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What a coincidence, i too upgraded from a scooty pep. One of my friend has the drum version and the difference between drum/disc isnt much but rather on the rider's skill, so congratz on the new bike. However plz follow the running-in guide on this thread so that your bike may run on optimal performance. Rest, ride safe & ride happy.tcOriginally posted by kdevdatta View Post
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Thanks. Will post pics on Monday. Till then just wait and wait...Originally posted by aditya_iyer View PostWhat a coincidence, i too upgraded from a scooty pep. One of my friend has the drum version and the difference between drum/disc isnt much but rather on the rider's skill, so congratz on the new bike. However plz follow the running-in guide on this thread so that your bike may run on optimal performance. Rest, ride safe & ride happy.tc
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Are you sure about this? Ever thought of taking stopping distance and time taken into consideration.Originally posted by aditya_iyer View Postthe difference between drum/disc isnt much
I guess if there "isn't much difference", all the bikes should come with drum brakes.Last edited by prateek2210; 10-24-2013, 11:57 PM.Fare thee well xBhp, All the best for being the biggest name in corporate world
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I myself ride the rd version & ridden the drum version of my friend as well. I am not saying disc brakes are inferior or even at same level as drum brakes but rather towards the rear wheel options since 160 comes wid default disc at front. Also another point was that since he upgraded from a scooty, i dont expect him to drive rashly but rather go on learning curve as i did. Besides i perfectly understand disc brake are a necessity on high speed vehicles but even those cant save a guy if he drives madly/rashly. Of course, you being a senior member have better judgement therefore my statement may be entirety wrongOriginally posted by prateek2210 View PostAre you sure about this? Ever thought of taking stopping distance and time taken into consideration.
I guess if there "isn't much difference", all the bikes should come with drum brakes.
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Since the point here is drum or disc for REAR and not FRONT, it is true that the disc at rear does not add much value.
First thing they teach about in track days is to learn to brake using only front. In fact using both brakes doesnt reduce stopping distance than using only front brake to the maximum. With the disc at rear and that too with TVS tyres, it just locks up quickly
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@aditya_iyer : I still dont believe in the senior-junior thing. It makes me feel that I am getting old
I got what you meant, its just it was pitched in different way in your previous post. All well
@Adarsh_Bk : Yes I do agree, one should prefer 70-30 braking. My post was just to make clear that in panic situations, a bike disc brake would stop easily (conditions apply : like tyre grip)Last edited by prateek2210; 10-25-2013, 12:28 AM.Fare thee well xBhp, All the best for being the biggest name in corporate world
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I realized that when i recently had a nasty accident. Not to mention, i noticed the light from lower dipper of headlight of new apache is less therefore also have to be careful at night though i am thinking of upgrading the bulb to nightracer pro bulbOriginally posted by Adarsh_Bk View PostSince the point here is drum or disc for REAR and not FRONT, it is true that the disc at rear does not add much value.
First thing they teach about in track days is to learn to brake using only front, in fact using both brakes doesnt reduce stopping distance than using only front to the maximum. With the disc at rear and that too with TVS tyres, it just locks up quickly
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Ride safe bro. But I see that you now have Teknik to protect youOriginally posted by aditya_iyer View PostI realized that when i recently had a nasty accident. Not to mention, i noticed the light from lower dipper of headlight of new apache is less therefore also have to be careful at night though i am thinking of upgrading the bulb to nightracer pro bulb
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And even I have heard that the new model reflectors arent as capable as old ones, wonder why they degraded it. You can try 35W Nightracer Plus, I am having it now and the light throw is much farther than stock bulb, had to even adjust the beam so that it wouldnt go too far off! But it is a bit expensive at 500+ bucks.
OK Prateek uncle, we wont call you senior from now onOriginally posted by prateek2210 View Post@aditya_iyer : I still dont believe in the senior-junior thing. It makes me feel that I am getting old
I got what you meant, its just it was pitched in different way in your previous post. All well
@Adarsh_Bk : Yes I do agree, one should prefer 70-30 braking. My post was just to make clear that in panic situations, a bike disc brake would stop easily (conditions apply : like tyre grip)
& of course I knew that you knew that, just wanted to clear the air a bit
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Yup, now i wear my teknic gear whenever i bike. Unfortunately, that night i was going nearby and thought i won't need them but it happened on a road i least expected it ( the pmc was putting some new pipes and dug huge holes near/on road plus shut off the streetlights as well). Its been over 2-3 months yet that the streetlights are still not on & traveling on that road almost gave me creeps. I think among good night riding lamps, these four are bestOriginally posted by Adarsh_Bk View PostRide safe bro. But I see that you now have Teknik to protect you
And even I have heard that the new model reflectors arent as capable as old ones, wonder why they degraded it. You can try 35W Nightracer Plus, I am having it now and the light throw is much farther than stock bulb, had to even adjust the beam so that it wouldnt go too far off! But it is a bit expensive at 500+ bucks.
1.osram nightracer plus
2.Philips xtreme vision
3.bosch plus 90
4.osram nightracer
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Let me come down to B'glore once...you are dead nowOriginally posted by Adarsh_Bk View PostOK Prateek uncle, we wont call you senior from now on
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That's bad man, and nothing you could do about it. I dont understand how can they dig up holes and leave it just like that without any warning boards. Same happens in Blore as well!Originally posted by aditya_iyer View PostYup, now i wear my teknic gear whenever i bike. Unfortunately, that night i was going nearby and thought i won't need them but it happened on a road i least expected it ( the pmc was putting some new pipes and dug huge holes near/on road plus shut off the streetlights as well). Its been over 2-3 months yet that the streetlights are still not on & traveling on that road almost gave me creeps. I think among good night riding lamps, these four are best
1.osram nightracer plus
2.Philips xtreme vision
3.bosch plus 90
4.osram nightracer
And regarding the bulbs you have listed, Only 35W can be used on our bikes, using 60/55W will create problems as the coil doesnt generate enough juice. So NightRacer Plus is the only option. I think the exact price was 550 or 590.
I will report this postOriginally posted by prateek2210 View PostLet me come down to B'glore once...you are dead now
Btw when are changing your religion from TVS to KTM?
No sirs here manOriginally posted by VinayakVerma View PostSir can you pls tell me whether we have to add oil only to outer big filter or we have to add oil to smaller filter seperately ?
You can just apply little bit of oil using your fingers on both the filters. Just a small amount of oil is enough, adding too much will block the air flow.
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Just spent 40k on new cam and another 60k would be spent on lens , plus mom forcing me to get 4 wheels , I guess she is thinking of getting me married soonOriginally posted by Adarsh_Bk View PostI will report this post
Btw when are changing your religion from TVS to KTM?
So in all these I dont know where the orange has vanished.
Btw the Nightracer Plus comes as pair or single bulb can be bought?
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Hehe, good luck avoiding thatOriginally posted by prateek2210 View PostI guess she is thinking of getting me married soon
& congrats on the cam!
It comes as a single bulb, it is made for bikes specifically. Any reason why you are removing the projector? Dont change your profile picture btwOriginally posted by prateek2210 View PostBtw the Nightracer Plus comes as pair or single bulb can be bought?
Removing projector set up by Nov end.
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