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So 4000 km/6 months down the line, I can safely say I am extremely happy with my purchase decision, something I do not say as often. It gives me the maximum smile per mile of all the bikes I have owned so far
Now coming to niggles, most of them are really not a big deal and I have gotten used to them - seat, foot pegs, RVM, not a big deal; However, the biggest niggle for me is the tire puncture issue. However inevitable it is, but man is it frustrating
. In the 6 months of ownership I have suffered 3 punctures in the rear tire. Also these punctures happened at 3 different locations (Noida, Ghitorni and Gurgaon) which rules out the possibility that someone did something. Although I must say that the RSA has been extremely helpful in rescuing me out of the misery but the unnecessary waiting and the fear of a new puncture every time I take the bike out, is a major roadblock to an otherwise satisfying experience. I have to bail out of group rides because I don't want my riding buddies to be stuck with me waiting for RSA to arrive.
To this I have written to RE to check what this issue might be, poor tire quality perhaps. Let's see what comes. Anyone else facing this?Last edited by shabi.h; 10-31-2019, 11:45 AM.
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You can use liquid sealant in your tyre to avoid puncture.Originally posted by shabi.h View PostSo 4000 km/6 months down the line, I can safely say I am extremely happy with my purchase decision, something I do not say as often. It gives me the maximum smile per mile of all the bikes I have owned so far
Now coming to niggles, most of them are really not a big deal and I have gotten used to them - seat, foot pegs, RVM, not a big deal; However, the biggest niggle for me is the tire puncture issue. However inevitable it is, but man is it frustrating
. In the 6 months of ownership I have suffered 3 punctures in the rear tire. Also these punctures happened at 3 different locations (Noida, Ghitorni and Gurgaon) which rules out the possibility that someone did something. Although I must say that the RSA has been extremely helpful in rescuing me out of the misery but the unnecessary waiting and the fear of a new puncture every time I take the bike out, is a major roadblock to an otherwise satisfying experience. I have to bail out of group rides because I don't want my riding buddies to be stuck with me waiting for RSA to arrive.
To this I have written to RE to check what this issue might be, poor tire quality perhaps. Let's see what comes. Anyone else facing this?
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Seems like water playing with the electrical /switch gears, check the plug connectors as told by another member. Just take of both the connectors and fix them back.Originally posted by wreKD View PostThanks a lot, you seem to have a great amount of knowledge my friend
The turning off issue happened again when I gave my bike a wash today after cleaning the ignition switch , I think water and moisture are entering in the tank
Can there be any other reason
Check the fuel tank in last, plugs connections , switch gear then tank.
Also check fuel tank cap rubber gasket.
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Works on center tread of tyres and only up to max 3mm of punctures , 4mm is claimed. And it can lead to or infact actually cause slight imbalance in the wheel. You can not balance the wheel with sealant in. Tested it on balancing machine at my friend's shop.Originally posted by shabi.h View PostI have read mixed reviews about them. Do you use them? If so, how is your experience? Do they really save you and do you face any wobbling?
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Any idea why My bike won't start?
I was out for a week and when I tried to start the bike nothing happens. Actually when I key in nothing comes up in the dial... Anyone faced this issue?
Called up RSA and expecting a call from the technician.
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Dead battery is the most likely cause.Originally posted by Denzzz View PostAny idea why My bike won't start?
I was out for a week and when I tried to start the bike nothing happens. Actually when I key in nothing comes up in the dial... Anyone faced this issue?
Called up RSA and expecting a call from the technician.
And if u have rat problem then check the wires under the seat and near battery compartment.
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Dead battery for jus a week non usage?... Also rat I am not sure will get that checked once I get home..Originally posted by Ijs View PostDead battery is the most likely cause.
And if u have rat problem then check the wires under the seat and near battery compartment.
Technician will come tomorrow morning to check the issue. I'll keep you all posted.
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Yes dead battery is possible , now days batteries works like this sometimes it retain the charge and sometimes not.Originally posted by Denzzz View PostDead battery for jus a week non usage?... Also rat I am not sure will get that checked once I get home..
Technician will come tomorrow morning to check the issue. I'll keep you all posted.
Keep us updated.
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Have you checked the fuse?Originally posted by Denzzz View PostAny idea why My bike won't start?
I was out for a week and when I tried to start the bike nothing happens. Actually when I key in nothing comes up in the dial... Anyone faced this issue?
Called up RSA and expecting a call from the technician.
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This is Som ji's video he has faced balancing issues in his wheels post tyrosol and faced wheel wobble. He had ordered the outex ki and most probably has already made the outex tubeless conversion.Originally posted by #bpk View Post
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Made the hindi version of my brake cleaning videob on request by few guys, below is the link for both hindi and English versions.
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