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  • #13156
    Originally posted by gmagesh14 View Post
    Hi Friends., my wait is over..
    Finally, my GS150R came home ..
    And my life with GS starts from now....
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    welcome home
    Sarcasm is my automatic response to stupidity

    Currently Using Gusto |Enfield Bullet 500 | Ecosport Titanium+ Diesel

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    • #13157
      Originally posted by MSN1 View Post
      welcome home
      Thank you friend.,

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      • #13158
        Guys put your confirmations for sunday meet up

        Sunday ride to kasara(may extend a bit if every one wants some more)

        NOTICE:Wearing a helmet is compulsary and riding gears preferred(if not then you can borrow from someone or atleast wear a jacket and jeans along with shoes.....no chappals).....also make sure all the papers right from driving license to bike insurance to PUC are there with you......

        Timing:

        6:30AM Eternity mall thane....


        COnfirmed riders:
        Maestro
        Nads
        Jayant
        Pritam
        Mazaid53

        Tentative riders:
        Vikas




        @vulcan:We willl really miss you!!!!why dont you study a day before and join us....i am sure it will be fun!
        Last edited by Maestro; 10-19-2011, 11:38 PM.
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        My Saddlesore Log : The 1st Successful Saddlesore in World on a GS150R

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        • #13159
          Originally posted by gmagesh14 View Post
          Hi Friends., my wait is over..
          Finally, my GS150R came home ..
          And my life with GS starts from now....


          Congrats friend, treat the bike like your wife now.
          Waiting for more pictures and your experiences.
          In today's world, quotes don't matter. Quotas do!

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          • #13160
            Originally posted by vikhyath View Post
            Congrats friend, treat the bike like your wife now.
            i'm still single yaar

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            • #13161
              Younger brother meets Elder brother

              This is how when Younger brother meet Elder borther..
              Oh forgot to mention Younger brothers bike meet Elder brothers bike..
              Ya that orange one is my elder brother's bike...



              Sorry friends, no free space at my house so as to take some nice snaps..

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              • #13162
                Originally posted by vikhyath View Post
                Congrats friend, treat the bike like your wife now.
                Waiting for more pictures and your experiences.
                @ Magesh (gmagesh14),

                Dont play spoil sport with your wife aka bike , that ill ruin its life.
                Sarcasm is my automatic response to stupidity

                Currently Using Gusto |Enfield Bullet 500 | Ecosport Titanium+ Diesel

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                • #13163
                  [QUOTE=gmagesh14;721669]Hi Friends., my wait is over..
                  Finally, my GS150R came home ..
                  And my life with GS starts from now....

                  She looks much sexy bro,congrats and welcome to suzuki world
                  ride with pride and share more pics.

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                  • #13164
                    Originally posted by raviteja@suzuki View Post
                    She looks much sexy bro,congrats and welcome to suzuki world
                    ride with pride and share more pics.
                    Thank raviteja & will sure post some pics soon..

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                    • #13165
                      Congrats..
                      What is the waiting time for GS150R in Chennai?

                      Originally posted by gmagesh14 View Post
                      Hi Friends., my wait is over..
                      Finally, my GS150R came home ..
                      And my life with GS starts from now....

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                      • #13166
                        Congratulations to all the new GSpians ..
                        @Magesh the black looks actually cool with the new graphics!!

                        @All
                        I needed some information from the gurus like Vishnu/Mach on clutch less gear shifting, especially its effect in our bike.

                        I tried to upshift without clutch once or twice and it was so effortless and felt awesome but I am not practicing it regularly until I know how to do it properly.

                        I know some of you are doing that for some time now so just wanted to know your inputs on the same.
                        It would be helpful if you guys can help with the proper RPM levels where this kind of shifting needs to be done.

                        I tried to shift at around 3-3.5k rpm and it felt flawless!!!
                        Does this have any adverse effect on the engine's life?

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                        • #13167
                          After my 7th service on 30th sept, I went to my hometown by GS. While on the way to home(200KM) i rode the bike mostly 70-80KMPH and occassionally till 90 due to NH7(). It given me the 53 mileage.

                          While coming back from hometown I rode the bike in splendor mode (mostly between 50-55KMPH and occassionally 58KMPH), it is given 64KMPL including 50KM driving in Hyd traffic.

                          Total this trip odo shows 1190 KM's with 21.4 liters of petrol. And this trip constists all type of roads like 4lane National Highways, 2lane State Highways, single lane roads, gravel roads and bad roads with pillion rider 80% of the time.

                          In the mean time i crossed 10,000 KM's on my GS ODO in 12 days short of 1 year.

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                          • #13168
                            Originally posted by digitalsuresh View Post
                            Congrats..
                            What is the waiting time for GS150R in Chennai?
                            Thanks suresh., I booked the bike when they had stock.,So Immediate delivery after the payment.,
                            I remember that they (JAV Suzuki Adyar) have told our fellow XBHP'ian SreekiGS that 15days for black , blue and 30days for white colour..

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                            • #13169
                              Originally posted by ashoka_bnglr View Post
                              Congratulations to all the new GSpians ..
                              @Magesh the black looks actually cool with the new graphics!!

                              @All
                              I needed some information from the gurus like Vishnu/Mach on clutch less gear shifting, especially its effect in our bike.

                              I tried to upshift without clutch once or twice and it was so effortless and felt awesome but I am not practicing it regularly until I know how to do it properly.

                              I know some of you are doing that for some time now so just wanted to know your inputs on the same.
                              It would be helpful if you guys can help with the proper RPM levels where this kind of shifting needs to be done.

                              I tried to shift at around 3-3.5k rpm and it felt flawless!!!
                              Does this have any adverse effect on the engine's life?
                              Even i have experienced the same......its a technique used for by racing professionals.....and while gradually accelerating 3.5-4.5 k for upshifting and also while accelerating 3.5-4.5k for down shifting too.....i rode the bike clutchless for about 61 kms......with gradual shifts occuring many times(traffic and road conditions...)...though the bike performed well, I was S&^& scared of it.....(couldnt help doing this out of compulsion as i was mid way to mumbai and the clutch cable snapped!).....

                              However,This is bad for the transmission and should only be used as an emergency method to get home if the clutch cable snaps, and is definitely NOT recommended......
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                              My Saddlesore Log : The 1st Successful Saddlesore in World on a GS150R

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                              • #13170
                                Originally posted by ashoka_bnglr View Post
                                Congratulations to all the new GSpians ..
                                @Magesh the black looks actually cool with the new graphics!!

                                @All
                                I needed some information from the gurus like Vishnu/Mach on clutch less gear shifting, especially its effect in our bike.

                                I tried to upshift without clutch once or twice and it was so effortless and felt awesome but I am not practicing it regularly until I know how to do it properly.

                                I know some of you are doing that for some time now so just wanted to know your inputs on the same.
                                It would be helpful if you guys can help with the proper RPM levels where this kind of shifting needs to be done.

                                I tried to shift at around 3-3.5k rpm and it felt flawless!!!
                                Does this have any adverse effect on the engine's life?

                                It is another subject of endless debate as engine oil. Up shifting can easily be done at any rpm if the bike has sufficient momentum to move forward. Down shifting is a little more difficult unless you practice to do it.



                                In my opinion, it is safe to up shift from 1st gear onwards and down shift up to 2nd gear. Shifting down to neutral is trickier as there is a possibility of going down to 1st gear which needs more practice.

                                Correct rpm and proper blipping of accelerator is the decisive factors. If done properly, it is safer than shifting in the normal manner.

                                Experience is the greatest teacher. As I said many times earlier, both the bike I have are not facing any problems. And remember that most of us are not fully disengaging the clutch while we shift up or down.

                                Practice and do it only if you are sure that it is a correct procedure. Otherwise the thought that it is affecting the bike will begin to haunt you and you will begin to suspect any sound from the engine/gear box as the result of clutchless gear shifting.

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