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replies in boldOriginally posted by Vikshe View PostShell oil is good oil , you will feel the difference - at least Psychologically.
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Mileage relies on several factors and the role of engine oil is some where close to 1 or 2 % at the max
my engine oil is 2700 kms old previously i got 42 and last week 46 and latest one is 45, am happy with it because i know thats the best mileage for any 150cc bike with the way i maintained it
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my last service was done almost 6 or 7 months / 2700 kms ago.Sarcasm is my automatic response to stupidity
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Originally posted by MSN1 View Postreplies in bold
you will feel the difference - at least Psychologically.
Mileage relies on several factors and the role of engine oil is some where close to 1 or 2 % at the max
my engine oil is 2700 kms old previously i got 42 and last week 46 and latest one is 45, am happy with it because i know thats the best mileage for any 150cc bike with the way i maintained it
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my last service was done almost 6 or 7 months / 2700 kms ago.
Not psycohologically , its really good oil , isn,'t Motul or gulf / elf good enough compared to stock oil. in that sense stock oil is also good.
I am getting mileage of 54 plus after 4 services 10K plus odo ( changing oils at regular intervals 1.5 K kms approx) , i ride it as traffic permits , 45-48
is low for GS ,not for any 150cc.
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Thanks Madhu and Vikshe for the info.
@Vikshe
If not too much to ask can you just describe your riding style
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I am really not able to cross 50kmpl mark but with max speed of 80 i have achieved 45-48 before. But once or twice I open up the throttle as close to the ton mark(but rarely).
Constant cruising of 70-80 is what I do daily.
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Finding out a suitable reflector or converting to full DC and installing 55/60 watts bulb is the only remedy for the poor headlight beam. In the latter case, we are getting a brighter light but that too is not sufficiently focused due to the design of the stock reflector.Originally posted by fadeawayraj View PostI tried enticer's full dome set and it was a headlight for joke. Output was pathetic.
13.5 volt to headlight is delivered at 5K RPM, i.e. at about 70 kmh speed. At lower speed the voltage is lower and converting to full DC is the most effective alternative to get constant power.
Eco, Power and No mod or god mod as some others call it is not having any effect on the engine performance as the Suzuki Drive Mode Selector (S-DMS) has in Hayabusa. Ours is a simple indicator reminding to either lower the engine speed or shift to upper gear for fuel efficiency and is helpful to a new biker.Originally posted by Vikshe View PostPls ensure in what mod you drive , eco mod should give figures above 50 easily , also check exact volume of fuel before starting.
If you are using mineral oil , please change it at earliest , i usually prefare 1500- 2000 kms for oil change ( being 150 cc and our GS has more moving parts), though 2.5 K is what manual suggest.
Other conditions affecting the mileage being same, riding in any mode gives the same result. But it has a psychological effect of being well on some riders as the case of certain brands of engine oils. Their bikes are never running smoothly unless the preferred oil is filled but almost all are unable to identify the oil filled in the engine.
The suggested oil change interval is 4000 kms; not 2500 but almost all of us active here are changing it in every 2000-2500 kms.
Originally posted by Vikshe View Posttank fill to tank fill is best way we can measure the real operated FE.
Other problem is the air gaps in the tank while we fill petrol. It escapes when we tilt the bike and the fuel level goes down. That means the quantity of fuel to fill the tank differs each time.
Originally posted by ashoka_bnglr View PostI am really not able to cross 50kmpl mark but with max speed of 80 i have achieved 45-48 before. But once or twice I open up the throttle as close to the ton mark(but rarely). Constant cruising of 70-80 is what I do daily.
Speed affects the mileage.
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Place a plastic carrier bag over the tank mouth and close the lid before you wash the bike and remove it carefully when the washing is over. You can see water collected in the plastic cover.Originally posted by Nihal View PostToday I was washing my baby suddenly I seen that water get into my fuel tank from upper side
Remove the water around the tank mouth with a piece of dry cloth.
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Thanks, bro..i'll take care of it...Originally posted by punarvasu View PostPlace a plastic carrier bag over the tank mouth and close the lid before you wash the bike and remove it carefully when the washing is over. You can see water collected in the plastic cover.
Remove the water around the tank mouth with a piece of dry cloth.
guys are these leds suitable for our gs...

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Last edited by Nihal; 06-24-2012, 03:22 PM.
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Yeah suitable one... There are plenty of them available starting from one LED,two,five,nine,24 etc for better illumination....Originally posted by Nihal View Post
guys are these leds suitable for our gs...
If you're looking for white color , dont get the local ones, get some branded ones like Bosch., Local ones will have bluish tone in their white color..
They'll cost more, but you'll get the perfect white color..
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Thanks, bro....I'll switch to white in some days...btw is there any way to connect only the headlight portion to the rear light's line is at dc..can it be done bro.Originally posted by gmagesh14 View PostYeah suitable one... There are plenty of them available starting from one LED,two,five,nine,24 etc for better illumination....
If you're looking for white color , dont get the local ones, get some branded ones like Bosch., Local ones will have bluish tone in their white color..
They'll cost more, but you'll get the perfect white color..
Last edited by Nihal; 06-24-2012, 04:47 PM.
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Yeah possible,.Originally posted by Nihal View PostThanks, bro....I'll switch to white in some days...btw is there any way to connect only the headlight portion to the rear light's line is at dc..can it be done bro.
Pls go through the "connecting the electricals" section in Full DC procedure posted in PAGE No. 1 of this thread..
Connect the headlight wire like as mentioned there in Step 10... Since you're in Stock setup,, Cut the Yellow-White wire from that connector and connect it to ORANGE wire (can be found at near the Key switch or Horn +ve)Last edited by gmagesh14; 06-24-2012, 05:13 PM.
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What do you say now punarvasu.....?
Should I sue Suzuki for providing this info in brochure and not telling this to the svc guys?
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LED's will die sooner if the pilot lamp is in default setup,Originally posted by Nihal View Post
set the pilot lamp wiring to DC supply (connect it in a way such as even if engine is not running it should glow) that way it will last longer
Best of luckSarcasm is my automatic response to stupidity
Currently Using Gusto |Enfield Bullet 500 | Ecosport Titanium+ Diesel
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The brochure clearly says GS150R is equipped with an eco-mode engine rpm indicator which glows to give an indication to the rider about the OPTIMUM UPSHIFT TIMINGS. (Because of this wording some of us are revving up to 8500 RPM in each gear to upshift and are complaining about the low FE of their bikes). It also says that this latest unit (engine RPM indicator) has a selectable two mode function (Eco and Power modes) to provide a wide range of riding needs and conditions.Originally posted by Maestro View PostShould I sue Suzuki for providing this info in brochure and not telling this to the svc guys?
Where is Suzuki claiming that the mode indicator in our bike functions like the Suzuki Drive Mode Selector (S-DMS) in Hayabusa and some other higher cc bikes.
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Usually smooth start in the morning , 50-60 kph traffic , sometimes 60-80 kph on open stretches but smoothly no hard acceleration , upshifting at 4000 rpm , riving in 5-6th cog as much as possibleOriginally posted by ashoka_bnglr View PostThanks Madhu and Vikshe for the info.
@Vikshe
If not too much to ask can you just describe your riding style
. Also what is your max speed in your daily commute.
I am really not able to cross 50kmpl mark but with max speed of 80 i have achieved 45-48 before. But once or twice I open up the throttle as close to the ton mark(but rarely).
Constant cruising of 70-80 is what I do daily.
Tf still doubtfull about rididng style , Request to chech FE with ASC , do not let them fiddle with carb setting too much , 45-48 is not that bad if you are ramming throtle ,comparatively with other manufacturers.
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Thanks sir, though modes in GS are mere indicators but they do effect the riding style , so FE is different.Originally posted by punarvasu View Post
Eco, Power and No mod or god mod as some others call it is not having any effect on the engine performance as the Suzuki Drive Mode Selector (S-DMS) has in Hayabusa. Ours is a simple indicator reminding to either lower the engine speed or shift to upper gear for fuel efficiency and is helpful to a new biker.
Other conditions affecting the mileage being same, riding in any mode gives the same result. But it has a psychological effect of being well on some riders as the case of certain brands of engine oils. Their bikes are never running smoothly unless the preferred oil is filled but almost all are unable to identify the oil filled in the engine.
The suggested oil change interval is 4000 kms; not 2500 but almost all of us active here are changing it in every 2000-2500 kms.
Other problem is the air gaps in the tank while we fill petrol. It escapes when we tilt the bike and the fuel level goes down. That means the quantity of fuel to fill the tank differs each time.
Speed affects the mileage.
But regarding oils case is different , due to recycling , adulteration , geography we hear different reccomendation on diffeent bikes . even synth/SS/ mineral should have psychological effect on rider.
Even draining interval is debatable , manual reccomends oil change interval depending on rididng/ climatic condditions.
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