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It is possible with 50-50 chances to the performance. You have to spend a lot. You need to change many parts. -
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Hi guys, with the bs6 Apache on the way is there a possibility to retrofit the fi syatem from the bs6 model to my 2010 model?
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I am using that set up, I like the Michelin city pro tyres but not too happy with the pilot sporty. I suggest city pros for the front as wellOriginally posted by mystic_me View PostLeave a comment:
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Go for Masseters front and back. Pretty much the best bang for the buck. Running the front for 6k and rear for 12k kms now, and mighty impressed with both. They have upped my confidence level even in wet, sandy, slushy conditions.Originally posted by mystic_me View Post
Don't go for the pilot sporty, probably the worst tires ever - perhaps even more than stock TVS Srichakras. Slightest water and the tires lose traction, have many heart in mouth situation with just rear Sporty and front R15v2 tires. Although the front R15v2 are also good, but Masseters are easier to find and retain their shape better. My R15v2 front had become Omega shaped, despite having tread remaining for almost 5k kms more.
Prices when purchased (Bangalore city)
Front: 2300 - 90/90/17 (stock size)
Rear: 2600 - 100/90/17Leave a comment:
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Hey Guys, I am planning to change stock tyres to Michelin City Pro 110/80R17 for rear. Michelin Pilot Sporty 90/90 R17 for front.
Need information whether anybody using these Michelin tyres and how are they ?Leave a comment:
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No, the 160 also does not have a rev limiter.Originally posted by Rtrlover83 View PostLeave a comment:
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Remove the cap and clean then Check engine oil level.Originally posted by mystic_me View Post
After that ride for about 20 kms with revs.
Check for engine oil leak near that cover.
If yes , you need to change the oil seal.Leave a comment:
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Guys, My RTR 180 is having a oil leak in this engine bay. I am yet to go to SVC and waiting for the monsoon to get over. Is it something need immediate attention. Mine is Jan 2018 model with just 8600 in odo.
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Check your tappet valve clearance (timing will be adjusted ) and piston or bore setting.Originally posted by apacherider View Post
Some times carburettor with out of adjustment do that.
First check with tappet and piston settings. Then carb.Leave a comment:
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Mostly it's the bore work which is done, need re setting.Leave a comment:
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Guys my bike has ridden more than 1.25 lakhs kms oddo and he is 4 yrs old. Recently i had done a major service and replaced ignition coil, lock set, cylinder kit, done bore works, replaced CD unit. From the next day onwards the bike started stopping itself while running. It was like when we change the petrol from main to reserve. I thought it was due to the spark plug issue. Changed the adaptor and spark plug. But the issue still exists. The bike now lacks the power. The bike is still stalling if i drive at 5 rpm or above for 10 kms or more. still unable to identify the real problem. Any idea on this issue???Leave a comment:
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TPS is under the tank attached to the frame. You have slightly lift the tank so that you’ll get enough room to fix TpS wire into the sensor.Originally posted by Redeemer View Post
Also list the problem which you’re facing in your rtr. Atleast from my side or from Xbhp-ians side we can give some fix.Last edited by TarunSundar; 09-13-2019, 12:27 PM.Leave a comment:
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Lol, just leave it as it is. It is good you went to your mechanic and saved 15k in the process! [emoji41]Originally posted by Redeemer View PostLeave a comment:
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