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Guys what is the cost of clip-ons? Please share if anyone knowsComment
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Last edited by dineshaugustin; 08-27-2018, 01:14 PM.
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Guys need your help on 2 topics -
1. Have anyone upgraded the exhaust(replica or performance) - Akrapovic am not interested too expensive.
2. Have anyone upgraded your brake pads?Comment
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May i know the reason for this.?Originally posted by AKULA_RR_Anto View Post
I feel the brakes are fantastic especially the high speed braking is just phenomenon .
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More than 15 of my fellow group owners who owns the RR has complained TVS has asked them to change the pads during the second service @ 5k kms. Pads are costing around Rs.3250. Just for a pad maintenance is close to Rs 1.50/km. Wanted to check if any members here have done that change and maybe put few bucks more & upgrade to a better quality pads.Originally posted by dineshaugustin View Post
I personally kind of feel the bite has reduced gradually.Comment
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1. Pads costs 2265 for the front.Originally posted by AKULA_RR_Anto View Post
2. 1400 for the rear.
3. Made by Brembo, Italy.
4. Hold the brakes and ride, the brakes will wear out. Nothing new, seen on every motorcycle forum for every motorcycle. A bunch of people press and hold the brakes and then complain about it.
5. I've completed 6000kms and my brake pads are squeaky clean.
6. I do a lot of high speed runs.
PS : Take your foot/hands of the brakes while riding
Stop blaming the motorcycle, nothing happens on it's own.
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Damn! That's one clean sprocket. Is post lubrication?Originally posted by dineshaugustin View Post
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No , its before lubeOriginally posted by Amrit.Singh View Post
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U can try EBC pads, but all sintered pads will cost you more. And there is no guarantee for performance.Originally posted by AKULA_RR_Anto View Post
Or check the KTM sintered ones. They costs less.
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One of the most detailed long term report of the rr310Comment
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Thanks for bringing about this topic on holding the brakes and ridingOriginally posted by JS16 View Post4. Hold the brakes and ride, the brakes will wear out. Nothing new, seen on every motorcycle forum for every motorcycle. A bunch of people press and hold the brakes and then complain about it.
5. I've completed 6000kms and my brake pads are squeaky clean.
PS : Take your foot/hands of the brakes while riding Stop blaming the motorcycle, nothing happens on it's own.
. I see a lot of bikes being ridden with brakes pressed and being ridden fast. People just don't realize that their legs are pressing the brake lever. In a rear disc setup, a light press on the brake lever will engage the brakes.
How I know that the bikes are ridden with brakes engaged? Simple, I could see the brake lights glowing to it's full glory.
NOTE: This issue is very particular to a bike with rear disc setup.Comment
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Hi @Sachinnair, congrats on your new bike buddy!
I have a question regarding the heat management of the bike. Specifically in the current traffic around Thane-Mulund checknaka. Does the bike overheat in that stretch or is the heat dissipation manageable? I have seen a few D390 and RC390s left stranded in that location due to overheating. I cant think of any other place that poses such a big test to the heat management of any bike.
Thanks in advance!Riding a bike is like flying.... All your senses are alive...Comment
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Thanks mate. Let me dig further on this until my brake pads worn out.Originally posted by dineshaugustin View PostNo , its before lube
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U can try EBC pads, but all sintered pads will cost you more. And there is no guarantee for performance.
Or check the KTM sintered ones. They costs less.Comment
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Congratulations Dude!! Hope the bike withstands your expectations and you happily much miles on it
Just help me out buy giving the pros and cons of the bike you noticed till now as I am also going for a test ride this weekend!Comment
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Sure bro. But just FYI, if we dont press and ride it will come for long time. A friend changed his front pad at 19000kms and chain sprocket is also good.Originally posted by AKULA_RR_Anto View Post
Heat management is one of the best in this segment. Only if you are stand still in traffic signal you will feel some heat near the hamstring but otherwise you wouldn't realize this has a radiator fanOriginally posted by rachitsharma2000 View Post. For me it never crossed 60% of the temperature indicator. Also the coolant level is still the same as day one ( 3000kms done).
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