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What exactly do you mean by brake jam??Originally posted by josephnasif View Post
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Brake grabbing even after releasing the brake lever means we have a faulty master cylinder piston that's jamming up during brake operation and or caliper pistons that aren't retracting as they normally should. It's imperative that you get it checked as this can mean sudden grabbing of brakes when you least expect and can cause a crash. Start off with inspecting your master cylinder, fluid and caliper pistons. How old is your bike and how much kays have you clocked till now.Originally posted by josephnasif View PostLike after sppeding,when you stop,the front brake lever jammed up.
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a friend of mine is having that problem. i'll buy a bike which i considered it to be 160 4v now i am confused, cause this will be my first bike with all my savings.what should i do bro ?Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View PostBrake grabbing even after releasing the brake lever means we have a faulty master cylinder piston that's jamming up during brake operation and or caliper pistons that aren't retracting as they normally should. It's imperative that you get it checked as this can mean sudden grabbing of brakes when you least expect and can cause a crash. Start off with inspecting your master cylinder, fluid and caliper pistons. How old is your bike and how much kays have you clocked till now.
Cheers!
VJ
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There's nothing wrong with buying a new 160 4v. That issue above could have been pertaining to a particular model. I've ridden 160 4v before and never had any issues with brakes.Originally posted by josephnasif View Posta friend of mine is having that problem. i'll buy a bike which i considered it to be 160 4v now i am confused, cause this will be my first bike with all my savings.what should i do bro ?[My Motorcycles]
2019 - Honda xBlade Non-ABS (2018)
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Hey guys, long silence in the thread. What are you guys up to? Hopefully enjoying your steeds. I have a quick question - Anyone noticed a feeble hissing kind of noise from left side of handle bar near mirror or switchgear area when riding on speeds above 65 Kmph? I have observed this from very beginning. Its not a big issue and you have to listen carefully to hear it because of the wind noise. But in the otherwise smooth and vibe free high speed riding experience it kinda sticks out.sigpicOm Yamahaya Namaha...praise the lord!
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1) can i use 55/60w bulb of RTR 160 4V FI in my RTR 1604V CARB variant? Bcoz my carb variant has only 30/35w bulb which is not okay for me ..Also will it cause loss of warranty in changing bulb?
2) The Rear disc is making too much noise, service center people are unable to fix it, they just adjust the brake, but after 2 days the brake sound just increases,
does any one found PERMANENT FIX for the rear disc sound problem???
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Yeah the 35W bulb isn't good enough in night rides . It's a thumbs down moment and switching to 55W bulb is possible .(Though a minor alteration to be done)Originally posted by Warwolf View Post1) can i use 55/60w bulb of RTR 160 4V FI in my RTR 1604V CARB variant? Bcoz my carb variant has only 30/35w bulb which is not okay for me ..Also will it cause loss of warranty in changing bulb?
2) The Rear disc is making too much noise, service center people are unable to fix it, they just adjust the brake, but after 2 days the brake sound just increases,
does any one found PERMANENT FIX for the rear disc sound problem???
*Regarding disc noises I too have been experiencing almost like you but not on higher note.
If the discs, brake pads are cleaned thoroughly it's okay for few days then it starts screaming !!!!!
P.S: If the noise is less / bearable then leave it , Don't mind it much.
OR If you're ready to spend bucks ,then you can change the brake pads, caliper /entire disc brake system with dBybre or Nissin . They're pretty good .
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Yeah I can hear it (not often) but can't figure out what exactly it's !!!Originally posted by rakeshchn View PostHey guys, long silence in the thread. What are you guys up to? Hopefully enjoying your steeds. I have a quick question - Anyone noticed a feeble hissing kind of noise from left side of handle bar near mirror or switchgear area when riding on speeds above 65 Kmph? I have observed this from very beginning. Its not a big issue and you have to listen carefully to hear it because of the wind noise. But in the otherwise smooth and vibe free high speed riding experience it kinda sticks out.
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In all terms I would recommend this beast to buy but if you're budget concerned then you can buy any others....Originally posted by josephnasif View Posta friend of mine is having that problem. i'll buy a bike which i considered it to be 160 4v now i am confused, cause this will be my first bike with all my savings.what should i do bro ?
Hope Xblade is a good VFM , you just test ride at least 5 motorcycles of different brands. Dont decide by reading comments and by watching vlogs.
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You have to take the RPM above 5500 to start hearing it. I am going to try to tighten the screws in headlight assembly and speedometer and see if it helps. But if this is a design error may not help. Lets see.Originally posted by Aswinlogi View PostYeah I can hear it (not often) but can't figure out what exactly it's !!!Last edited by rakeshchn; 01-18-2019, 12:30 PM.sigpicOm Yamahaya Namaha...praise the lord!
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Guys , after a trip of about 250 KMS I found a significant drop in engine oil !!!! I did checked the oil level and then as there no other way, I topped up !!!
I gonna try MOTUL next time, TVS synthetic is a shit !!!
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Tru4 is kind of equivalent to Motul 5100. It should not drop just like that after 250kms. I'm having a constant oil level for 700+kms. Check for any oil leaks.Originally posted by Aswinlogi View PostGuys , after a trip of about 250 KMS I found a significant drop in engine oil !!!! I did checked the oil level and then as there no other way, I topped up !!!
I gonna try MOTUL next time, TVS synthetic is a shit !!!
Always check oil level after letting the bike idle for at least 1 or 2 hours.
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No no ,I haven't find any oil leaks yet , my bike is four months old and in good condition . Will change oil in next service if possible...Originally posted by ayrus View PostTru4 is kind of equivalent to Motul 5100. It should not drop just like that after 250kms. I'm having a constant oil level for 700+kms. Check for any oil leaks.
Always check oil level after letting the bike idle for at least 1 or 2 hours.
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Hi all, just got my black Apache RTR 160 4v Carb Dual Disc 2 days ago at Coimbatore. I hear a peculiar cracking noise (sounds like minute explosions) in the exhaust when I let go of the accelerator while on movement without closing the clutch. I used to hear it in my uncle's 11 year old Victor but only after it aged a lot. Startled at how it's happening on my 2 day old Apache. Since I'm a bit of a noob on this subject, any insight would be much appreciated. TIA.When the going gets tough, the tough get going!
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