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Originally posted by Hyperion View PostHow do you apply the the tape? Does it have a special applicator? I ask because, its easy to not stick it properly.Originally posted by rohitraghavan View PostThx JD666.
It should be available at a yamaha showroom in tht case right?? Will they fit also for me or do i need to take it to Bajaj??
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Originally posted by Wolfpack View Postwell it doesn't happen all the time.. But yes most of the time. It happens only from 1-2 and a little lesser noise in 2-3. No issues while down shifting.
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Originally posted by Wolfpack View Postwell it doesn't happen all the time.. But yes most of the time. It happens only from 1-2 and a little lesser noise in 2-3. No issues while down shifting.
I dont think the fall is resulting in this THUD sound. The guilt of having let the bike fall is playing tricks on your mind. The gear shift levers can take any sorts of impacts. They just damag/bend/break/melt and may undergo insANE shape changes but not result in any damage to your gearbox.
Still...good luck with it !
Originally posted by bluevolt View PostAre you serious? Hope you are ok. Sorry to hear that, man.
Not a single drop of blood nor any broken bones on me. Astar is worth it.
It wont hurt to repeat here again : GEAR SAVE LIVES. ALWAYS DON IT
Bottom line : I am fine and dandy,thanks
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when i ride bullet before my bullet was solid condition but i once race with a Ceilo car and my engine size. mechancic say bullet is good bike but no racing. it is good for three people and very powerful.
one day when i become rich i but ducati and then I race with cars. not now.
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Originally posted by TenHut View Post1st to 2nd is the biggest jump. So it is gonna make a THUD sound sometimes.
I dont think the fall is resulting in this THUD sound. The guilt of having let the bike fall is playing tricks on your mind. The gear shift levers can take any sorts of impacts. They just damag/bend/break/melt and may undergo insANE shape changes but not result in any damage to your gearbox.
Still...good luck with it !
I had a marvellous...or should I say miraculous escape. Was wearing Bionic Protection everywhere...kidney belt..knee and shin..back protector..double chest and rib protectors..EVeRYTHING.
Not a single drop of blood nor any broken bones on me. Astar is worth it.
It wont hurt to repeat here again : GEAR SAVE LIVES. ALWAYS DON IT
Bottom line : I am fine and dandy,thanks
..reving the Ninja like a nut while I await my new CBR
Today i tried shifting gears keeping in mind the throttle position. It certainly helped, but still sometimes the THUD stood out in shifting from 1st and 2nd gear.
Maybe I need to learn how to switch gears. WIth my Yamaha RX135 I never bothered.
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Originally posted by Wolfpack View PostDo you wear safety gear all the time? Its a burden while commuting to office. I try riding slow
Today i tried shifting gears keeping in mind the throttle position. It certainly helped, but still sometimes the THUD stood out in shifting from 1st and 2nd gear.
Maybe I need to learn how to switch gears. WIth my Yamaha RX135 I never bothered.
On the CBR as a rule of thumb I wear nothing short of a leather suit or full bionic protection. The CBR cannot be ridden slow
Wolfpack I really think the THUD you are hearing is normal. Closing the throttle helps if you were doing it the wrong way.(not closing it i.e)
Superbikes(considering Ninja a mini one) never have butter smooth shifts.sigpic
when i ride bullet before my bullet was solid condition but i once race with a Ceilo car and my engine size. mechancic say bullet is good bike but no racing. it is good for three people and very powerful.
one day when i become rich i but ducati and then I race with cars. not now.
kamlesh kandaNO PACE TOO SLOW
IF you're at all going to be a respectable rider one day, leave your pride at the "door."
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Originally posted by Wolfpack View PostDo you wear safety gear all the time? Its a burden while commuting to office. I try riding slow
Today i tried shifting gears keeping in mind the throttle position. It certainly helped, but still sometimes the THUD stood out in shifting from 1st and 2nd gear.
Maybe I need to learn how to switch gears. WIth my Yamaha RX135 I never bothered.
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Originally posted by TenHut View PostIf I know I am gonna ride slow on the Ninja then I dont wear the entire gear.
On the CBR as a rule of thumb I wear nothing short of a leather suit or full bionic protection. The CBR cannot be ridden slow
Wolfpack I really think the THUD you are hearing is normal. Closing the throttle helps if you were doing it the wrong way.(not closing it i.e)
Superbikes(considering Ninja a mini one) never have butter smooth shifts.
Slightly offtopic: The Latest BMW1000RR comes with a gear assistant for additional 450 USD can help you change gears without even closing the throttleTry mounting it on the Ninja
Then there would be no thud!!
@Tenhut, A lil post mortem here.. (Not to aggravate any injury but as a matter of fact only)
Whats the damage that ur gear took after the fall..?
What was the speed before impact and how did u manage to escape unscathed on a front-on collision?
Did u jump off the bike before the impact..
If there is a technique to do it please do let us know..
(Just like...u stand (partially) on your footpegs to absorb the shocks if the bike goes over some bump at high speeds.. kind of technique)
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Originally posted by TenHut View Post
Wolfpack I really think the THUD you are hearing is normal. Closing the throttle helps if you were doing it the wrong way.(not closing it i.e)
Superbikes(considering Ninja a mini one) never have butter smooth shifts.
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Originally posted by Hyperion View PostI have quite a different problem with upshifts. Not really a problem actually. But the upshifts are little too smooth, sometimes, there's not enough feedback to know you have shift-up. I guess this will improve as the running increases.
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@ all Ninja owners.....
What mileage are you getting from your machine??"Biking is Divine"
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Originally posted by anmol_1990 View Post@ all Ninja owners.....
What mileage are you getting from your machine??
First 36.66 kmpl, next 33.58
, next 31.03
..Its been gradually decreasing as I increase the speed
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Originally posted by JAKRAP View PostYou guys would kill me if I post these numbers
First 36.66 kmpl, next 33.58
, next 31.03
..Its been gradually decreasing as I increase the speed
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If you ride as if you have stolen the bike and shift only after 11k every time, it would drop to 20 kmpl or so.Never argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and then beat you with experience.
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Originally posted by trustvishwas View PostActually, the figures are quite ok. As you get out of the break in period and start using the bike in your natural form, it would drop to around 25 kmpl.
If you ride as if you have stolen the bike and shift only after 11k every time, it would drop to 20 kmpl or so.
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