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  • #18676
    Re: Suzuki GS150R

    Originally posted by SparKot View Post
    Thanks for pointing it out to the forum Venkan, although I'm not sure I'll be able to make use of this splendid opportunity.


    And that's how it's said "Apna Suzuki Apna Way of Life!!!"

    1st year free service! does that mean rest all are paid service?
    Thats just a gimmick I beleive, now we get 7 free and 8 paid services in 2 yrs, all staggered.

    Maybe they are changing it to all free service in first year and all paid service in second year.

    I am guessing.

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    Regards,
    Venky

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    • #18677
      Re: Suzuki GS150R

      Originally posted by dip097 View Post
      My bike has the same problem too. The problem is with the front suspension. I tried releasing air from the forks. It is effective. All you have to do is unscrew the bolt at the top of the fork with a 14mm Allen key. You have to unscrew until a black "o"ring become visible. You will hear a sound similar to the opening of a soda bottle. Once you hear that sound you can tight it back to its previous position (If the oring and threads of the bolt are very dry, applying a small amount of fork oil will prevent it from damage during re tightening.)If you hear that sound i am 80% sure your suspension is going to be softer.
      If it didn't work out another thing you could do is refilling the fork with the most accurate amount of fork oil. If the fork oil is not accurately filled, the forks dips down or becomes harder depending on how much less or more oil you filled.
      Thanks. Will try and update results in this forum.

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      Regards,
      Venky

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      • #18678
        Suzuki GS150R 2010 Model Battery

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        Hi xBHP Fellow Friends,

        Need help from SUZUKI GS 150 current or past owners.

        My Bike is alright and going on well for the past 4 yrs and I'm damn happy customer of GS 150R. fit and finish quality is top notch, Bike is still pretty strong with no loose parts or niggling sounds at all , all well going on except Battery.

        My GS 150R EXIDE battery is totally gone to dust after 4 yrs of service and now it's for proper replacement.

        If any one had experience with GS150R battery replacement and or can suggest better battery preferably BOSCH kind top one would be better, but I believe BOSCH is not producing Bike batteries yet.
        Thanks for your time and I look forward for expert opinions.

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        • #18679
          Re: Suzuki GS150R

          Hi All,
          This is my first post at XBHP. My name is Arnav. I came across this thread during my search for buying new 150CC bike. And Suzuki GS150R was on the top on my selected list .
          I have just booked GS150R and insisted on 2014 manufacturing bike. Therefor waiting for 10-15 days. My question to you is , i booked bike on Friday after reduction of excise duty. On road price on suzuki official website was 75800 on Friday. The dealer did not agreed to give bike in same price of 75800, he added 500 more as agent charges against RTO registration & was not ready to provide any discount. Can any one let me know the actual on road price ?
          Last edited by Suzuki_777; 02-25-2014, 11:43 PM.

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          • #18680
            Re: Suzuki GS150R

            Originally posted by Suzuki_777 View Post
            Hi All,
            This is my first post at XBHP. My name is Arnav. I cam across this thread during my search for buying new 150CC bike. And Suzuki GS150R was on the top on my selected list .
            I have just booked GS150R and insisted on 2014 manufacturing bike. Therefor waiting for 10-15 days. My question to you is , i booked bike on Friday after reduction of excise duty. On road price on suzuki official website was 75800 on Friday. The dealer did not agreed to give bike in same price of 75800, he added 500 more as agent charges against RTO registration & was not ready to provide any discount. Can any one let me know the actual on road price ?
            I also booked a GS150r on same day in faridabad at price 1200Rs. less than before, i.e. at Rs. 74674. No waiting time, got the bike same day within 2 Hrs. By the way congratulations on your new bike ...
            Last edited by smartashish; 02-24-2014, 09:04 PM.

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            • #18681
              Re: Suzuki GS150R

              Originally posted by Suzuki_777 View Post
              ...
              On road price on suzuki official website was 75800/- on Friday. The dealer did not agreed to give bike in same price of 75800, he added 500 more as agent charges against RTO registration & was not ready to provide any discount. Can any one let me know the actual on road price ?
              I'm not sure about the actual prices as of now. Price list seems to be reverted on the site, not to mention competitors are reducing prices on most of their models.



              As for the AgentCharges, you can register it yourself on the scheduled date. There are other service charges like affidavit for address proof if required etc. You might want to wait a while or contact

              Regd. Office
              Sales & Marketing Office
              2nd Floor, Plot No. 1,
              Nelson Mandela Road, Vasant Kunj,
              New Delhi -110 070
              Fax No. - 011-4607 5418

              Originally posted by smartashish View Post
              I also booked a GS150r on same day in faridabad at price 1200Rs. less than before, i.e. at Rs. 74674. No waiting time, got the bike same day within 2 Hrs. By the way congratulations on your new bike ...
              Please do share the Manufactured Date that comes on Registration Card/Book.

              Originally posted by venkan12 View Post
              Thanks. Will try and update results in this forum.
              Did you note the price of that energizer? It's way too expensive for the benefits it claims to offer.

              Originally posted by dip097 View Post
              My bike has the same problem too. The problem is with the front suspension. I tried releasing air from the forks. It is effective. All you have to do is unscrew the bolt at the top of the fork with a 14mm Allen key. You have to unscrew until a black "o"ring become visible. You will hear a sound similar to the opening of a soda bottle. Once you hear that sound you can tight it back to its previous position (If the oring and threads of the bolt are very dry, applying a small amount of fork oil will prevent it from damage during re tightening.)If you hear that sound i am 80% sure your suspension is going to be softer.
              If it didn't work out another thing you could do is refilling the fork with the most accurate amount of fork oil. If the fork oil is not accurately filled, the forks dips down or becomes harder depending on how much less or more oil you filled.
              What's the headsize of the below tool & where did you get it?

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              • #18682
                Re: Suzuki GS150R

                First of all, if you are planning to dismantle the shock absorber be very careful. Otherwise, you will damage it.
                The size of the head of the tool is 14mm. You either use a Hex. Bit socket along with few 10 inch rods and a T-handle or you should make it with a 24 inch steel rod and 14mm nuts (as shown in the picture).

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                • #18683
                  Re: Suzuki GS150R

                  I contacted on suzuki website , i think prices are reverted back to old one. But in economic times i read news saying Suzuki motorcycles has passed on all 4% benefit to cusomers. Don't understand why they reverted back prices online. Hope it limited to online only & no price increase again...

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                  Originally posted by smartashish View Post
                  I also booked a GS150r on same day in faridabad at price 1200Rs. less than before, i.e. at Rs. 74674. No waiting time, got the bike same day within 2 Hrs. By the way congratulations on your new bike ...
                  Same to you bro.. And did you got 2014 manufactured bike ? You can check from VIN no. also ( 10th digit of VIN will be "E" if it is 2014 bike or else it will be "D" if it is 2013.) Also let us know your review of new GSR...

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                  • #18684
                    Re: Suzuki GS150R

                    Originally posted by Suzuki_777 View Post
                    I contacted on suzuki website , i think prices are reverted back to old one. But in economic times i read news saying Suzuki motorcycles has passed on all 4% benefit to cusomers. Don't understand why they reverted back prices online. Hope it limited to online only & no price increase again...

                    ----consecutive posts auto-merged-----



                    Same to you bro.. And did you got 2014 manufactured bike ? You can check from VIN no. also ( 10th digit of VIN will be "E" if it is 2014 bike or else it will be "D" if it is 2013.) Also let us know your review of new GSR...
                    As I am out of town for a week...I will check the manufacturing year and tell you after returning.... By the way bike is superb, I love it

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                    • #18685
                      Re: Suzuki GS150R

                      Hi all,

                      Did someone has checked effect of 06th Gear on engine speed i.e. RPM. I mean is there significant difference in RPM of engine of GS & other 150cc bike going on same speed ? Just for example RPM of GS at 60KMH is 4100 with 6th gear & at the same same speed what is RPM of trigger, uni or pulsar in 5th gear ?

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                      • #18686
                        Re: Suzuki GS150R

                        Hero Hunk does 60km/h at just below 5k RPM. Same should be the case of Hero Xtreme.

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                        • #18687
                          Re: Suzuki GS150R

                          Pulsar the 150 does 60 just above 5k rpm
                          If things are not going right. Go left

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                          • #18688
                            Re: Suzuki GS150R

                            Originally posted by Suzuki_777 View Post
                            Hi all,

                            Did someone has checked effect of 06th Gear on engine speed i.e. RPM. I mean is there significant difference in RPM of engine of GS & other 150cc bike going on same speed ? Just for example RPM of GS at 60KMH is 4100 with 6th gear & at the same same speed what is RPM of trigger, uni or pulsar in 5th gear ?
                            What's the point you're trying to make?

                            PS: There was an article on xBHP about gear-ratios & speed, could someone point it out? There was a separate section for it as I remember.

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                            Last edited by SparKot; 02-26-2014, 04:39 PM.
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                            • #18689
                              Re: Suzuki GS150R

                              Originally posted by Suzuki_777 View Post
                              what is RPM of trigger, uni or pulsar in 5th gear ?
                              I recommend adding respective bike information to Gearing Commander: Motorcycle Speed, RPM, Chain & Sprockets Calculator
                              Respective owners of the bikes can check required information from owners manual and bike specification
                              It needs

                              1. Primary Drive ratio
                              2. Rear Tyre spec
                              3. M.P Rpm
                              4. Final Drive Ratio (reduction)
                              5. Gear Ratio

                              All these can be found in owners Manual, So one can check speed @ rpm and other gear tweaking
                              Last edited by Dccet; 02-26-2014, 07:40 PM.

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                              • #18690
                                Re: Suzuki GS150R

                                What's the point you're trying to make?
                                As i read in threads that we can drive GS in 6th gear even at speed of 35 kmph. So wanted to check if there is significant diff. in gear ratio of 5th & 6th gear.
                                ( I read that gear ration of 2013 / 14 model has been changed but no official information found on gear ratio of new model )

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