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  • MidnightEvil Parth
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    Re: Pulsar NS 160

    Hello owners, kindly help me with a short review of thw front tyre, thanks.
    Zapper FS1 80/100-17. How is it ?

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  • Rohan Gowda
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    Will their any problems if i hav first service done of ns160 in below 450kms?......

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  • Riyas
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    At times, i also hear some chain noise from inside the engine.
    If i drive in 50-60 range, even after one hour drive this chain sound doesn't come. But if the running speed is increased, the noise can be heard while running and idling... But timing chain sound shouldn't come. Am i right ?

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  • aravleg28
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    Originally posted by Riyas View Post
    What problem are you facing with the drive wheel chain ? Is it sure that the noise you hear is from timing chain ? What engine oil are you using ?
    Yea the sound coming from the engine is timing chain.. and currently using DTS-i oil ...

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  • Riyas
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    Originally posted by aravleg28 View Post
    Guys, completed 10000+ kms.. i am currently facing many issues with my bike.. the most disturbing one is drive wheel chain.. I am not sure whether it's the issue with the chain or sprocket.. and the next one screeching of rear brakes.. other than that I have issues with timing chain sound while driving.. but it seems to be okay in idle.. and my engine gets hotter too quick.. I can feel the heat in my legs .. is this because of their cheap grade engine oil I m not sure.. [emoji26][emoji26]
    What problem are you facing with the drive wheel chain ? Is it sure that the noise you hear is from timing chain ? What engine oil are you using ?

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  • aravleg28
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    Originally posted by MidnightEvil Parth View Post
    That is your catcon expanding and cooling later. Every bike makes that sound.
    I think this one is normal.. initially I too thought it could be due to tappet ..

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  • aravleg28
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    Guys, completed 10000+ kms.. i am currently facing many issues with my bike.. the most disturbing one is drive wheel chain.. I am not sure whether it's the issue with the chain or sprocket.. and the next one screeching of rear brakes.. other than that I have issues with timing chain sound while driving.. but it seems to be okay in idle.. and my engine gets hotter too quick.. I can feel the heat in my legs .. is this because of their cheap grade engine oil I m not sure.. 😥😥

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  • Riyas
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    Originally posted by mortal monk View Post
    Yes but I'm thinking to switch some other oil or 2nd service.u used oil from shell which one was it..?
    Shell Advance AX5 20W50.
    Good for 1700 kms.

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  • mortal monk
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    Originally posted by MidnightEvil Parth View Post
    That is your catcon expanding and cooling later. Every bike makes that sound.
    Dude I know that sounds.. that's comes when u trun off the engine mine comes from when I'm standing ideal with running engine it comes from engine.

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  • MidnightEvil Parth
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    Originally posted by mortal monk View Post
    I will take it to SC because I'm sure either sprocket has some bend or something is wrong with it.
    Do ur bike makes tappat noice when it gets hot a sound of kit kit kit..??
    That is your catcon expanding and cooling later. Every bike makes that sound.

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  • mortal monk
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    Yes but I'm thinking to switch some other oil or 2nd service.u used oil from shell which one was it..?

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  • Riyas
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    Originally posted by mortal monk View Post
    In India I don't think full synthetic oil is needed for 160cc bike,semi synthetic works fine... N I don't know how ur getting 45-47 milage mine is giving around 38-40. And Max speed I have done is 118kmph
    S..... Semi synthetic works fine. You too can try lean setting (for increased throttle response & mileage) if you are running a semi / synthetic oil. Lean AFR makes engine running more hotter than normal in high speeds. You need a synthetic oil to balance it.....

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  • mortal monk
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    In India I don't think full synthetic oil is needed for 160cc bike,semi synthetic works fine... N I don't know how ur getting 45-47 milage mine is giving around 38-40. And Max speed I have done is 118kmph

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  • Riyas
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    Originally posted by ashwinprakas View Post
    The feeling you get is more or less psychological, but then again personal experiences matter. Which in my case is that I've ridden motorcycles hard on mineral oil crossing many a states at a time without breaking a sweat, so do take my word for it when it comes to investing on so called "Premium" oils, just saying. [emoji14]

    While you're at it do go through the following article;

    4/STROKE OIL

    Maybe.... Because opinions & experiences differ [emoji56]

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  • ashwinprakas
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    Originally posted by Riyas View Post
    With mineral oil NS doesn't perform well. It loses smoothness in 30 mins run + heat generated.
    The feeling you get is more or less psychological, but then again personal experiences matter. Which in my case is that I've ridden motorcycles hard on mineral oil crossing many a states at a time without breaking a sweat, so do take my word for it when it comes to investing on so called "Premium" oils, just saying.

    While you're at it do go through the following article;

    4/STROKE OIL

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