In my knowledge there are experienced local mechanics at each city, once they remove and found the part as faulty they know the local lathe workshop that can able to make the exactly fitting part or else in market place like pudupet u can find the part which was taken from some other GS

odo is 45k ..SVC is SMK only..they say it may take 10 days to arrive from andaman.. also tried every SVC in Chennai.no one stocks GS spares it seems. very disappointing. the whole clutch plate assembly is wanted.

In your case, it is slightly excuse-able as they are waiting for major parts of the engine to arrive.



How much on ODO? I can't digest that SVC doesn't have something as common as clutch plates. Which SVC? Did you try SMK at Porur?

As Octane_fx told, shooting a mail via Suzuki's website will expedite things - but before that try SMK, the best Suzuki SVC with respect to stocking/selling parts.

Very hard to guess GS spares are never available outside here in Hyderabad, my bike is with service centre for past 10 days with no spares issue they placed order so spares take 10 days to arrive ,ur service centre agiuld be able to procure them for u , also u can raise a complain online they respond immediately, I did that and they called me and sorted the issue .

hi, bike's clutch plate assembly has top be replaced. but spares not available in chennai..kindly tell me is there any possibility to get apart from the service centers. thanks kiran

Sold out at almost One third of the purchased price which is really bad

Hi ! Common spares (air filter, clutch cable, oil filter) and those frequently replaced (spark plugs, brake pads/shoes) are available over the counter at SVCs only. Something like brake pedal or the LHS footpeg assembly may not be available and usually the stores will ask you if they can order it for you. Some SVCs will not sell even oil filters or bluntly say "they don't sell spares" though their name board will say "Authorized sales, spares and service".

It is a bit hard to find the spares in local two-wheeler spare shops - they say "this aint a moving model" and thats true. Add to the insult, GS is now discontinued though exports continue, I think.

GS is a gem of a bike and enjoys (ed) the hype here in the Ownership Thread. It has its own share of problems like early leaking rear shock absorbers, being too heavy (just look at the thickness of metal they have put in the fork "T" and engine!), early giving away of front wheel bearings, hard&notchy gearbox compared to the Hondas, corrosion, etc (as reported by various xbhpians).

Used vehicles, if not maintained well by the person selling; might burn your pocket initially to restore it. But due to the low resale value, a used GS that has very less kms on the odometer is a steal.

IMHO, get a currently popular (selling in good numbers and good reputation in xBhp) model for your dad. Gixxer has surpassed GS in many many ways and it would be my pick from Suzuki. Gixxer has everything (except the 6th gear) that GS has plus it is more practical and easier to live with than GS. Suzuki has recently started exporting made-in-India Gixxer to Japan!

Hello All, As informed couple of years ago i sold out my GS150R because I felt instead of keeping it idle let's sell it so that some enthusiastic rider will use it and I got a die hard gs150r fan so sold it out to him Still the gs is running well with its second owner and I started riding the gusto scooter which my wife hesitate to try riding but last couple of months all things she started driving it and applied for dl

I just want to tell you all that i booked my childhood dream bike oops sorry I cannot call it as bike yes finally booked my bullet 500 marsh grey color

Finally after clocking 70,000 kms my 2009 gs150r engine gave up,it started giving horrible average and loads or black smoke ,tired all means to see if she will be normal but alas she gave up,took the bike to BQ Suzuki service centre here in Hyderabad and they said I need a new engine ,overall cost of new crank ,bore,piston ,cams,bearing and other bells is 17,000.I was surprised to hear this number ,I went on a bargain spree but zilch none , I was told no discounts what so ever , I had spent rs 8500 two months back everything other than the engine was replaced and now this , all in all I have spent over 27,000 in just repairs , the bike is very well built buy not as fast as I would like it to be ,I just got one year warranty from Suzuki ,is this the same case with other owners ? Are y'all been given and warranty or is this some stunt that Suzuki is pulling ?