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Originally posted by vikhyath View Post
Nothing like that but trying to get rid of insane comments from some others. You too are welcome.
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This " Thud " noise normally comes when u Down shift the gears at high speeds. eg: down shifting to second gear at a speed of 30+.Originally posted by mysti View Post
Do check it properly.Comment
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I guess servo oil at the SVC is the real culprit. I had to change my first oil after 500 kms itself since gearshiftings became very hard.Originally posted by ashoka_bnglr View PostI am back with the famous "Cling" noise issue from the gear lever in my bike
Although many say that this is a non existing imaginary issue I am confidant of its presence.
Even the gear shifts have become harder..
The ODO reading is just approaching 1000km more from the last oil change.
Will go for a oil change soon this time as my next scheduled service is still month apart as I believe the oil is the culprit..
But strange that it has lost its character before 1000kms???Comment
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Yup I use heel shifter only as I am comfortable with that itself( used to do the same with my previous caliber 115Originally posted by vikhyath View Post )
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I have noticed that if I use the toe shifter then no sound comes....and if heel shifted is used then the sound comes.... A psychological reason for this is....since the heel shifter is a bit high you need to lift your leg to place it on heel shifter.....unless you have a 10+ numbered feet.....so this makes you to apply more force hence the sound....Comment
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On the contrary whenever I try Toe shifting, the noise is very much audible and the effort needed to shift the gear is slightly more compared to heel shifting.Originally posted by Maestro View PostComment
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Hello there
Just joined Xbhp yesterday.First of all a big thanks to all you people for helping me choose a new bike.Iam from hyderabad.Bought a black new gs150r last month after a lot of surfing esp on Xbhp...DOne around 380kms so far....currently using gs150r/palio stile multijet
Yamaha--53000kms
M800---57000kms
LML Vespa --15000kmsComment
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@newfan n @Maestro
Thanks guys for ur advise... I suspect one more culprit for this sound is Clutch.
If you Engage Clutch partially, then you would experience this sound, else when you completely press the clutch lever gear transition is smooth.
My clutch is little hard, thus I sometimes press it partially n may experience this sound...
Is your clutch hard too?___________________________________________
MYST-i
"Always be a Student"Comment
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@vishnu, you can use semi synthetic after 9k also no probs at all... my point here was if you want to move to semi synthetic oil then the mentioned time is good for your bike
@msn1, you are right ,the things i suggested are for those people who are in an idea of upgrading their engine oil
Krishna
Ghost RiderComment
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Got My Suzuki
Guys,
Yesterday i purchased my new suzuki GS150R - Black Color.
Bike is really good will post more after my riding.
Thanks for all your help...Comment
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