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Originally posted by mysti
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local dealers do some zole zaal in insurance IDV and octroi.. thats why price reduction... but it will not effect on warranty... -
Originally posted by mysti View Post
The on road price of the bike here is Rs. 68750/-. There may be differences in every state. But I cannot understand how a sub-dealer who gets bikes from the authorized dealer can be able to sell it in a lower price.
More than that the most of the modern tools used in the authorized service centre are not available with the sub-dealer and he has no direct connection or liability to Suzuki. One of our active member has faced this problem.
Once again note this: No sub-dealer can sell a bike for lesser price than the main dealer.
Originally posted by mysti View Post
True.
SVC do accepts such bikes ryt?[/QUOTE]
Then why cannot buy from the authorized dealer?Comment
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Thanks jayant and Vishnu.....Originally posted by Jayantnarangkar View Post@maestro bhai...
heres my bill after accident...
check for prices of headlight assy and all...
N jayant how did this happen?was it before we went for rajmachi or is it the rajmachi effect?Comment
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@vishnu:
Local delear just sells the bike. The service is provided by Suzuki Service Center itself.
Jayant is ryt, local delear save on octroi and thus provide at lower price..
As far as i know abt mumbai, they bring bikes via goa as there is very less octroi over there.
Also cousins have purchased honda shine and karisma ZMR from this delear and they service their bike at their repective company's service center.___________________________________________
MYST-i
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@jayant:
How does it happened?
And servicing charge 12k?
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MYST-i
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Booked GS150R
Finally.....!!!
Booked Black GS150R... could have get delivery today itself if i reached showroom 2-3 hours ago. Bank closed so couldn't approve my loan.
Anyway...
Gonna get My 1st Bike tomorrow.
Thank you all guys and xbhp.comHigh Hopes......Comment
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Originally posted by dhruv5588 View PostFinally.....!!!
Booked Black GS150R... could have get delivery today itself if i reached showroom 2-3 hours ago. Bank closed so couldn't approve my loan.
Anyway...
Gonna get My 1st Bike tomorrow.
Thank you all guys and xbhp.com
Congrats Dhruv... happy riding...Last edited by mysti; 09-19-2011, 08:21 PM.___________________________________________
MYST-i
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Congrats enjoy with your new bikeOriginally posted by dhruv5588 View PostFinally.....!!!
Booked Black GS150R... could have get delivery today itself if i reached showroom 2-3 hours ago. Bank closed so couldn't approve my loan.
Anyway...
Gonna get My 1st Bike tomorrow.
Thank you all guys and xbhp.com
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Maintainance service activities.
@all....please list out the basic maintenance works that we cab do with out much svc gk like changing oil,oil filter....apart from it can we do the chain cleaning and lubing after removing it from sprocket and re fit it with correct accuracy....any other activities please do list them....Comment
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Originally posted by nagthemissile View PostOriginally posted by dhruv5588 View Post
All the usual maintenance works if you know how to do it; if not, nothing.
If you decide to remove the lower half of the chain cover to clean/lube the chain, be sure to rotate the wheel in the reverse direction to avoid accident like THIS. Putting the bike on side stand and moving the bike itself after cleaning/lubing a portion of the chain is better.
Still I am not sure about the benefits of cleaning the chain but it is my personal opinion based on my personal experience. A lot of us are doing it themselves or getting done at the service centre.Comment
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@vishnu
If iam not wrong,you do most of maintenance work by yourself. right?than how you do this chain cleaning?
Today i met a mech and asked him to help in learning how to remove chain and refit it accurately for cleaning and lubing, and this guy is telling that it will take at least 1 year(may be he is afraid that i will stop visiting his workshop or may be it takes workmenship to do this activity.)
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Originally posted by nagthemissile View PostGuys there is no need to clean chain of our bike frequently unless you are riding it in too dusty or muddy area. As it has full cover; timely lubrication and tightening keeps it in good shape. Apart from that there are many activities which we can do ourselves. let's list them out, we can compile a DIY manual which will be helpful to all of us.Originally posted by dhruv5588 View Post
Can we have a format for it?? like a trouble shooting manual.
@vishnu: that link you have posted is disturbing...people will stop chain cleaning!!Last edited by mazaid53; 09-19-2011, 11:10 PM.anything that can go wrong will surely go wrong at the wrong time and the wrong placeComment
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