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Re: Yamaha YZF R3 Owners Reviews and Experiences
Still waiting for my delivery. Dealer said 10 days more. Please post a pic once you get delivery. Or personally message me. I will show it to my dealer.Originally posted by satish_patil View PostBikes have arrived in Bangalore and the showrooms are contacting owners for delivery. I might take the delivery tomorrow.
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Hi Friends,Originally posted by jawedsoft View PostI have run into a road block.
I am not able to transfer my bike from Mumbai to Kolkata.
Apparently, BS3 bike cannot be registered here officially.
What a bummer !
Anyone else face this situation...?..Don't want to sell my bike...

regards,
J
If you recollect I had posted this (see above) earlier.
Finding that there is no way out and not wanting to let go of my bike I got the bike transported to Kolkata and the transporter messed it up.
I got an initial estimate from the service centre and its for Rs. 86k..for some reason they want to replace the frame as well...I am not sure the insurance will cover all of this expenses...
I am pretty sure that there is nothing wrong with the frame..the bike runs straight without any problems even when I let go handle grips when its coasting...
wondering if I should get a second opinion...
attaching a few pics
regards,
Jawed
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1977 CI Bullet 350
2015 YZF-R3
2007 WagonR
2018 Hexa XT
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Re: Yamaha YZF R3 Owners Reviews and Experiences
Changing frame just because bike dropped while it was parked?Originally posted by jawedsoft View PostHi Friends,
If you recollect I had posted this (see above) earlier.
Finding that there is no way out and not wanting to let go of my bike I got the bike transported to Kolkata and the transporter messed it up.
I got an initial estimate from the service centre and its for Rs. 86k..for some reason they want to replace the frame as well...I am not sure the insurance will cover all of this expenses...
I am pretty sure that there is nothing wrong with the frame..the bike runs straight without any problems even when I let go handle grips when its coasting...
wondering if I should get a second opinion...
attaching a few pics
regards,
Jawed
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Dosent look logical.
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Re: Yamaha YZF R3 Owners Reviews and Experiences
exactly...though it was not simply dropped in parking...it fell down in the transport truck and was carried for some days in the truck in that condition..Originally posted by bikersdream View PostChanging frame just because bike dropped while it was parked?
Dosent look logical.
I can't make out any difference in the bike handling..but the SA is certain that the bike is pulling to one side...was checking with the service centre..and they say that the frame will take 10-12 weeks to come...if its ordered now.
I will wait for the insurance survey to be over and then take a call..
regards,
Jawed--------------------------------------------
1977 CI Bullet 350
2015 YZF-R3
2007 WagonR
2018 Hexa XT
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Re: Yamaha YZF R3 Owners Reviews and Experiences
[QUOTE=satish_patil;1336697]Got the delivery of my bike today. Here are a few pics.
Living the dream. Finally.
Congratulations Satish! Great pictures.
Are you thinking of going for any sort of paint coat?
Also, accessories such has radiator guard and frame sliders?Rushikesh
TheBikingDiaries.in
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Re: Yamaha YZF R3 Owners Reviews and Experiences
[QUOTE=rushikesh.ware;1336760]Sliders, spools and tail tidy only as of now.Originally posted by satish_patil View PostGot the delivery of my bike today. Here are a few pics.
Living the dream. Finally.
Congratulations Satish! Great pictures.
Are you thinking of going for any sort of paint coat?
Also, accessories such has radiator guard and frame sliders?
Not to forget, have to remove the barbeque grill too.
Last edited by satish_patil; 04-05-2018, 05:19 PM.It's the journey that matters, not the destination.
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Originally posted by trustvishwas View PostHere is an article for two wheeler loans https://motohive.in/bank-loans-for-two-wheelers/ and here is one for loans for used superbikes https://motohive.in/bank-loans-for-used-superbikes/
Hope they help.
Ahh, Vishwas Mokashi. It is great to know that your the are creator of Motohive.in
I ended up on Motohive when I was researching about R3 Ownership a year back. It has very detailed information I must say.
Hope to meet you in person some day.
Rushikesh
thebikingdiaries.in
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[QUOTE=satish_patil;1336763]You can re-use the barbeque grill to make Saddle Bag stays on either side!Originally posted by rushikesh.ware View PostSliders, spools and tail tidy only as of now.
Not to forget, have to remove the barbeque grill too.
Do keep you posted about the sliders, spools purchase.
Also, do research about Running In.Rushikesh
TheBikingDiaries.in
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Re: Yamaha YZF R3 Owners Reviews and Experiences
Congratulations buddy!! Bike looks really cool in blue!! Anyone here seen the black color?? If so what are your impressions??Originally posted by satish_patil View PostGot the delivery of my bike today. Here are a few pics.
Living the dream. Finally.
P.S. DO NOT QUOTE the entire picture set. Remove all pics before quoting.Last edited by B7ACKTHORN; 04-06-2018, 01:25 AM. Reason: P.S. DO NOT QUOTE the entire picture set. Remove all pics before quoting..::<<Never ride faster than your guardian angel can fly>>::.
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