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  • #11461
    Originally posted by shahbaz63 View Post
    It wasn't coz of Braking

    Actually on both ocassion i was under 40 .. this time one Taxi came & tries to change lane without indicator despite of 3-4 horns he didnt realise i am on right side...

    we both touched each other twice braked ... & I fall (Thanks nothing happens to me but white Devil got injured )
    Still Waiting for iNputs for Second servicing Nybody ?
    thats bad but still u can get the devil back ship shape right??? guess it doesnt atter how safe we ride .. there are always those clumsy reckless drivers out there who doesnt give a damn about others on the road or their own safety for sake.

    how did the tank get a dent??? didnt the crash guard help at all??? ( i know its rather smaller than the one on older ones...which i am scared too.. cause i cant afford a fall from my pegasus )
    Just your friendly neighborhood panda. @thebigfatlazypanda

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    • #11462
      Dent happened not because of Crash but because of one foolish moron Punches on it, to show his strength

      Despite being covered below my Building moron does some strange things huh!~!
      Pride & Prejudice: Ladakh Ride,

      Ride To Raajmachi - Highway, Off Roading, Tent fire & Dhamaal

      Madness in Rajasthan - Travelogue      www.facebook.com/shahbaz008

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      • #11463
        hiii my reaperpegasus jus had her first service last friday.
        Is it just me or that the guys at SVC drained almost a litre of petrol i had left in her when i gave her for the service.

        but still i was testing her for mileage for the last two days. reserve to reserve method.

        reserve-Filled for 250-reserve
        got about 158 Km on trip. and 250 s about 3.5 litres

        so i guess shes returning about 45Kmpl. that too with some sporty(rev happy) riding and sane riding.

        kept about max 60Kmph(solo) on sane riding. and went upto 105Kmph(with a pillion) on the other part. Cooled off the engine and bike for 5-10 mins after each burst.

        I dont know wether the numbers are okay for the machine or should i ask the SVC to tuneup the engine?
        Just your friendly neighborhood panda. @thebigfatlazypanda

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        • #11464
          Originally posted by vishnu.leo View Post
          hiii my reaperpegasus jus had her first service last friday.
          Is it just me or that the guys at SVC drained almost a litre of petrol i had left in her when i gave her for the service.

          but still i was testing her for mileage for the last two days. reserve to reserve method.

          reserve-Filled for 250-reserve
          got about 158 Km on trip. and 250 s about 3.5 litres

          so i guess shes returning about 45Kmpl. that too with some sporty(rev happy) riding and sane riding.

          kept about max 60Kmph(solo) on sane riding. and went upto 105Kmph(with a pillion) on the other part. Cooled off the engine and bike for 5-10 mins after each burst.

          I dont know wether the numbers are okay for the machine or should i ask the SVC to tuneup the engine?
          The SVC guys may have used the petrol for cleaning the air filter as well as cleaning their hands after servicing. Though, the SVC people here don't do that, but I've seen a lot of mechanics doing that.

          And about the mileage, on getting 45kmpl from the beast you should be more than happy
          Last edited by Garry_Menace; 07-24-2012, 03:12 AM.
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          • #11465
            Originally posted by Garry_Menace View Post
            The SVC guys may have used the petrol for cleaning the air filter as well as cleaning their hands after servicing. Though, the SVC people here doesn't do that, but I've seen a lot of mechanics doing that.

            And about the mileage, on getting 45kmpl from the beast you should be more than happy
            thanks garry. im more than happy with the mileage as i was expecting around 35 from the mill.
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            • #11466
              You are getting good mileage
              Pride & Prejudice: Ladakh Ride,

              Ride To Raajmachi - Highway, Off Roading, Tent fire & Dhamaal

              Madness in Rajasthan - Travelogue              www.facebook.com/shahbaz008

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              • #11467
                Originally posted by vishnu.leo View Post
                hiii my reaperpegasus jus had her first service last friday.
                Is it just me or that the guys at SVC drained almost a litre of petrol i had left in her when i gave her for the service.

                but still i was testing her for mileage for the last two days. reserve to reserve method.

                reserve-Filled for 250-reserve
                got about 158 Km on trip. and 250 s about 3.5 litres

                so i guess shes returning about 45Kmpl. that too with some sporty(rev happy) riding and sane riding.

                kept about max 60Kmph(solo) on sane riding. and went upto 105Kmph(with a pillion) on the other part. Cooled off the engine and bike for 5-10 mins after each burst.

                I dont know wether the numbers are okay for the machine or should i ask the SVC to tuneup the engine?
                Logtech/ Anton ??
                It's not about the RIDE. It's about HOW YOU ride :]

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                • #11468
                  Originally posted by jsg View Post
                  Logtech/ Anton ??
                  ANTON

                  where do you give for service??? i was thinking of either gving it in attingal or kochi(when i go home)
                  Just your friendly neighborhood panda. @thebigfatlazypanda

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                  • #11469
                    Tomorrow Second servicing time, Lots of work to be done .. Ohh GoD


                    Luck me Best :P oo000pppsss
                    Pride & Prejudice: Ladakh Ride,

                    Ride To Raajmachi - Highway, Off Roading, Tent fire & Dhamaal

                    Madness in Rajasthan - Travelogue                    www.facebook.com/shahbaz008

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                    • #11470
                      even i had bought my bike there. u do one thing, check out logtech. Its not very good still btr than anton. In the past one yr, i have learnt this lesson
                      It's not about the RIDE. It's about HOW YOU ride :]

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                      • #11471
                        Originally posted by jsg View Post
                        even i had bought my bike there. u do one thing, check out logtech. Its not very good still btr than anton. In the past one yr, i have learnt this lesson
                        the thing i hate around here is that we have to book a timeslot dumb SVCs
                        Just your friendly neighborhood panda. @thebigfatlazypanda

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                        • #11472
                          No idea abt dealers/svc in attingal/kochi.
                          I have started doing certain things myself. And sometimes our local mechanics are the best. Its just that you have to get the good ones
                          It's not about the RIDE. It's about HOW YOU ride :]

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                          • #11473
                            How much is ur ODO ? Any issues?
                            It's not about the RIDE. It's about HOW YOU ride :]

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                            • #11474
                              Originally posted by jsg View Post
                              No idea abt dealers/svc in attingal/kochi.
                              I have started doing certain things myself. And sometimes our local mechanics are the best. Its just that you have to get the good ones
                              local mechs are good...actually my friend who has an RTR180 himself gives it them for works. cheaper too
                              Just your friendly neighborhood panda. @thebigfatlazypanda

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                              • #11475
                                Originally posted by jsg View Post
                                How much is ur ODO ? Any issues?
                                almost 800Km ...
                                not that much issues...though there were minor hiccups...like loose nuts, squeaky sounds..but all that got okay after her first service.
                                making her first >200km trip tomorrow. to kochi
                                Just your friendly neighborhood panda. @thebigfatlazypanda

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