Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

Hi fellow mojo owners, I got my new mojo today after a great test ride experience and your reviews. I am experiencing a beep sound coming from somewhere near the radiator cowl, is it the fan or something else?

Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

The Forks need to be aligned. Or the seals will keep breaking. Look on YouTube for fork alignment.

Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

If beep sound coming during switch ON its digital console sound
Sound during running "Ssssss" sound coming from fuel pump Its normal in All FI engine
And normal fan running sound in radiator

Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

Buddy never post your phone number on a public forum unless you want a lot of spam messages. Where have you bought your mojo from? Ask your dealer to get you added to the Mojo Tribe. And finally, Congratulations on your new bike.~Ride Safe

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This is kind of embarrassing!. I'm not able to locate the fuel/reserve knob in the bike. I have hired the bike for today and this puzzle has perplexed me since the time I started looking for that knob. Help!

Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

It has FI, there's no fuel knob. Last bar blinking means about 2.6 litres and only a dot blinking means about 1.4 litres of usable fuel. Don't let it run close to empty.

Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

As Tanay already told you, there is no fuel knob. Fuel Injected bikes don't have any fuel knob. So for the mojo, when the fuel indicator starts blinking with a single bar, you can assume that it has gone to reserve. And you should refuel as soon as possible when that happens. Hope this helps. Ride Safe.~Cheers

Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

Thanks a lot guys. Had a good 300 km Krishnagiri ride with wifey as pillion. This ride on a rented bike was a part of a larger plan, to decide on my next bike

Mojo was the first bike I rented as it was at the top of shortlisted bikes. So much pull at 5-6k RPMs, really enjoyable! Wife didn't like the seat very much. My failure to resist from giving sudden twists of the accelerator didn't help her cause much as well . However, she also tried Avenger 220 later in the day and found that Mojo absorbed the gravel and small bumps much better. Next on my list to try out is CBR250r.

I'm used to RTR riding position. Looking at the pictures of Mojo I thought it would be sporty as well. Kind of pleasantly surprised to find that wasn't the case. Thoughtfully made bike. I can see why this thread has so many proud owners

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Help !


Asking on behalf of my friend about what would be the problem of the bike not starting when thik-thik sound came from this switch (relay i guess) when i pulled the clutch lever. The bike wont start either. I removed this switch and installed it back again (near the seat) where all the wiring couplers etc are and it started again.




Bike is starting for now but the problem might hit hard again sometime soon. Anyone experienced this or any ideas what might be the issue?

Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

Finally, after months of thinking, booked Mojo Sunburst Yellow Tourer Edition (with a free Jacket)

Here was the thought process:

CBR250R: Good bike but no update since 2011
Dominar: VFM but compromise on quality (Heard about brakes and internal parts not being top notch.)
KTM Duke: Yes people tour on it, but again comfort factor is missing.
Himalayan: Naah. Good bike but it's an RE, hence quality/reliability concerns. Also, their forum shows that people are still struggling with issues.
UM Commando: Seen reviews and heard about lower quality parts.

I think when it comes to quality, nothing beats Mojo here. Almost never heard of any serious issues here. Hence decided to go for it even though it doesn't have ABS. I had mostly waited for ABS, but got to know it's not coming to Mojo anytime soon due to costing reasons. Also, I guess I am a cautions rider and rarely do panic braking, which is where ABS mostly useful, hence made the "compromise".

Since I saw it, I was in love with this bike due to superb engine and ride quality. Took long but I am satisfied with my decision. A perfect bike is a myth but Mojo is close to perfect I guess. Will share the pics soon!

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Congrats!
Good choice. Totally agree with you. I also came to the same conclusion.
Mojo has the best quality overall be it plastic parts, engine, suspension etc.
RE and Bajaj can't match the Mojo quality.

Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

Let me correct you the finishing may be a bit low, but the plastics used by Bajaj and Mahindra are thicker and stronger than all other Japs, because bajaj doesn't go for weight reduction by reducing the thickness, making it as thin as possible.

Cheers.

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you can buy online from lluvia.in

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Hi , I am from Pune . The ASS is quite good and we never faced any issue . They are really very helpful and if required they come over to your home to check if anything Major . You can PM me if you need any more details

Re: Mahindra Mojo Owners Reviews and Experiences

Got my Tourer edition today. The bike is awesome on the highway. Getting used to city rides as well. The bike got heated up very much in city rides. Should be normal for a new bike? Also, the RSA comes free for me as the showroom guy said (or is it free for everyone?). Planning some good rides coming weekend.

When asked about the speeds for run-in period, he said don't cross 120 (!). Surprising thing is that the guy was Mahindra manager and not a showroom dealer. Is it really true?

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Forget about speeds, watch out for RPMs.

Regards.