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  • #6091
    Originally posted by mozn View Post
    @all:what is the proper procedure to clean the stock air filter??
    can kerosene be used to clean the air filter sponge??
    Hope this helps..
    Air Filter Cleaning for Pulsars - xBhp.com : The Global Indian Biking Community

    D.I.Y-Valve clearance setting RTR180
    D.I.Y-RTR180 brake fluid replacing/brake bleeding
    D.I.Y-RTR180 brake pad replacing/cleaning
    Exploded view of Mikuni BS-29 carb

    A motorcycle functions entirely in accordance with the laws of reason, and a study of the art of motorcycle maintenance is really a miniature study of the art of rationality itself.

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    • #6092
      Originally posted by vrakchu View Post
      Hi,
      I called up Ramkay TVS and they said no info on ABS as of now and said it may take another month or even two... Has ABS started selling in any other parts of the country?
      ....I can confirm u that...I myself have seen,touched and pressed the ABS button @ Ramkay Medavakam...
      Nothing feels better than to gear up and burn some rubber ! ! !

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      • #6093
        Hey hi Guys!! Have booked a RTR 180 Pearl White today. Will expect it to be delivered by 11th of this month. So what do I need to check in the bike while taking it??
        Originally posted by Mirhawk
        I couldn't repair the Brakes, so I just made the Horn more louder!
        Apache RTR 180 Bike Parts Catalouge
        TVS Apache RTR 180/160 Wiring Schema

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        • #6094
          Originally posted by Mirhawk View Post
          Hey hi Guys!! Have booked a RTR 180 Pearl White today. Will expect it to be delivered by 11th of this month. So what do I need to check in the bike while taking it??
          You could request them to let you directly collect it from the warehouse.
          So you can actually see the "unboxing " part as it comes wrapped in bubble wrap with mirrors and other stuff in a separate box.. I heard some person did this and was the first one to start the bike..So you can ensure that no idiot has ripped the engine in the first ride...
          You should check that the bike has all the lubricants in place and upto the correct level. Make sure no stickers are peeling off and the paint has no scratched to it.. Check the digital speedo,indicators,headlight,and other electrical things...
          The RTR 180 comes with a detachable rear mudflap. Make sure your dealer hands it to you with the screws or its in place when you take the bike..
          Thats about it..
          Hope i helped.
          Also make sure you never ride without a helmet and drive safe..

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          • #6095
            Originally posted by smart_smarth007 View Post
            You could request them to let you directly collect it from the warehouse.
            So you can actually see the "unboxing " part as it comes wrapped in bubble wrap with mirrors and other stuff in a separate box.
            Yeah that s how i also took the delivery , i went there , there were 5 yellow apache s , i chose one after inspection, and yeah if you didnt get this oppurtunity , just have a look at odometer it should be 0 or at the max 2~3km to ensure that the bike you chose wasnt a test ride bike.
            site:xbhp.com keyword -> Google this to dig up stuff in xbhp faster

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            • #6096
              Originally posted by Mirhawk View Post
              Hey hi Guys!! Have booked a RTR 180 Pearl White today. Will expect it to be delivered by 11th of this month. So what do I need to check in the bike while taking it??
              Originally posted by smart_smarth007 View Post
              You could request them to let you directly collect it from the warehouse.
              So you can actually see the "unboxing " part as it comes wrapped in bubble wrap with mirrors and other stuff in a separate box..
              You should check that the bike has all the lubricants in place and upto the correct level. Make sure no stickers are peeling off and the paint has no scratched to it.. Check the digital speedo,indicators,headlight,and other electrical things...
              The RTR 180 comes with a detachable rear mudflap. Make sure your dealer hands it to you with the screws or its in place when you take the bike.
              Originally posted by kantu View Post
              just have a look at odometer it should be 0 or at the max 2~3km to ensure that the bike you chose wasnt a test ride bike.

              Last but not the least. Get the Teflon Coating done in-front of you (I got it done for free. Hope you are aware of what Teflon Coating is) and yeah dont forget the invoice !!
              It's always better to lose a second in life than to lose life in a second!

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              • #6097
                Had the scare of my life yesterday.. Was riding my friends P220 with him as a pillion in Noida.. There was quite some dry sand at a not so tight turn..I thought the tires were good enough for that much.. Went on it with around 40kmph thinking that the beast could handle it.. But i was wrong. The bike skidded .. If it had not been for both of us supporting the bikes with our feet, we would have tipped over and would have hurt ourselves quite seriously.. So just an advice to all BIKERS(especially RTRians, beacuse of their stock TVS tires) to maintain around 10-20 Kmph while turning on sand and not more than 25 while moving straight on sandy roads.. Else your bike will skid from left to right and eventually fall, unless you have healthy legs to support yourselves and the bike.. :P

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                • #6098
                  Originally posted by smart_smarth007 View Post
                  Had the scare of my life yesterday.. Was riding my friends P220 with him as a pillion in Noida.. There was quite some dry sand at a not so tight turn..I thought the tires were good enough for that much.. Went on it with around 40kmph thinking that the beast could handle it.. But i was wrong. The bike skidded .. If it had not been for both of us supporting the bikes with our feet, we would have tipped over and would have hurt ourselves quite seriously.. So just an advice to all BIKERS(especially RTRians, beacuse of their stock TVS tires) to maintain around 10-20 Kmph while turning on sand and not more than 25 while moving straight on sandy roads.. Else your bike will skid from left to right and eventually fall, unless you have healthy legs to support yourselves and the bike.. :P
                  Always Remember:A Tyre is always good/bad as the rider!!

                  Trust me on this: Next time you steer the bike on that same corner it will feel less unnerving. It's always about being confident and knowing the limits of your machine and yourself.

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                  • #6099
                    ^^ +1 to what chicane has just said now..

                    It all depends upon the rider and skills.I had read in some article before,'Trust your bike,it has more capabilities than you have'..

                    Also,never overdo things.I have seen my friend crash in front of me on his R15 with those 'sticky' tires,while doing 3 digit numbers on a corner.He ran wide and skidded.There was dirt on the road and as a result he skidded.And you won't believe,we(me pillion+my 'other' friend riding) were chasing(racing) them down on our RTR (with stock tires) at about 95-100kmph on the same surface..We didn't crash probably because either my friend had no idea how bad tvs tires are or he has Rossi like genes!

                    Also,whatever tire your bike is running on,you cannot blame them for the fall in dirt/sand..It's simple physics

                    Anyway,I crashed months later on wet.So,the upshot is YES,TVS tires are outright CRAP!
                    Last edited by shivank; 04-04-2011, 11:08 PM.
                    If you ride like there's no tomorrow...worry not there won't be!

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                    • #6100
                      Originally posted by shivank View Post
                      ^^ +1 to what chicane has just said now..

                      It all depends upon the rider and skills.I had read in some article before,'Trust your bike,it has more capabilities than you have'..
                      and dont corner when you cant see the other end , some time it happened to me that i just saw a corner and leaned , at the other end it was full of wet mud due to water leakage , some how managed it , but it scared the hell , from then on i lean only in corners that i travel daily.
                      site:xbhp.com keyword -> Google this to dig up stuff in xbhp faster

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                      • #6101
                        Guys.. I'm shell shocked. With Joels FFE, the mileage went up by 5kmpl! Damn, I have to bring it down. LOL

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                        • #6102
                          Originally posted by lijok View Post
                          Guys.. I'm shell shocked. With Joels FFE, the mileage went up by 5kmpl! Damn, I have to bring it down. LOL
                          To bring it down, you need to ride it a wee bit faster!!

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                          • #6103
                            Originally posted by lijok View Post
                            Guys.. I'm shell shocked. With Joels FFE, the mileage went up by 5kmpl! Damn, I have to bring it down. LOL
                            Okay , Thats it ... How much did it cost??? How Much time needed for Joel to do that to my bike ???

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                            • #6104
                              Originally posted by chicane1879 View Post
                              To bring it down, you need to ride it a wee bit faster!!
                              I guess so
                              Originally posted by Grafix View Post
                              Okay , Thats it ... How much did it cost??? How Much time needed for Joel to do that to my bike ???
                              Contact Joel for the cost. I received mine within a week of transferring the money to him.

                              But be warned, its loud. OK?

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                              • #6105
                                Originally posted by pritish View Post
                                ....I can confirm u that...I myself have seen,touched and pressed the ABS button @ Ramkay Medavakam...
                                You are right.. I chkd with the dealer, the ABS was kept for display and it was there for a few days only.

                                After which the guys from TVS confisticated the ABS back due to some policy issues. The worst part is he was sure that it will take anywhere between a month to two before it comes up for sale.

                                This is with respect to Chennai only, not sure about other parts of the country..

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