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  • #10546
    Originally posted by makjack View Post
    Should i go in for getting the P220 front and rear tyres for my apache?
    P220 front tyres will be OK with the bike but for the rear I would recommend the MRF Zapper C 110/80 17''(Dazzler's rear tyre).I think Chicane is currently using the same tyre.
    Originally posted by kantu View Post
    Probably sensor is rusted, get it checked.
    FYI when taking reading you should put it on main stand then turn on ignition, else it will give absurd readings.
    +1
    Originally posted by Rtrlover83 View Post
    ^^
    The Apache RTR's fuel gauge works well. Haven't had the problems you've mentioned.
    I've noted that, if ignition is turned on while bike parked with side stand, the gauge shows more no.of bars than actual.
    +1.......
    Originally posted by Krish1417 View Post
    Ok then,PM me your address,i will send diary milk through courier :P
    @Garry,Drifty and Prateek-Pls PM me your FB username,so that i can add you all
    Then send me one too!
    Me on Bacefook here-Facebook

    Originally posted by abhishekch View Post
    changed spark plug for the first time at 17.4k kms.
    throttle is very crisp now haven't ridden much since change..

    old plug was showing some signs of wear off by missfiring,jerks. and even throttle was not crisp...
    Good that you changed the spark plug now.Its always better to change the spark plugs every 10K kms.

    Originally posted by Raja Saiyan View Post
    Will this be a direct fit to my apache FI



    Information about it in this link below :
    HS1 XTREME WHITE HALOGEN MOTORBIKE ATV BULB 12V 35/35W | eBay
    These are just 35W halogens with a white tint,but the visibilty will be lower than the stock bulbs.Yes,it will be a direct fit on the holder.
    HS1=H4 halogen bulb..

    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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    • #10547
      what is apache silencer price can anyboby tell please

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      • #10548
        Originally posted by Raja Saiyan View Post
        It said it will emit 4300 kelvin while my stock is 3200 kelvin

        it won't be bright on rain ?
        Because the white light gets absorbed in water and doesnt reflect back, you will have less visibility in rain and fog and also you won't get much improvement in lighting it will just be change in colour. Just go through few lighting threads on xbhp to get a better idea and be careful with electricals since you have a fi bike.

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        Last edited by harishmenace; 04-15-2012, 09:53 PM.
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        • #10549
          Hi guys. Tried Saddlesore but did a big mistake in planning and so was able to complete only 1440 kms in 21 hours 30 mins.
          sigpicMy triplog of South Indian Trip.

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          • #10550
            Originally posted by Abhii46 View Post
            Hi guys. Tried Saddlesore but did a big mistake in planning and so was able to complete only 1440 kms in 21 hours 30 mins.
            Never mind. Good luck for next attempt. What route did you take?
            Mumbai - Bangalore Solo Ride

            A Breath-Taking Ride (Literally)

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            • #10551
              Originally posted by New guy View Post
              Never mind. Good luck for next attempt. What route did you take?
              Bangalore-Pune-Bangalore.
              sigpicMy triplog of South Indian Trip.

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              • #10552
                Hey guys I have a problem.
                Whenever I leave my bike idle for a long time (I always leave engine engaged in gear) I have observed that even after pressing the clutch the bike is not moving freely initially. It behaves like it is in gear and the clutch is not pressed at all(even though the clutch is pressed). After I forcebly move the bike for a couple of inches,then I get a tick sound and the bike starts moving freely with pressed clutch in gear.
                I had faced this problem once before and I ended up with a clutch bearing broken into pieces.
                If some one could tell me what is thecause of theproblem ... itimone extremely helpful.
                Thx in advance.
                Last edited by saipranav; 04-16-2012, 04:00 PM.
                Apache 180

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                • #10553
                  Originally posted by saipranav View Post
                  (I always leave turbine engaged in gear)
                  Can you elaborate on this thing? Sorry , didn't get that.
                  When was the clutch bearings changed? Have you checked the clutched plates?

                  @Abhii46 : There is always a next time , cheer up . Start a thread so that others who are thinking of doing this can take ideas from you, what to do? And what mistakes to avoid.
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                  • #10554
                    Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
                    Can you elaborate on this thing? Sorry , didn't get that.
                    When was the clutch bearings changed? Have you checked the clutched plates?

                    @Abhii46 : There is always a next time , cheer up . Start a thread so that others who are thinking of doing this can take ideas from you, what to do? And what mistakes to avoid.
                    I have changed the clutch bearing about 10 days back. Mechanic says clutch plates r fine.
                    Sorry for the typo. I meant engine not turbine...
                    Apache 180

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                    • #10555
                      Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
                      Can you elaborate on this thing? Sorry , didn't get that.
                      When was the clutch bearings changed? Have you checked the clutched plates?

                      @Abhii46 : There is always a next time , cheer up . Start a thread so that others who are thinking of doing this can take ideas from you, what to do? And what mistakes to avoid.
                      Yes Prateek. I was thinking same.
                      sigpicMy triplog of South Indian Trip.

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                      • #10556
                        Originally posted by saipranav View Post
                        Hey guys I have a problem.
                        Whenever I leave my bike idle for a long time (I always leave engine engaged in gear) I have observed that even after pressing the clutch the bike is not moving freely initially. It behaves like it is in gear and the clutch is not pressed at all(even though the clutch is pressed). After I forcebly move the bike for a couple of inches,then I get a tick sound and the bike starts moving freely with pressed clutch in gear.
                        I had faced this problem once before and I ended up with a clutch bearing broken into pieces.
                        If some one could tell me what is thecause of theproblem ... itimone extremely helpful.
                        Thx in advance.
                        Someone Please help
                        Apache 180

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                        • #10557
                          Originally posted by saipranav View Post
                          Someone Please help
                          Oops sorry missed your reply. Check whether there is some play with the clutch cable? If not something is wrong with the clutch plates imo, rest wait what others say
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                          • #10558
                            Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
                            Oops sorry missed your reply. Check whether there is some play with the clutch cable? If not something is wrong with the clutch plates imo, rest wait what others say
                            Yes there is a little amount of play with he clutch cable which i guess is required...
                            I dont have the confidence to go for a long ride
                            Don't want to be stranded in the middle of no where AGAIN...
                            Apache 180

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                            • #10559
                              Originally posted by saipranav View Post
                              Yes there is a little amount of play with he clutch cable which i guess is required...
                              I dont have the confidence to go for a long ride
                              Don't want to be stranded in the middle of no where AGAIN...
                              I meant more than the normal free play
                              But I would wait what others say....don't worry our RTRs are rough and tough
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                              • #10560
                                To ABS owners: Everytime i hit the rear brake pedal(gradually pressing) i hear a sound from the front Fork. What could it be?
                                I have left my bike at the ASC for its first service. Been quoted 280 bucks for the Oil and about 60 for the Chain lubing.
                                Told them about the issue and they said "Its common. You just have to hit the pedal with less force"

                                Is that normal? I also hear a similar sound when the bike is standstill and when i move the handlebar towards the right/left
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