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  • Originally posted by sambit View Post
    Nothing is wrong with it....the true figures for A180 are- 54KM/h @ 4000RPM and 67 km/h @ 5000RPM...
    Just check the tire pressure,clean the air filter or change the oil filter(if not changed recently).... these things works for me every time.(mine is 34.7 k old)
    71kmph, it should be.
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    • Originally posted by Garry_Menace View Post
      71kmph, it should be.
      Does it?? wow I have been riding it for so long,but never made it over 67 kmph...is my bike exceptional?? Are are you talking about bike with free flow?? . Though it does not matter to me,as it still feels awesome,and I would not like to change it....
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      • Originally posted by sambit View Post
        Does it?? wow I have been riding it for so long,but never made it over 67 kmph...is my bike exceptional?? Are are you talking about bike with free flow?? . Though it does not matter to me,as it still feels awesome,and I would not like to change it....
        Actually I don't know when did I checked it earlier, but I had 69kmph@5000RPM in my mind. But some days ago, I saw it showing 71 but ignored it. Now, someone posted 71 here so I guess I wasn't wrong in reading 71 @ 5K exactly.
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        • Originally posted by Garry_Menace View Post
          Actually I don't know when did I checked it earlier, but I had 69kmph@5000RPM in my mind. But some days ago, I saw it showing 71 but ignored it. Now, someone posted 71 here so I guess I wasn't wrong in reading 71 @ 5K exactly.
          Dude, can you please check again and come back
          Mine is showing 65kmph... tyre pressure is correct, petrol is good, chain is good...
          AFAIK no one mentioned 71kmph... drifty said 67 kmph is fine... i dont know whats the problem with my bike
          Apache 180

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          • My bike always shows 68kmph @ 5k rpm. Checked it hell lot of times in past 2.75 years, almost daily.
            sigpicMy triplog of South Indian Trip.

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            • Update from me

              Checked it today morning.
              Getting speeds of 55km/hr@4000rpm and 69km/hr@5000rpm, both on top gear.

              Tire pressures just before riding:
              25psi front and 28psi rear

              Bike's weight is a little less.
              Saree guard has been removed (But will put it back soon)
              Joel's tuned free flow exhaust is in use. It's lighter. So these might be the reason for a slight increase i'am getting at 5K rpm. Don't know.

              I weigh 63kgs
              The Apache is ever willing to red line each cog, but the Rider ain't. Enjoy RTR, Safely. Period.

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              • Just got nailed....
                was amazed to see such a big nail pearcing my tire twice...
                And I had just got my alloys painted Golden,its screwed up as well....
                Last edited by sambit; 04-01-2012, 10:40 AM.
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                • Originally posted by Garry_Menace View Post
                  Actually I don't know when did I checked it earlier, but I had 69kmph@5000RPM in my mind. But some days ago, I saw it showing 71 but ignored it. Now, someone posted 71 here so I guess I wasn't wrong in reading 71 @ 5K exactly.

                  My bike is just 1,300Kms old. I get speeds of 66kmph @5000 Rpm(In 5th Gear). Proper Tyre pressure and everything.
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                  • Originally posted by sambit View Post
                    Just got nailed....
                    was amazed to see such a big nail pearcing my tire twice...
                    And I had just got my alloys painted Golden,its screwed up as well....

                    Did you remove the Nail ... anyways it was pretty bad. sad that your alloy got damaged
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                    • Aila.. now why did everyone get obsessed with what speed the bike does at 5K rpm... Enjoy the ride people... Concentrate on the road not speedo guys!
                      Last edited by nisnth; 04-01-2012, 04:38 PM.
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                      • Originally posted by nisnth View Post
                        Aila.. now why did everyone get obsessed with what speed the bike does at 5K rpm... Enjoy the ride people... Concentrate on the road not speedo guys!
                        Because it will someday help you determine your clutch health.
                        Advice is a form of nostalgia.
                        Dispensing it is a way of fishing the past from the disposal, wiping it off, painting over the ugly parts and recycling it for more than it's worth.

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                        • Originally posted by antz.bin View Post
                          Because it will someday help you determine your clutch health.
                          I know that My bike's clutch plates need a change too after 21K of touring I was speaking of guys who have done hardly 2K kms and getting worried.

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                          Last edited by nisnth; 04-01-2012, 04:39 PM.
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                          • I have replaced clutch plates at 11k once, now im @ 24.xk kms
                            Apache 180

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                            • Originally posted by saipranav View Post
                              I have replaced clutch plates at 11k once, now im @ 24.xk kms

                              Mine 21K old and showing signs of needing replacement as per my mech.
                              Does 67kph at 5k rpm

                              @ Replaced clutch plates at 11k? Under warranty?
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                              • Originally posted by cs1183 View Post
                                motul 300v doesn't go well with rtrs. It has a strange evaporating problem.
                                Use semi-synth Motul 5100 or if you want a fully synth then go for motul 7100



                                OK
                                Hey thanks buddy... Will try 7100 after 500kms and let you know. and do you know the reason why handlebar shakes when we leave both the hands and ride.....i mean my bike has that problem , it shakes as if its out of control. Tried tightening the fork but still the same problem and under heavy braking there is a sound(khaat)..

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