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  • #751
    Re: Interceptor 650 Twin

    Hello fellow riders, bought silver spectre a week back. Amazing performance. Never thought RE would do such a fantastic job.Click image for larger version Name: 20190908_133022.jpg Views: 1 Size: 19.7 KB ID: 1968440

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    • #752
      Re: Interceptor 650 Twin

      Congratulations man, it is indeed music to the ears [emoji1]
      Originally posted by Laserdance1982 View Post
      I got delivery of my Baker Express Done 130 kms so far . That sound track of the exhaust is just right and soulful !!![ATTACH]251261[/ATTACH]
      Congratulations, RE surely surprised everyone with the twins [emoji1783]
      Originally posted by yezdian View Post
      Hello fellow riders, bought silver spectre a week back. Amazing performance. Never thought RE would do such a fantastic job.[ATTACH]251262[/ATTACH]
      Peace

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      • #753
        Re: Interceptor 650 Twin

        Hello All,

        Bought my interceptor and have just done 100 kms. Loving it. Have a question please. The idling on cold start is almost 2000 RPM and settles down at 1500 RPM after a minute or so. I read on a couple of forums that the RPM should be around 1500 at cold start and settles at 1200. Not sure if I should attempt to change the idling or await first service at 500 Kms. Request clarification.

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        • #754
          Re: Interceptor 650 Twin

          Originally posted by Balaboy View Post
          Hello All,

          Bought my interceptor and have just done 100 kms. Loving it. Have a question please. The idling on cold start is almost 2000 RPM and settles down at 1500 RPM after a minute or so. I read on a couple of forums that the RPM should be around 1500 at cold start and settles at 1200. Not sure if I should attempt to change the idling or await first service at 500 Kms. Request clarification.
          The ECU automatically increases the RPM based on air temperature to make sure the recommended RPM is maintained for a cold start and engine warm up. So, unless you have a problem with the warmed up idle (after the the cold start RPM shoot up) there is absolutely nothing to worry. All EFI vehicles will shoot the RPM to a preset RPM unless the required engine temperature is obtained. Noting to worry.

          Cheers!
          VJ
          Once upon a time, a guy asked a girl 'Will you marry me?'
          The girl said, 'NO!'


          And the guy lived happily ever after and rode motorcycles and watched sport on a big screen TV, went fishing and surfing, and played golf a lot, and drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.


          THE END

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          • #755
            Re: Interceptor 650 Twin

            Guys, Wanted to ask

            I want to change the headlight to aftermarket LEDs similar to Bullet aftermarket ones. There sre 2 parts to it

            1. LED headlight both low and high beam
            2. Indicators with seperate wiring.

            Head light part is plug and play but indicators wires needs splicing of wires.

            In càse wires are spliced what can go wrong that may require me to use warranty. Some issues I am ok with paying without warranty. I dont want any issues with ABS or the ECU (two major electronics in the bike). Rest all are minor ones i think.

            Need suggestions

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            • #756
              Re: Interceptor 650 Twin

              Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post
              The ECU automatically increases the RPM based on air temperature to make sure the recommended RPM is maintained for a cold start and engine warm up. So, unless you have a problem with the warmed up idle (after the the cold start RPM shoot up) there is absolutely nothing to worry. All EFI vehicles will shoot the RPM to a preset RPM unless the required engine temperature is obtained. Noting to worry.

              Cheers!
              VJ
              Thanks for the clarification

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              • #757
                Re: Interceptor 650 Twin

                Hi Guys, Left palm and fingers and shoulder is paining a lot when i nibble in traffic. What could be wrong. It is a new bike just a week old. Can the handle be bend or fork gone wrong? I checked the air pressure and it was good. 33 front and 39 back.

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                • #758
                  Re: Interceptor 650 Twin

                  Originally posted by yezdian View Post
                  Hi Guys, Left palm and fingers and shoulder is paining a lot when i nibble in traffic. What could be wrong. It is a new bike just a week old. Can the handle be bend or fork gone wrong? I checked the air pressure and it was good. 33 front and 39 back.
                  I used 1 Inch Risers to raise the Handlebars. You can get it done from a local shop. This will help you sit in a more upright position thereby reducing pressure on your Wrists. 1 Inch Risers will cost you Rs 50 each. Raising by 1 inch does not require any cables to be adjusted. In my case the Clutch cable angle changed so I just loosened the screw and bent it outwards a bit. Now it is fine.
                  Last edited by RR310; 09-11-2019, 04:52 PM.

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                  • #759
                    Re: Interceptor 650 Twin

                    Originally posted by RR310 View Post
                    I used 1 Inch Risers to raise the Handlebars. You can get it done from a local shop. This will help you sit in a more upright position thereby reducing pressure on your Wrists. 1 Inch Risers will cost you Rs 50 each. Raising by 1 inch does not require any cables to be adjusted. In my case the Clutch cable angle changed so I just loosened the screw and bent it outwards a bit. Now it is fine.
                    Thanks for the suggestion buddy. BTW are you from Hyderabad?

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                    • #760
                      Re: Interceptor 650 Twin

                      Yes Mate. I am from Hyderabad
                      Originally posted by yezdian View Post
                      Thanks for the suggestion buddy. BTW are you from Hyderabad?

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                      • #761
                        Re: Interceptor 650 Twin

                        Originally posted by yezdian View Post
                        Hi Guys, Left palm and fingers and shoulder is paining a lot when i nibble in traffic. What could be wrong. It is a new bike just a week old. Can the handle be bend or fork gone wrong? I checked the air pressure and it was good. 33 front and 39 back.
                        How is your clutch play is it too tight , if yes then get it corrected and move the levers downwards so that your wrist would rest in natural position not bent upward, and keep the elbows bent and have a relaxed grip on the bars.
                        If these doesn't help then ask your service center to slightly bend/down the handle bar towards you , last thing to try are the raisers.

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                        • #762
                          Re: Interceptor 650 Twin

                          Originally posted by RR310 View Post
                          Guys, Wanted to ask

                          I want to change the headlight to aftermarket LEDs similar to Bullet aftermarket ones. There sre 2 parts to it

                          1. LED headlight both low and high beam
                          2. Indicators with seperate wiring.

                          Head light part is plug and play but indicators wires needs splicing of wires.

                          In càse wires are spliced what can go wrong that may require me to use warranty. Some issues I am ok with paying without warranty. I dont want any issues with ABS or the ECU (two major electronics in the bike). Rest all are minor ones i think.

                          Need suggestions
                          You will lose full warranty on every electrical item including the ecu and all relay etc so stay away from slicing or cutting the wires and find some good mechanic who can custom make the required couplers/ connectors for the job.

                          And one more thing the led headlight popular with twins and other bullet riders doesn't have good throw of beam it falls very short when compared to stock beam.
                          First try a good bulb like Philips Xtreme vision or osram night breaker which would work in stock h4 socket and give you better illumination.
                          And another thing is that the yellow beam is helpful in winter and rains. Yellow Peirce through fog better than white leds.

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                          • #763
                            Re: Interceptor 650 Twin

                            Click image for larger version Name: 20190902_154141.jpg Views: 1 Size: 96.9 KB ID: 1968448

                            Got delivery of my Baker Express finally. It's been quite an experience so far and I have this crazy itch to open up the throttle! I've completed about 450 kms and after a quick short ride tonight I hope to give her in for her first servicing tomorrow.

                            Now let's come to the problems, or rather I would like to know if these are problems or whether they're things I'll have to live with, or hear the service center guys say "Sir yeh aisa hi hai".

                            • At times I hear a "khat" noise from the front (T-stem too loose/tight?)



                            • While riding, the handlebars feel very loose compared to the previous bikes I've ridding. Not sure how to explain this. I was hoping to atleast compare with the test ride bike at the showroom.



                            • Not a great gear-shift experience and plenty of false neutrals. I've seen lots of people mention this. Has anyone been able to get help on this?




                            Click image for larger version Name: Inked20190902_161327_HDR_LI.jpg Views: 1 Size: 105.9 KB ID: 1968449

                            Let's see how I enjoy this style of riding after the CBR.

                            Also, how do you clean the spokes after your monsoon rides? How difficult is chain maintenance with the silencer on the left side?
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                            • #764
                              Re: Interceptor 650 Twin

                              Originally posted by fertswitch View Post
                              [ATTACH]251275[/ATTACH]

                              Got delivery of my Baker Express finally. It's been quite an experience so far and I have this crazy itch to open up the throttle! I've completed about 450 kms and after a quick short ride tonight I hope to give her in for her first servicing tomorrow.

                              Now let's come to the problems, or rather I would like to know if these are problems or whether they're things I'll have to live with, or hear the service center guys say "Sir yeh aisa hi hai".

                              • At times I hear a "khat" noise from the front (T-stem too loose/tight?)



                              • While riding, the handlebars feel very loose compared to the previous bikes I've ridding. Not sure how to explain this. I was hoping to atleast compare with the test ride bike at the showroom.



                              • Not a great gear-shift experience and plenty of false neutrals. I've seen lots of people mention this. Has anyone been able to get help on this?




                              [ATTACH]251276[/ATTACH]

                              Let's see how I enjoy this style of riding after the CBR.

                              Also, how do you clean the spokes after your monsoon rides? How difficult is chain maintenance with the silencer on the left side?
                              Congrats.

                              1 The kat kat is from the front Disc/rotor as it is riveted to the disc spider and has some play to aid the braking. It is called floating disc. You can check it by moving it by your hand.

                              2 Steering or Handlebar on interceptor is very light as the weight is center to rear biased and this helps in easy maneuverability in traffic and taking u turns.

                              3 seems like incorrect play in clutch get it adjusted , mine is smooth and precise from day one.

                              Chain maintenance is super easy. Spokes you have to clean with cloth or foam.
                              Last edited by Ijs; 09-12-2019, 12:41 PM.

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                              • #765
                                Re: Interceptor 650 Twin

                                Originally posted by Ijs View Post
                                Congrats.

                                1 The kat kat is from the front Disc/rotor as it is riveted to the disc spider and has some play to aid the braking. It is called floating disc. You can check it by moving it by your hand.

                                Alright. I hope this is it.

                                2 Steering or Handlebar on interceptor is very light as the weight is center to rear biased and this helps in easy maneuverability in traffic and taking u turns.

                                Taking tight turns is soooooooo light and simple on this as compared to the CBR. Isn't this a hindrance when going over bad roads or mild offroading?

                                3 seems like incorrect play in clutch get it adjusted , mine is smooth and precise from day one.

                                Alright. Will get this checked out.

                                Chain maintenance is super easy. Spokes you have to clean with cloth or foam.
                                Thanks a lot for your reply!
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