Looks at the exhaust pipe and Cylinder area. This is a problem.
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This is the problem I was telling about.Originally posted by soumya_digi View Post
Looks at the exhaust pipe and Cylinder area. This is a problem.2007 - Hero Honda CBZ Xtreme
2008 - Yamaha YZF R15
2009 - Hero Honda CBZ Xtreme
2013 - KTM 390 Duke
2017 - Yamaha FZ25
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Arjun motorsOriginally posted by Duoscribe View PostWhich dealership in Mysore did you buy your bike from and how was/is the buying and service experience? Asking as I'm contemplating a bike purchase.
Service is some what okay compared to other Yamaha dealers in Mysore
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It sure will!Originally posted by Harrisoncool View PostAh man... that looks nasty... am sure it will spoil the dress while riding in a rainy day..
And the worst part is the silencer doesn't remain black after wash.Originally posted by riazmomin View PostThis is the problem I was telling about.
Looks at the exhaust pipe and Cylinder area. This is a problem.
Thinking of using petrol/diesel for cleaning.
The mud flings much higher than what this will protect.Originally posted by vsbharani View Post[ATTACH]230421[/ATTACH] does any think like the attached picture will solve. Saw in internet
This type of things won't happen in city though. The mud here was different, it was soft and sticky. My friend's Pulsar 220's front wheel got kind of jammed due to mud accumulation between mudguard and tyre.
If in case anyone's interested in the video:
Yamaha FZ25 Top Speed Video [GPS + Speedo]
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Horsepower was a lot safer when only the horse had it!!
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Originally posted by riazmomin View PostLeg guard is not mandatory Afaik. Saree guard is mandatory.
You can find it at Pearl Yamaha kukatpally, Arjun Yamaha Kompally.
Thank you Riaz!
I got the inspection done today, but will install a leg guard ASAP.
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Thanks Deepu,Originally posted by deepu997 View PostMy bike has no accessories and got registered last month. So no worries
Got mine done today.
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Buy the duke mirrors they look greatOriginally posted by deepu997 View PostHi, I want to replace the mirrors due to damage of my mirrors. You replaced your mirrors?As I gaze upon your beauty, I think to myself, "never have I seen an angel fly so low".
Yamaha RX100, Yamaha RD350, Bajaj Pulsar 150, Honda Unicorn, Yamaha FZ16, Suzuki Gs150r, Honda Dazzler, Suzuki Gixxer, Benelli TNT 300, Yamaha R3
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Its called a skid plate , yes it will help a lot.Originally posted by vsbharani View Post[ATTACH]230421[/ATTACH] does any think like the attached picture will solve. Saw in internetAs I gaze upon your beauty, I think to myself, "never have I seen an angel fly so low".
Yamaha RX100, Yamaha RD350, Bajaj Pulsar 150, Honda Unicorn, Yamaha FZ16, Suzuki Gs150r, Honda Dazzler, Suzuki Gixxer, Benelli TNT 300, Yamaha R3
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The seats look quite plush and I think even I need to get this done right away....Originally posted by ashwinjoze View PostHi Riders,
As I mentioned earlier, I had done a seat cover with 1 inch padding and a tank cover.
I'm just not getting the right hang of doing the 80km commute everyday. Have developed some severe pain in my back and seems to be radiating down to the tail bone.
Folks from Chennai, suggest me a good place to get this done for my seats?
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U can try rainbow ( famous helmet shop) located in between thousand lights stop and Gemini flyover. They are quite a pro.Originally posted by Mani_K View PostThe seats look quite plush and I think even I need to get this done right away....
I'm just not getting the right hang of doing the 80km commute everyday. Have developed some severe pain in my back and seems to be radiating down to the tail bone.
Folks from Chennai, suggest me a good place to get this done for my seats?
Please ensure the additional padding is not too soft ( the one in the pics looks too soft) to have a better long ride comfort.
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I picked my LS2 from them, I didn't know they did seat covers too. Will have a look, thanks.Originally posted by dineshaugustin View PostU can try rainbow ( famous helmet shop) located in between thousand lights stop and Gemini flyover. They are quite a pro.
Please ensure the additional padding is not too soft ( the one in the pics looks too soft) to have a better long ride comfort.
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It will basically protect under part of the engine and not the cylinder area. Useful in its own way.Originally posted by vsbharani View Post[ATTACH]230421[/ATTACH] does any think like the attached picture will solve. Saw in internet
I would still prefer to have mud-flap though.
Wouldn't it be too soft for long rides? I found the stock seats good enough at-least for my daily commute.Originally posted by ashwinjoze View PostHi Riders,
As I mentioned earlier, I had done a seat cover with 1 inch padding and a tank cover. Pics below:
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For longer rides, saddle is better to be bit on harder side.
PS: Please have the tank bag removed.
2007 - Hero Honda CBZ Xtreme
2008 - Yamaha YZF R15
2009 - Hero Honda CBZ Xtreme
2013 - KTM 390 Duke
2017 - Yamaha FZ25
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Had been on a small ride to Shettihalli Church last weekend and had a chance to ride [MENTION=91768]Terrorbladezz[/MENTION] FZ25 extensively.
The FZ has oodles of low end torque which I loved. Engine is good enough to provide stress free cruising at 100-110kmph, but I couldn't go to higher speeds as the bike is still being run in and I was varying RPMs. Very good ride quality except for the seats which were too hard for my liking. I finally understood what owners meant when they posted about the rear view mirrors. They present a blurry image above 70kmph. Also noticed the headlight assembly shaking on bad roads.
[MENTION=91768]Terrorbladezz[/MENTION] commented that my gixxer felt like an electric bike[emoji14], but we can't expect the same refinement in a big single.
Wish I had waited 3 more months. Just love this machine. Man I envy [MENTION=91768]Terrorbladezz[/MENTION]!


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