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**n4speed** · 06-13-2012, 12:45 PM

Originally posted by Iceman_1 View Post

Ok... But will the throw of a 4000k chinese HID and a 4000k HID of Philips/Osram will be the same ?

Before installing these chinese HID from a local shops,They are not reliable in any manner and can go Kaput at anytime and damaging your electrical system also.As far these Philips is concerned if its suits your budget you can go for it. but its better to opt for a 65/55w H4 bulbs like the Osram Nightbreaker or Philips.

**n4speed** · 06-13-2012, 12:46 PM

Originally posted by susheelkumar View Post

Hey dude..I hope you are not nuts to post this stuff here..Mistakes do happen & if you did it unknowingly please delete it from this Thread as whatever video you are posting is completely Off the topic. I found that you have posted only twice & one is here & the other on in FZ-16 thread, both the bikes which are not even listed in the heading of the video. Also there is not even a comparison with any of the bikes mentioned in the header in this video. All I see a fellow riding bike mayb in 90's or just 100...thats it..nothing else...I dont see anything to claim horribly fast here...So it will be great if you could remove this OT post from both the threads...By the way you can post driving prowess in this link http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/motorcyc...-220-dtsi.html

I hope you will understand & do the changes..Take it light dude..

Hes Just trolling here,i hope the MODs delete the post

**Iceman_1** · 06-13-2012, 01:41 PM

Originally posted by n4speed View Post

Before installing these chinese HID from a local shops,They are not reliable in any manner and can go Kaput at anytime and damaging your electrical system also.As far these Philips is concerned if its suits your budget you can go for it. but its better to opt for a 65/55w H4 bulbs like the Osram Nightbreaker or Philips.

Thanks for the advice Sir

Will go for a 65/55w H4 bulbs like the Osram Nightbreaker or Philips

**kantu** · 06-13-2012, 07:01 PM

Yesterday night they were repaving the road. And while spraying Tar on road even my bike which I park near the gate(behind the gate inside my house) got sprayed

I tried washing it with normal detergents but it didnt go ! Now what to do ! Really pissed off !!! Black dots all over the bike !

**susheelkumar** · 06-13-2012, 07:18 PM

Originally posted by kantu View Post

Yesterday night they were repaving the road. And while spraying Tar on road even my bike which I park near the gate(behind the gate inside my house) got sprayed

I tried washing it with normal detergents but it didnt go ! Now what to do ! Really pissed off !!! Black dots all over the bike !

Try Kerosene..Though I'm not pretty sure about this but I have strong feeling it can solve the issue..try some drops in a cloth and wipe only on the black dots & not the surrounding parts because I dont know whether it will effect the painting.

**shahbaz63** · 06-13-2012, 10:07 PM

Happy Got my Apache new beast TOday

**lijok** · 06-13-2012, 10:16 PM

Originally posted by kantu View Post

Yesterday night they were repaving the road. And while spraying Tar on road even my bike which I park near the gate(behind the gate inside my house) got sprayed

I tried washing it with normal detergents but it didnt go ! Now what to do ! Really pissed off !!! Black dots all over the bike !

Petrol! Use a soft brush and petrol to clean the tar away. Diesel and kerosene also works but don't dissolve tar as fast as petrol....

**rocker** · 06-13-2012, 11:18 PM

Originally posted by shahbaz63 View Post

Happy Got my Apache new beast TOday

So details n pics plzzz

**julianpaul** · 06-14-2012, 07:59 AM

Originally posted by kantu View Post

Yesterday night they were repaving the road. And while spraying Tar on road even my bike which I park near the gate(behind the gate inside my house) got sprayed

I tried washing it with normal detergents but it didnt go ! Now what to do ! Really pissed off !!! Black dots all over the bike !

All these fuels are solvents and are capable of damaging the paint by the time they start working to remove the tar.

Use WD-40, it's an awesome penetrant and will take effect much quicker than petrol etc. As soon as it dislodges the tar bit, give it a rub to remove the surrounding stain and then immediately wash off with water and soap. Even wd-40 hs some kerosene components, so don't leave it on paint work for more time than required.

**vivekgautams** · 06-14-2012, 10:17 AM

Originally posted by kantu View Post

Yesterday night they were repaving the road. And while spraying Tar on road even my bike which I park near the gate(behind the gate inside my house) got sprayed

I tried washing it with normal detergents but it didnt go ! Now what to do ! Really pissed off !!! Black dots all over the bike !

I'v faced a similar problem of tar sticking on the bike..Just use Kerosine and a soft cloth. It will remove the tar easily. Use kerosine to save the petrol, if you don't have kerosine use Petrol but wipe the bike faster..

**shahbaz63** · 06-14-2012, 10:44 AM

My Beast 180 ABS got delivered Today

I am not sure how to post pics here :/ Any help , When i am clickin on that add Picture button its asking me for link :/

Sorry again sounding noob here

**harishmenace** · 06-14-2012, 11:41 AM

Originally posted by shahbaz63 View Post

My Beast 180 ABS got delivered Today

I am not sure how to post pics here :/ Any help , When i am clickin on that add Picture button its asking me for link :/

Sorry again sounding noob here

Upload your pics onlie photo sharing sites like picasa, flickr.. and post the link.(make sure you make them public)

**prateek2210** · 06-14-2012, 12:39 PM

Originally posted by shahbaz63 View Post

My Beast 180 ABS got delivered Today

I am not sure how to post pics here :/ Any help , When i am clickin on that add Picture button its asking me for link :/

Sorry again sounding noob here

This might help

xBhp.com : The Global Indian Biking Community

http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/coffee-lounge-off-topic-discussion/7000-uploading-pictures-xbhp-tutorial.html

**Iceman_1** · 06-14-2012, 01:02 PM

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Hey Bro.. I have been facing a problem with my rear breaks for the last 1 month.. Whenever i jam the breaks there is a loud noise coming from it (similar to the sound when you apply breaks on a cycle). The have taken my bike to the service center for 3 times and they have opened and cleaned my break pads all the three times, the sound starts coming after riding a kilomteres.. The sound is very irritating and ill be showing the bike again this weekend and the biggest problem is that the service centre guys are not even able to give a proper solution for it.. The bike has done 4.6k and the sound has been coming when it was around 3k on the oddo.. Hope there is no issue with the break pads

**prateek2210** · 06-14-2012, 01:19 PM

Originally posted by Iceman_1 View Post

Hey Bro.. .. Hope there is no issue with the break pads

When was the last time the break shoes were changed (if done) ? And has the svc thoroughly pressure washed it after installing it again.

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