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  • #13966
    @vishnukmd & everyone who knows what a lean burn engine is.

    Hey might be abit OT, but recently found out that the GS150R's also a lean burn engine.
    So can you please explain what it is, and is GS150R a longstroke or shortstroke???
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    • #13967
      Originally posted by vishnukmd View Post


      Congratulations.
      Originally posted by gmagesh14 View Post
      Congrats Sanjay..
      Hearty welcome to the world of GS .
      Originally posted by 2strokerama View Post
      @taurean: Ride with pride!
      Thanks to all of you...
      While on my ride to home from dealers office halted to fill petrol and got those looks..."Hey when did this bike arrive"..Still it is so uncommon in mumbai..but i liked that passing comments.
      Sanjay

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      • #13968
        Originally posted by Taurean View Post
        Thanks to all of you...
        While on my ride to home from dealers office halted to fill petrol and got those looks..."Hey when did this bike arrive"..Still it is so uncommon in mumbai..but i liked that passing comments.
        Yes, people get admires a lot easily at 1st look,but they can't digest(accept) a product if it's from SUZUKI..
        A big bunch of punch is missing from the very beginning from SUZUKI INDIA.

        IMO if Baj_j has made this bike (LOL), this bike would've been in a entirely different level and would've reached the target audience so easily...
        In the world of gimmick's and mimics are needed in the present day market to promote a product, SUZUKI is struggling or not even trying to market their good products that they deserve to have..

        Sorry friends,this is not to hurt any body., it's just my thought about the product I own..

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        • #13969
          My first bike !!!

          A couple of pics of my GS....!!!
          will be posting more pics of her soon.....

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          • #13970
            @magesh: Its inexplicable why suzuki in India is so lax in promoting their own stuff.

            But I always imagined that suzuki is the type of company to sit quiet and let their products do the talking than blow their horns about being the fastest this, number1 that and all.

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            • #13971
              Tomorrow, I'll be going on a long drive on my GS.
              I am enjoyin' every moment on my bike.
              It was worth the wait...worth the money...!!!
              For me "my GS never lets me down...!!!"
              Gives me a great ride..pleasure..grabs eye-balls..what more can i ask for...
              Thank you all on this forum for helping me decide to go for the GS150R.

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              • #13972
                ^^^^ Happy riding.

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                • #13973
                  Originally posted by 2strokerama View Post
                  @magesh: Its inexplicable why suzuki in India is so lax in promoting their own stuff.

                  But I always imagined that suzuki is the type of company to sit quiet and let their products do the talking than blow their horns about being the fastest this, number1 that and all.
                  Hmmm,

                  even if we can think up to this, those highly educated expertized Suzuki top heads aren't sitting idle they knows what to do and they have brainy staffs to get market data analyze blah blah blah stuffs to improve their business

                  what am trying to say here is

                  Keeping our bike in good shape is our headache where as improving their revenue aka business is suzuki the company's headache

                  let me thank suzuki once again for providing top class bike at affordable cost.

                  Like the fearless [Phoenix] fiero even if suzuki closes the business am sure my current GS150R will survive another decade + years

                  So lets get back to our business
                  Last edited by MSN1; 12-02-2011, 12:09 AM.
                  Sarcasm is my automatic response to stupidity

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

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                  • #13974
                    Originally posted by ashwinprakas View Post
                    Hey might be abit OT, but recently found out that the GS150R's also a lean burn engine.
                    So can you please explain what it is, and is GS150R a longstroke or shortstroke???

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                    • #13975
                      Originally posted by Taurean View Post
                      Thanks to all of you...
                      While on my ride to home from dealers office halted to fill petrol and got those looks..."Hey when did this bike arrive"..Still it is so uncommon in mumbai..but i liked that passing comments.
                      Originally posted by gmagesh14 View Post
                      Yes, people get admires a lot easily at 1st look,but they can't digest(accept) a product if it's from SUZUKI..
                      A big bunch of punch is missing from the very beginning from SUZUKI INDIA.

                      IMO if Baj_j has made this bike (LOL), this bike would've been in a entirely different level and would've reached the target audience so easily...
                      In the world of gimmick's and mimics are needed in the present day market to promote a product, SUZUKI is struggling or not even trying to market their good products that they deserve to have..

                      Sorry friends,this is not to hurt any body., it's just my thought about the product I own..

                      It is sure that Suzuki is selling more GSs now. They are lacking a good dealership network which is being developed now. Another problem is advertising. Here they are not learning anything from their sales figures.

                      Originally posted by DSN View Post
                      A couple of pics of my GS....!!!
                      will be posting more pics of her soon.....

                      Most welcome. Buy a good car shampoo and wax polish and wash and wax the bike regularly. Lube the chain frequently – at least in every 500 kms - from the beginning.

                      Forget cleaning the chain. It is useless.

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                      • #13976
                        Originally posted by DSN View Post
                        Tomorrow, I'll be going on a long drive on my GS.
                        I am enjoyin' every moment on my bike.
                        It was worth the wait...worth the money...!!!
                        For me "my GS never lets me down...!!!"
                        Gives me a great ride..pleasure..grabs eye-balls..what more can i ask for...
                        Thank you all on this forum for helping me decide to go for the GS150R.
                        Be sure to give the bike some breathing time at intervals during your long ride. Especially since its new.
                        In today's world, quotes don't matter. Quotas do!

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                        • #13977
                          Originally posted by MSN1 View Post
                          Like the fearless [Phoenix] fiero even if suzuki closes the business am sure my current GS150R will survive another decade + years
                          No doubt, Suzuki Fiero is a legendary bike. I too am expecting the same trouble free performance from GS.

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                          • #13978
                            Thank you @vishnukmd and @vikhyath for your advice !!

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                            • #13979
                              I believe lean or rich burning is something related to the carb settings, moreover to the best of my knowledge in terms of engine 100 cc is a lean burn engine where 250cc and above which are not .......
                              Sarcasm is my automatic response to stupidity

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

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                              • #13980
                                Originally posted by sivasivaji View Post
                                what r all the things we want to check and consider while buying a bike and what r all he accessories comes along with bike itself and what r the need things which we want to buy separately.
                                Originally posted by vishnukmd View Post
                                Ensure that there are no scratches and dents on the bike.

                                Plus this: check the headlight beam and ask to adjust it if necessary, check the side panels and be sure that they are properly fitted and if the cold idle rpm is more than 1000, get it lowered.

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