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  • #121
    Re: Yamaha R15 v3 ownership

    Originally posted by kalyan.46 View Post
    I nees to ask my service guy when I go for my first servicing.
    I don't think they can rectify.

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    • #122
      Re: Yamaha R15 v3 ownership

      Originally posted by navmurali View Post
      I don't think they can rectify.
      That's right and they might not understand my problem too.

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      • #123
        Re: Yamaha R15 v3 ownership

        Originally posted by kalyan.46 View Post
        That's right and they might not understand my problem too.
        They might create another problem. I don't think it's too much of an issue coz the bike rides fine when you steer.

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        • #124
          Re: Yamaha R15 v3 ownership

          Originally posted by navmurali View Post
          They might create another problem. I don't think it's too much of an issue coz the bike rides fine when you steer.
          Definitely, when my hands are on, I have no problem.

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          • #125
            Re: Yamaha R15 v3 ownership

            Originally posted by kalyan.46 View Post
            Definitely, when my hands are on, I have no problem.
            So even I neglected.

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            • #126
              Re: Yamaha R15 v3 ownership

              Originally posted by navmurali View Post
              Yes bike tends to go left.
              I know a solution for this.

              *Kindly sit straight on the bike*

              PS : The handle is present for a reason unless you are trying to build a self balancing motorcycle.

              Please don't force people to believe this because it only creates doubts and nothing else. I've seen this *pulling* issue being mentioned in every motorcycle ownership thread.

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              • #127
                Re: Yamaha R15 v3 ownership

                Originally posted by JS16 View Post
                I know a solution for this.

                *Kindly sit straight on the bike*

                PS : The handle is present for a reason unless you are trying to build a self balancing motorcycle.

                Please don't force people to believe this because it only creates doubts and nothing else. I've seen this *pulling* issue being mentioned in every motorcycle ownership thread.
                But this was not the case with other bikes I owned. Anyways I just acknowledged with a fellow rider opinion.

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                • #128
                  Re: Yamaha R15 v3 ownership
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                  • #129
                    Re: Yamaha R15 v3 ownership

                    Originally posted by furious_mayur View Post
                    The people might be negative publicizers. The bike looks absolutely stunning. 4th month going on, second servicing done and happy to own the bike. Built quality is better than APACHE RR310
                    Hi kid!

                    See this : https://youtu.be/oSYBm9b2XK8
                    Already reported here.

                    Please stop comparing things in senseless way.
                    Every bike has its own share of problems. RR too has its problems. Don't deframe a brand / bike with baseless logic.

                    Its we (yes you and me) who are the end consumers. And if we all be honest then we all will get better service from brands

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                    • #130
                      Re: Yamaha R15 v3 ownership

                      Just got my 1st service done yesterday. Tho I was shocked to see the price of Yamaha Sporty Premium just Rs 343/- and they claim it to be Full Synthetic. Its just me or you guys too don't digest the FS BS in such a price.
                      Ride Safe, Ride A Lot, and Always be Geared...

                      2018 Yamaha R15v3 :D <3
                      2011 Tvs Apache RTR 180 (Sold)
                      Inherited: 2000 Tvs Suzuki Fiero (Need Rebuilding)

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                      • #131
                        Re: Yamaha R15 v3 ownership

                        Originally posted by navmurali View Post
                        Yes bike tends to go left.
                        I didn't test let me test it tomorrow ,
                        I got the vehicle in aug 16 and it is still in break in period

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                        • #132
                          Re: Yamaha R15 v3 ownership

                          I took a test drive of the bike and I didn't find its seating position comfortable at all.

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                          • #133
                            Re: Yamaha R15 v3 ownership

                            Originally posted by aman111 View Post
                            I took a test drive of the bike and I didn't find its seating position comfortable at all.
                            R15 v3.0 is a mini Super sports .


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                            • #134
                              Re: Yamaha R15 v3 ownership

                              Originally posted by kalyan.46 View Post
                              I got my R15 on 6th of Aug. Its running fine and I am riding it under 5k rpm everytime. The thing is on 15th of Aug, I noticed that when I leave the handle bars with both the hands while riding, the bike tends to go left. On other bikes, we go straight. Did anyone had tried it??
                              It's not a problem with the bike. The problem is with the seating posture. I faced the exact same thing in my R15S within one month of purchase. I had been riding a Pulsar till that time and sitting in a crouched position was new to me. Same goes to the position when I take off my hands. With the knees bent inside, it's kind of tough to sit straight in R15 when riding hands free and since our left foot will be under the gear lever, it kinds of adds more pressure to the left and the bike steers left when you take off your hands. We usually keep the right foot above brake lever and this is what creates the imbalance when you take your hands off. But you can get it right by practicing. I did and now my bike goes straight as an arrow with my hands off.

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                              • #135
                                Re: Yamaha R15 v3 ownership

                                Originally posted by emkayindia View Post
                                It's not a problem with the bike. The problem is with the seating posture. I faced the exact same thing in my R15S within one month of purchase. I had been riding a Pulsar till that time and sitting in a crouched position was new to me. Same goes to the position when I take off my hands. With the knees bent inside, it's kind of tough to sit straight in R15 when riding hands free and since our left foot will be under the gear lever, it kinds of adds more pressure to the left and the bike steers left when you take off your hands. We usually keep the right foot above brake lever and this is what creates the imbalance when you take your hands off. But you can get it right by practicing. I did and now my bike goes straight as an arrow with my hands off.
                                Need to try that. I asked my neighbour about that. He has a V3 too. He told me that he goes straight when he rides with no hands. I shall ride his bike and try it on his bike too and see if it tends to go left due to my posture.

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