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How much did it cost by the way?
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Mithun
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I will be coming back home in a few weeks. Let me see if I can stop at Thrissur and see. Thanks Vinbex.
How much did it cost by the way?
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I meant automobile shops .LOL. Didnt know about the 180* degree thing.Originally posted by Mithungo View PostI did check out a local shop (By auto you meant automobile and not rickshaw right?
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The bulbs over there had the 180* holders, so didn't buy. Have ordered two LEDs from amazon - supposed to be plug and play.
Where exactly is the shop you bought it?
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Mithun
Got it in Thrissur, Kerala.Leave a comment:
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I did check out a local shop (By auto you meant automobile and not rickshaw right?Originally posted by vinbex View Post )
The bulbs over there had the 180* holders, so didn't buy. Have ordered two LEDs from amazon - supposed to be plug and play.
Where exactly is the shop you bought it?
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I just replaced them with a similar looking one I found in local Auto shop. The shape was slightly different, but fit perfectly and worked.Originally posted by Mithungo View Post
Sorry, I dont remember the name. Did you try taking it to a local shop and asking for a similar one?Leave a comment:
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Any idea on alternate indicator bulbs? (Stock ones are costly)
Ninja uses a PHILIPS 12093 RY10W 12V bulb.. Not the usual one used for Indian bikes. The holders are 150 degrees apart rather than 180.
I have heard thats Vespa's use the same bulbs. No luck online though. As of now my left back indicator is solid and left front is kaput when I use the indicator.
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That’s fantastic!! Thanks for the valuable information! But how about shipping the product?Originally posted by WindPacer View PostLeave a comment:
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Pretty reasonable, may be a slight above the showroom rate. The best thing being, all required spares/parts if not in stock can be sourced within a max time frame of 7-10 days unlike the SC waiting periods of 1-3 months.Originally posted by rreneav1987 View Post
ATGATT !!!
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Do they price em reasonably? or do they charge any additional charge?Originally posted by WindPacer View PostLeave a comment:
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[MENTION=47363]Mithungo[/MENTION] For any spares or parts related with Kawasaki or in fact any Superbike... you can contact the undersigned company.
Check out their FB page - https://www.facebook.com/BikeMoksha
ATGATT !!!
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Update: Kawasaki has opened the service center in Jayanagar, Bangalore.
Address: Ground Floor, 27th Cross Rd, 7th Block, Yediyur, Jayanagar
Spares are unfortunately out of stock..Leave a comment:
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kawasaki ninja starting problem
i have a kawasaki ninja 250r and i have maintained it very well but after bajaj and kawasaki tied up broke things become a night mare as im from north east india. spares became a burden for me. the engine gave me a humming sound and a bajaj mechanic told me that it is cam chain tensioner problem. i called kawasaki kolkata nearest dealer from imphal for around three months about spares parts shipping the manager told met send a mail and i did and from that moment he did not answed my call. i complained kawasaki official website but no help. the bike is very weak to start in the morning but it runs fine after driving for 5mins what could be the problem. battery is new one. i find a manual cam chain tensioner in aliexpress for 250r should i install the manual one in my 250r.also is it because of the valves clearance the bike have starting problemsLeave a comment:
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Yes. Six years for mine as well. Never been to the service centre except for the routine services. Stock parts are expensive, but there are a lot of alternatives. As you've said, there are no tech stuff, but everytime it revvs past 5k RPM, I forget all that! Still puts a smile on my face every single time.Originally posted by Mithungo View PostMy 250 is now 6 years old. No mechanical issues yet.
But consumables like chain\sprockets\tyres are pretty costly - and god forbid you crash.
The equipment levels are also not as good as the Dominar (it is a newer bike after all) No ABS, fuel level indicator.
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