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  • #7111
    even i faced same problem. i hav experienced the same in 2.4k-4k rpm band.
    clean ur spark plug, loosen the screw under carburetter and let the extra fuel flow out and take out the spark plug and crank ur bike with ignition in OFF position. and refit the plug after cleaning. hope this will help

    my mech once told to make the air fuel mix to rich. i don't know about it..
    hope any1 can help on it.

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    • #7112
      Originally posted by pranav_salieri View Post
      can i fit these angel lights to my RTR180???the shopkeer said its possible but when i went to fit that,one mech said that its impossible beacuse there is no way to place it inside the fairing.i spent 350 bucks for this! is this a waste???
      dude itz possible my friend placed it in his menace.....
      http://https://www.facebook.com/rajesh.mani3

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      • #7113
        Originally posted by pranav_salieri View Post
        can i fit these angel lights to my RTR180???the shopkeer said its possible but when i went to fit that,one mech said that its impossible beacuse there is no way to place it inside the fairing.i spent 350 bucks for this! is this a waste???
        you can see my thread on how to open the rtr reflector and install this angel eye . btw the one you have are actually made for computer fans and so the ccfl ring is not secured in the plastic protective ring and is loose . http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/do-yours...projector.html

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        • #7114
          Long time! And it's high time I do some justice to the Apache thread.

          Apache 7305
          One year and 2 months; On the Odo: 10600kms
          It’s relatively less compared to what I had covered in 6 days(~800kms).
          Around 3750kms were done on ‘rides’.

          A few crashes in my kitty too ranging from me entering the corner too hot and being super fast Jet Li in jabbing the brake lever resulting in wheel lock up/loss in traction to getting knocked down by other riders. Barring a few bruises, I have escaped unhurt.

          Engine oil:
          My Apache runs on Castrol Power 1(15W40). She was on TVS TRU4(10W40) during the running-in period.

          Fuel:
          0-10000kms – Indian oil
          Now – HP (Just to see how good it is!)

          Mileage:
          I stay in a University and get to ride only 2kms one way. My commute gets over even before I ‘wake up’ and my Apache gets warmed up. Usually, I prefer gear shifts at 4000rpm to avoid the vibe zone, resulting in a higher mileage of around 48-52km/L.
          However, when on long distance-blasts, it’s somewhere around 45km/L(Not bad at all!).

          Chain maintenance:
          I periodically clean the chain using diesel(I will shift to kerosene since it's better than diesel. However, it depends on the availibity.) and lubricate with TVS Chain Lubricant TRU Spray. I would update regarding the same along with photos in a few days.

          Following were replaced under warranty:
          Battery
          Starter relay
          Speedo-dial up(?); connects the speedo to the wheel
          Accelerator cable

          Few photos to round off the post:


          Apache 7305 on the Pondicherry harbour, East Coast


          Apache 7305 turns 1!


          Happy revving!
          Last edited by Makky; 06-16-2011, 11:18 PM.

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          • #7115
            ^^^ that does'nt look like year old bike well maintained bike dude!!!!
            10600 in 1year 2months ive completed 9k in 6months
            http://https://www.facebook.com/rajesh.mani3

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            • #7116
              @puneet- will that cause any problem??should i get them changed???

              @makky- lovely pics!!!! 48-52kmpl!thats a well maintained bike!!!

              before i used to 51-52 now i am getting 39-42! once it went down to 31! 39-42 is this figure okay for 80% sane and 20% ripping??

              i always ride in the bike in reserve(most of the times below reserve!!).will riding the bike with above 2.5 liters increase the mileage??

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              • #7117
                Originally posted by rajeshmushtang View Post
                ^^^ that does'nt look like year old bike well maintained bike dude!!!!
                10600 in 1year 2months ive completed 9k in 6months
                Thanks, dude. Well, I do envy bikers who get to ride more. I hope to make it up by riding more on Sundays!

                Originally posted by pranav_salieri View Post
                @makky- lovely pics!!!! 48-52kmpl!thats a well maintained bike!!!

                before i used to 51-52 now i am getting 39-42! once it went down to 31! 39-42 is this figure okay for 80% sane and 20% ripping??

                i always ride in the bike in reserve(most of the times below reserve!!).will riding the bike with above 2.5 liters increase the mileage??
                My philosophy is very simple. Don't push yourself and your machine when both are not ready. I'm comfortable twisting the throttle only after spending 8-10kms on the road. By then, the engine and tyres 'd be warm to understand your needs. Like I said earlier, I hate riding at the vibe zone. Hence, I shift gears at 4000rpm. Mileage goes up, naturally!
                Coming to the fuel issue, I don't think fuel ON/RES 'd make a difference in the mileage unless the fuel itself is of bad quality. It depends more on the maintenance of the bike and your riding style.

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                • #7118
                  Is the rear fender of rtr 180 readily available in Bangalore and what is its price??
                  Last edited by hellbreaker46; 06-17-2011, 12:37 AM.
                  My Stable.....
                  Yamaha Libero G5 (2008-present)
                  Yamaha YZF-R15 (2009-Present)
                  Kawasaki Ninja 250R (2011-Present)

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                  • #7119
                    Damn, thats a very well maintained bike, you sure do love it
                    I read that you got your accelerator wire replaced under warranty, does that mean you got it done for free? Because they charged me when my acc. wire went kaput 2 months back, my bike was 9 months old then.
                    Apache 180

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                    • #7120
                      @Makky

                      Thats a very well maintained bike dude

                      It really shows your care and love for the machine
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                      D.I.Y.s:
                      Service manual & Parts manual for Apache RTR | Tappets Adjustment | Carburetor Tuning | ​Carburetor Cleaning | Clutch Adjustment | Drive Chain Adjustment | Brake Adjustment (Drum)

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                      A surprising 3 days' ride... Delhi-Dehradun-Mussoorie-Delhi!
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                      • #7121
                        Originally posted by saipranav View Post
                        Damn, thats a very well maintained bike, you sure do love it
                        I read that you got your accelerator wire replaced under warranty, does that mean you got it done for free? Because they charged me when my acc. wire went kaput 2 months back, my bike was 9 months old then.
                        Yes, the showroom got it replaced under warranty. The cable used to get 'pulled' and the tachometer 'd read 6500rpm at idle! Unbearable siren to listen!

                        Originally posted by Garry_Menace View Post
                        @Makky

                        Thats a very well maintained bike dude

                        It really shows your care and love for the machine
                        Thanks, mate. As of now, the bike needs a thorough service!

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                        • #7122
                          i ask about the kirrr kirrr sound coming from engine when engine gets hot.the svc is saying that they will open the head to check the sound.
                          dose it ok to open head. bike has only done 11.5k.
                          .................................................

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                          • #7123
                            @abhisek- looks like my friend you are facing the same problem of mine ie tappets! SVC ppl dont do anything

                            AFAIK its not a problem.

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                            • #7124
                              Thats a very well maintained bike ...and the last pic is awesome ...

                              Hope I could maintain it the same way as you have did

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                              • #7125
                                Guys, im getting the new ABS one, what all accesories do i get with the bike, this is my 1st bike..so bit mis-informed in these stuffs ..
                                " Though I RIDE through the VALLEY of Shadow of DEATH, I shall fear No EVIL, For i'm at 200Km/hr and Still REVVING ".

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