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Hi, what is the use of the crossbar on the Interceptor handlebars ? Is it ok to take it off ?
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They were offering it for other models but not for twins here.Originally posted by jazzysaravana View PostHi guys,
Got this from our TN 650 Twins Group.
Did anyone else also get this information?

5299 for 4th and 5th year looks like a nice offer. An another one month time is also there to decide on the same. Thinking about getting that.
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Hi guys,
Got this from our TN 650 Twins Group.
Did anyone else also get this information?

5299 for 4th and 5th year looks like a nice offer. An another one month time is also there to decide on the same. Thinking about getting that.
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Amazon basic keep an eye on that one it covers everything if not raida then this one.Originally posted by ninjatalli View PostThanks.
I had checked the Raida option; feedback (on this and for RE bikes) seems to be that the covers are a bit tight. The PolyVault options seems fantastic but expensive (5.5k onwards); but I wish there were options in a more affordable range.
I am using local one made like gun bought more than 2 years ago for 400 rs from local market. Azad market Delhi.
Attaching 2 pics one is of amazon basic shared by someone using it and other is my Sirius under the cover.
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Thanks.Originally posted by jazzysaravana View PostHi,
This is the absolute best one it seems, https://www.facebook.com/polyvaultsheltersindia/
Then this one made by Raida also seems to work well for the 650 twins, https://www.amazon.in/dp/B07N8VGYLK/..._kQFzEbW6VCME1
I had checked the Raida option; feedback (on this and for RE bikes) seems to be that the covers are a bit tight. The PolyVault options seems fantastic but expensive (5.5k onwards); but I wish there were options in a more affordable range.
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Hi,
This is the absolute best one it seems, https://www.facebook.com/polyvaultsheltersindia/
Then this one made by Raida also seems to work well for the 650 twins, https://www.amazon.in/dp/B07N8VGYLK/..._kQFzEbW6VCME1
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Interceptor owners,
Any recommendations for a good bike cover for the Twins? With the monsoon expected in about a month, and with my open parking setup, I'm looking to get a good cover for the bike.
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Hey guys made this small video on the IAT(Intake Air Temperature) sensor of our Motorcycle. IAT is a important part of fuel injected Motorcycles and cars. This is relevant to most FI Motorcycles.
Hopefully this helps someone who needs this Info.
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Don't think any panniers can be mounted on zana frame. for this u need to make modifications to it.Originally posted by Manan View PostHello all,
Regarding panniers, I have installed the Zana saddle stays and have been using a rynox saddle bag( thrown over the seat). But I have run into two problems,
1) As the exhaust is upswept, if I fill the bags to capacity then they almost touch the exhausts. This is a fire hazard and I have been looking for alternatives. Namely, as in the official accessories for the classic, the panniers are seperate and are directly mounted on to the frame/ mounting points for the said panniers, instead of hanging over like a thrownover saddle bag.
2) In this regard, is there any variant of panniers that would mount directly to the zana saddle stays?
3) If not are there other products that allow for mounted/bold on panniers?
thank you
You can ask zana guys for details if they have any panniers matching the frame.
Otherwise rynox nomad, bbg sports bike saddle bags are 2 which i know are made for upswept exhausts. Seen nomad on Interceptor and it didn't touch the exhaust.
There is one person who got full givi panniers (plastic ones) imported and fitted on Interceptor cost 42k+ and big in sizes.
You can also look for rynox expedition tail bag dirtsack gypsy, or the claw type bags without even saddle stays.
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Hello all,
Regarding panniers, I have installed the Zana saddle stays and have been using a rynox saddle bag( thrown over the seat). But I have run into two problems,
1) As the exhaust is upswept, if I fill the bags to capacity then they almost touch the exhausts. This is a fire hazard and I have been looking for alternatives. Namely, as in the official accessories for the classic, the panniers are seperate and are directly mounted on to the frame/ mounting points for the said panniers, instead of hanging over like a thrownover saddle bag.
2) In this regard, is there any variant of panniers that would mount directly to the zana saddle stays?
3) If not are there other products that allow for mounted/bold on panniers?
thank you
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A small update to my previous video on the relays of our Motorcycle.
Kind of a correction which is pointed to me by one viewer.Last edited by Ijs; 05-02-2020, 01:44 AM.
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Didn't find anyone with this name on yt , any link to the video.?Originally posted by intr650 View PostYouTuber "Deepak dream" had an issue with Interceptor RR unit; affected bike's ABS sensor and Engine malfunction light.The SC guys fixed for the first tome but didn’t
last for 20 km. The second fixation took a month time,had to keep bike at the center, SC had to call Tech from Chennai and problem was solved . Since it was under
warranty period they charged no service cost except Rs 800 for petrol, it seems they had to run the bike a lot to check what’s wrong with machine, that’s almost full
tank, less than 300km, what kind of a service is that

, that’s sound too cheap. Is it common among other manufacture or just RE?

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YouTuber "Deepak dream" had an issue with Interceptor RR unit; affected bike's ABS sensor and Engine malfunction light.The SC guys fixed for the first tome but didn’t
last for 20 km. The second fixation took a month time,had to keep bike at the center, SC had to call Tech from Chennai and problem was solved . Since it was under
warranty period they charged no service cost except Rs 800 for petrol, it seems they had to run the bike a lot to check what’s wrong with machine, that’s almost full
tank, less than 300km, what kind of a service is that

, that’s sound too cheap. Is it common among other manufacture or just RE?

.
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