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I dont get it. Local guys I have seen have ported polished heads and a big bore 200cc apache job with bigger carbs and free flows and they hit 140s easily on their bikes. I dot get it why tvs cantnbring out a new bike, I have never seen a more lazier company....
Best tvs mod was by joel though....the ghost apache....
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When tvs brought out the new cosmetic upgrade designs this would have happened
Tvs:- aeee u see what we did their! Same bike diffrent looks.
Yamaha:- I have been doing that to the fz too since 5+ years.. and I have been doing a good job. What do you think guruji?
Hero (guruji):- been there done that!
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Its true that TVS is very lazy when it comes with products. They are more concentrated on mileage sensitive janatha so concentrating on 125cc stuffs and also scooters for girlz or guyz who cant do (or lazy enough) the extra job of shifting gears.Originally posted by Divyanshp150 View PostI dont get it. Local guys I have seen have ported polished heads and a big bore 200cc apache job with bigger carbs and free flows and they hit 140s easily on their bikes. I dot get it why tvs cantnbring out a new bike, I have never seen a more lazier company....
Best tvs mod was by joel though....the ghost apache....
Also we must not forget the amount of time & testing all companies put before launching a product. One of the pre-requisite for launching product is no.of kilometers under its belt. Its something more than 60 to 70k. These so called joeled & polished heads wont run long & have hell lot of issues every now & then because they dont need to satisfy anyone with test results or they dont require to pass any government rules which is strict nowadays when it comes to pollution. For outside market mods the customers are the testers. Thats the reason here unlike other threads we dont entertain anything on engine mods because its just the initial happiness you get after that its going to be a big headache. We always tell "If you want a faster bike save money & buyer a faster one. Dont go for mods. Remain Stock."
Good one...Originally posted by Divyanshp150 View PostNow
When tvs brought out the new cosmetic upgrade designs this would have happened
Tvs:- aeee u see what we did their! Same bike diffrent looks.
Yamaha:- I have been doing that to the fz too since 5+ years.. and I have been doing a good job. What do you think guruji?
Hero (guruji):- been there done that!
divyansh....
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The best advice for people looking out for modifying bikes. I have been through the modification hell, not worth it IMHO.Originally posted by susheelkumar View PostIts true that TVS is very lazy when it comes with products. They are more concentrated on mileage sensitive janatha so concentrating on 125cc stuffs and also scooters for girlz or guyz who cant do (or lazy enough) the extra job of shifting gears.
Also we must not forget the amount of time & testing all companies put before launching a product. One of the pre-requisite for launching product is no.of kilometers under its belt. Its something more than 60 to 70k. These so called joeled & polished heads wont run long & have hell lot of issues every now & then because they dont need to satisfy anyone with test results or they dont require to pass any government rules which is strict nowadays when it comes to pollution. For outside market mods the customers are the testers. Thats the reason here unlike other threads we dont entertain anything on engine mods because its just the initial happiness you get after that its going to be a big headache. We always tell "If you want a faster bike save money & buyer a faster one. Dont go for mods. Remain Stock."
Good one...
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Got the MRF Zapper for front and rear. Total 4150 ( 2350 rear , 1800 front)
IRC having issues regarding ISI standards so the stock is very less.Last edited by prateek2210; 04-27-2014, 01:50 PM.Fare thee well xBhp, All the best for being the biggest name in corporate world
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Front Zapper FSOriginally posted by Abishek94 View PostIs it zapper fy1 for the front? And which one for rear? Zapper vyde?
Rear Zapper C
It felt so light as my stock tyres became slicks. And the front had tube due to excess of air loss. After almost 6 months, I could lean to my heart's extent.Fare thee well xBhp, All the best for being the biggest name in corporate world
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The zapper c is of stock size or 120 section?Originally posted by prateek2210 View PostFront Zapper FS
Rear Zapper C
It felt so light as my stock tyres became slicks. And the front had tube due to excess of air loss. After almost 6 months, I could lean to my heart's extent.
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Yes it is, 110 MRF (Dazzler's tyre) is difficult to find here.Originally posted by Abishek94 View PostThe zapper c is of stock size or 120 section?
Other options were Michelin. But being pricey and less off road functionality (From LEH point of view) avoided that.Fare thee well xBhp, All the best for being the biggest name in corporate world
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Sounds like a great combo that offers both better grip & performance than stock. Would you recommend them for newer models though there shouldn't be much issueOriginally posted by prateek2210 View PostFront Zapper FS
Rear Zapper C
It felt so light as my stock tyres became slicks. And the front had tube due to excess of air loss. After almost 6 months, I could lean to my heart's extent.
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yes, why not. Although 120 would take a slight toll on performance but that is acceptable. As soon as I got the tyre did knee down number of times to get back that confidence and then went 150kms to eat lunch. See how happy I amOriginally posted by aditya_iyer View PostSounds like a great combo that offers both better grip & performance than stock. Would you recommend them for newer models though there shouldn't be much issue
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I hope I can get that much confident with my ride too after swapping the tyres. The stock scared me after riding on wet surfaces, anyways Congratulations on the purchase & thanks for sharing information about it.tcOriginally posted by prateek2210 View Postyes, why not. Although 120 would take a slight toll on performance but that is acceptable. As soon as I got the tyre did knee down number of times to get back that confidence and then went 150kms to eat lunch. See how happy I am

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