be due to fairing). I have used 2 of these horns so the sound is much more now.

[Flash@211]

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Got this day before yesterday
and i'm loving it.

[IamAditya]

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Got this day before yesterday
and i'm loving it.

Post some more better pics mate.

Enjoy...
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Ride safe.

[Flash@211]

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Post some more better pics mate.

Enjoy...
[emoji106]
Ride safe.

There u go.

[Biswajeet Patra]

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Got this day before yesterday
and i'm loving it.

Congrats bro. Welcome to the gixxer family

[Harshit Dave]

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I'm facing an issue with my left RVM (Gixxer SF), it tends to get loose in 2/3 weeks and requires frequent trips to the SVC. Isn't there any permanent solution for this ?
Also, how frequently should i clean and lube my chain ?

[Biswajeet Patra]

Re: Suzuki Gixxer SF : Ownership thread

I'm facing an issue with my left RVM (Gixxer SF), it tends to get loose in 2/3 weeks and requires frequent trips to the SVC. Isn't there any permanent solution for this ?
Also, how frequently should i clean and lube my chain ?

My svc guy said that putting some washers there will make it tight. Haven't tried it yet.
And about chain cleaning and lubing, it depends on the place you live. If it rains a lot or you ride in where there's lot of water then you have to clean and lube it more often. But under normal circumstances every 500 km will do. Always check the chain and if it seems then clean it.

[Harshit Dave]

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My svc guy said that putting some washers there will make it tight. Haven't tried it yet.
And about chain cleaning and lubing, it depends on the place you live. If it rains a lot or you ride in where there's lot of water then you have to clean and lube it more often. But under normal circumstances every 500 km will do. Always check the chain and if it seems then clean it.

Thanks for the answer. Would ask my SVC for the washers, though i asked him earlier for a permanent solution he denied that there isn't any because that's how the build quality is and also that they can only be fixed by a machine.

And i live in Delhi, and currently there is a lot of dust. I guess the monsoon season would require more frequent cleaning and lubing.