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  • #781
    Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

    Originally posted by mbsam2003 View Post
    thanks gopa for that.. after upgrading to 55/60 Watt *2 , did anybody faced issue with engine load or battery drain? Did tried any long run in the night with this setup? Am very eager to know this. normally all higher end bikes comes with 55/60 Watt *2 with lesss AH battery (7 AH). this has got 11.2 AH. Did anybody checked the output amp from the regulator..

    Changing to 55/60 watt will reduce the life of the reflector due to over due. benefits earned in night riding are also less .But alternator has enough output for 55/60 watt bulbs.
    Best it is go for fog lamps which is now sold in accessoires.

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    • #782
      Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

      Do you actually do that much of night riding? In the city it won't matter much. I would suggest use and then upgrade if necessary

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      • #783
        Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

        I usually do night rides on weekends. My current bike is fitted with 55 watt HID plus two dog lights. So the output of 35w + 35w is nothing in front of current HID setup. That why am very eager to know about the upgrade. And how is the mojo default light spread? If the reflector is not properly spreading the light then no use of upgrading the light to 60/55w..

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        • #784
          On metallurgy, and what ensues

          So I got back to Delhi after about two months outside.

          I took the (disconnected) batteries for both my P200 and Mojo out from storage.
          Connected the pulsar battery. Gave it a few electric starts. Took it out on the roads for about four or five push starts. Finally, about half an hour later, the Pulsar started and I stopped (due to exhaustion, heat, humidity etc etc) - inference - its a pulsar, what else do you expect, eh?

          Anyway

          After another hour of rest & recovery, I connected the Mojo battery. Ignition key in -> kill switch off -> first crank -> *boom* engine starts - inference - Mahindra made some gooooooood stuff here

          Stuff like this is not apparent in the spec sheets, nor in test rides. It comes once you own the bike and live with it for a long time.

          Its a good bike.
          200 | 300 | 1200 BOXER

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          • #785
            Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

            please share soft copy/download link of owner manual/instruction manual of mojo

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            • #786
              Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

              Originally posted by Bhavishya Jaiman View Post
              Yes it is.

              But is there any reason for this.
              Thinking of benneli tnt25

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              Originally posted by ashyamsundar View Post
              No amount ll be refund if bike is ready for u
              Bike is not ready..wil take time..so no issues rt.. All other companies will refund without a paisa.

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              • #787
                Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

                Perhaps the best modification done for offroading on Sarath Shenoy's Karthiyayini . He is participating in Raid de Himalayas on MOJO
                Attached Files

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                • #788
                  Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

                  Originally posted by tanay View Post
                  So I got back to Delhi after about two months outside.
                  Good to see you again bro 😄
                  Originally posted by shiju View Post
                  Thinking of benneli tnt25

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                  Bike is not ready..wil take time..so no issues rt.. All other companies will refund without a paisa.
                  Then u ll definitely get refund. Before buying benelli think about service cost. I heard per service cost around more than 5k to 10k.
                  Pls refer benelli tnt 25 page

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                  • #789
                    Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

                    Yes there some issue with benneli 25 . If you want to go for benneli go for 300 thats supper machine.

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                    • #790
                      Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

                      [QUOTE=shiju;1256985]Thinking of benneli tnt25

                      Bro, please go through the tnt25 thread before you decide on it. Seems it's extremely crazy on pocket. You may check out the CBR as well as alternative. Good luck on your bike search.

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                      • #791
                        Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

                        TNT 300 as it is is double the cost of a mojo.. Service is definitely expensive

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                        • #792
                          Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

                          Yes thts true but that's beautiful bike even their 600 tourer is also not good looking.

                          Or wait for BMW G310R

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                          • #793
                            Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

                            Originally posted by dilio gopalakrishna View Post
                            TNT 300 as it is is double the cost of a mojo.. Service is definitely expensive
                            As I see it, I dont have a problem with high service expenses (happens even for Kawasaki..compared to our Indian brands) but it seems DSK is unnecessarily inflating the prices of spares in order to take maximum advantage of the limited number of customers. For example even if most components of the bike started being manufactured in India I would expect them to continue to price it like they were being imported...that would piss me off (not passing the cost savings onto the customers).

                            Well if you are set on the TNT25 (hope you are aware of any potential issues with the bike) then good for you bro. Also next time while booking the bike be sure to confirm that the booking amount is refundable. I think if mojo had been a CKD product you might have lost a tidy sum from the booking amount. Best of luck.

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                            • #794
                              Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

                              Hi
                              Is anyone tried adjustable levers for mojo can someone upload pics with adjustable levers.

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                              • #795
                                Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

                                Originally posted by shiju View Post
                                Thinking of benneli tnt25

                                .
                                Bro, it's a humble request to visit benelli tnt25 page. The service cost of tnt is stupendous.
                                Best wishes for your bike search.

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