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KRP just makes exhaust for RTR....says the demand is for other commuting Indian manufacture bike......
This calls for old-monk tonight
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Heart-broken
KRP just makes exhaust for RTR....says the demand is for other commuting Indian manufacture bike......
This calls for old-monk tonightFare thee well xBhp, All the best for being the biggest name in corporate world
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I think I'll try it. It should be useful during touring. One good thing about TVS tyres is that they hardly get puncturedOriginally posted by Adarsh_Bk View PostThat is one option
But i would say stick to tube type tyre, why change and lose peace of mind?? In case fixing a puncture is your concern then use a tyre sealant along with the tubes. The sealant is sprayed to the valve of the tube and then inflated. Whenever there is a puncture, the sealant immediately seals the hole thus fixing the puncture automatically 
(You should be able to find this in JC road)
Thanks for the info...
Should be good enough if you don't tour much...Originally posted by susheelkumar View PostYeah that's what..at that time 180 was not the priority for me..ofccourse i luved the white one..
but budget was a problem..yeah even though 5k difference, that money also doesnt come easily... I had gone dual disk Hyperedge & bought it just as it was launched for which I shelled out 75k...
Anyway I'm not going to splash money to change the rims just for the sake of getting more options for tires & going for tubeless.
I feel tube-type will serve my need for now...
I hope those guys were wearing proper gears. I'm definitely switching to tubeless after getting my first salary...Originally posted by huntphani View Post
That's really sad. So, are you planning to get it Joeled or sell it off?Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
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KRP just makes exhaust for RTR....says the demand is for other commuting Indian manufacture bike......
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Yesterday, a weird thing happened to my 160...when i started my bike,it began it's usual self test & the needle kinda got hanged at redline rpm while the digital screen showed everything even when the key was removed. so i opened the battery cover & disconnected the wire with connectors next to battery & voila, the console was back to normal.So, is this something serious as i had just kept the bike in sun for sometime in college & i am also close to the first servicing & am going to give it to TVS SVC people soon.BTW what all changes/things need to be on first servicing including oil change, clutch tightening(my clutch seems to be little loose), air filter change, brake oil,etc PLUS can anyone recommend a good authorized TVS SVC in Pune ?
PS - the 2012 variants are tubeless ones right ?Last edited by aditya_iyer; 04-06-2013, 10:09 PM.A Bike is as good as it's Rider & Vice-verse. Ride Safe, Ride Happy !!!Comment
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Don't worry about the Tacho as long as it doesn't happen frequently.Originally posted by aditya_iyer View Post
Regarding the service, get all those things done that are mentioned in the manual's 'Maintenance Schedule'. BTW, you do not need to change air filter. You'd need to replace engine oil and oil filter. If you're talking about brake bleeding, then there's nothing to worry about it as early as first service as long as both the discs are working fine.
Also, yes. The 2012 160s have tubeless tyres.Comment
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Hello guys i need some help ...it wil be gr8 if some1 can help me a bit... do any1 here owns the latest black/green RTR 180??? i need some pics of the belly pan of your bike ...actually i want to install it on my fz-s but i cant find it anywhere .... n the local mechanics want to see the fitting of the belly pan so i can tell me if i should go ahead and buy the parts...none of my friends have this bike so i wish some1 can help me here with some good pics of it from all side..i only need pics of belly pan fitting nothing else ...and even can i install it on my yamaha fz-s any suggestions guys?im finding a solution for this but still no luck .. THANK YOUComment
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You sure that's a 180? May be 160. Anyone knows if they released new color schemes?Originally posted by Sahil Arsenal Fc View PostComment
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Apache 160 comes in Grey,Green,Yellow,Red in dual tone while Apache 180 comes in Matte grey,black & white with ABS 180 either in black/whiteOriginally posted by evyavan View PostLast edited by aditya_iyer; 04-06-2013, 11:21 PM.A Bike is as good as it's Rider & Vice-verse. Ride Safe, Ride Happy !!!Comment
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Hey guys, I had gone to SVC a few days back to get a couple of things done. The guys proved once again that "you cannot go to TVS SVC only once" I got the fork fluid and brake pads replaced. They did a decent job on the fork fluid. But ever since they changed the brake pads, the acceleration has gone down a bit as the front wheel is not rotating freely. Also, the brake's bite has gone down. The mech said that the pads are rubbing against the surface as they are new and it should be okay after a 100km. He is BSing me right?
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Had the same issue when I changed to RTR pads, press the brake lever gently so that the brakes are dragging and then crack open throttle and ride for a few kms.Motorcycling Experience:
2000 ~ 2017 Y2K Kinetic Zoom (Disposed at 15k)
2011 ~ 2015 Hero Honda Karizma R (Sold at 56.5k)
2013 ~ 2014 Bajaj Discover 100 4G (Sold at 16.5k)
2015 ~ 2017 TVS Wego (Totaled at 18k)
2015 - Bajaj Pulsar 220F (Currently 31k) < Garage Queen!
2017 - Bajaj CT100B (Currently 21k) < 'Golden Quadrilateral' Runner!
The Ride was Good, but Life is short, spend it Wisely!
Adios Comrades!
A.P. 2018Comment
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What he said is true & he is not BSingOriginally posted by pcgamer View PostHey guys, I had gone to SVC a few days back to get a couple of things done. The guys proved once again that "you cannot go to TVS SVC only once" I got the fork fluid and brake pads replaced. They did a decent job on the fork fluid. But ever since they changed the brake pads, the acceleration has gone down a bit as the front wheel is not rotating freely. Also, the brake's bite has gone down. The mech said that the pads are rubbing against the surface as they are new and it should be okay after a 100km. He is BSing me right? I remember my front wheel was way too tight when I got the new pads, which became free in sometime. So chill, nothing to worry.
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Originally posted by ashwinprakas View PostThanks guys. You saved me from some unnecessary workOriginally posted by Adarsh_Bk View PostWhat he said is true & he is not BSing I remember my front wheel was way too tight when I got the new pads, which became free in sometime. So chill, nothing to worry.
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Got a new set of tyres for my beast.. Got a Michelin Pilot Sporty 90/90 for the front & MRF Revz 120/80 for the rear..Now the ride quality is dam good,cornering is simply superb.. As mine is ABS,I had a doubt that a 120/80 would mess the ABS system BUT No tension what so ever,Actually the braking is even better now.. The 120/80 fits perfectly..But the speedo shows a faster speed..
Here are a few pics of the tyres..
Front Tyre..
Rear Tyre..
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Still waiting for positive repliesOriginally posted by Sahil Arsenal Fc View PostAny1 help soon please .!!
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