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  • #3031
    Originally posted by n_aditya View Post
    I guess DSG is selling these sliders too. No idea how good they are mate. The only way to find out is by testing its crash worthiness which is not the best way.

    If i understand the construction of this slider, there is no main bolt that goes through the engine housing. It only is fixed onto the frame via the metal brackets. How strong they are is what even I am curious to know. In a crash it might survive and protect the fairings but on the other hand, it might disintegrate and even crack the fairing.

    There is a member on team bhp with the ID - balenopower. He has a black ninja and just got these sliders. Try sending him a PM for more info.
    frame slider protects the frame and no so much the fairings!!
    RINGADINGDOO!!!!

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    • #3032
      thanx

      Originally posted by rajivenky View Post
      check the swing arm or the manual for brigestone and dunlop tire specs
      Thanx Rajiv......
      hero honda pleasure (for bringing vegetables)
      p150 classic (for R & D)
      M800 (reach office on time when getting late)
      SWift (commuting 100+ kms in NCR traffic)
      CIVIC (business meetings)

      KAWASAKI NINJA "to have best moments of my life"

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      • #3033
        Motorcycle Ownership Experiences

        Originally posted by poor_guy_despobiker View Post
        at last finally after all these years of waiting i have finally got my NINJA (black )....cant tell you the feeling i have been through last two days ........and as they say ....it can be only felt and cant be describe .......killed all my savings, almost thrown out of home by DAD and lots more ........people can you help me with following by giving name of concerned person or any link .
        I am based in faridabad ...thats the beauty of haryana .......total cost 2.83 lakhs.

        Any good mechanic for ninja in NCR .

        after IRC (they are extra soft ) can any other tire be fit in??

        would appreciate guidance from some fellow biker.

        Welcome to the club buddy....

        I envy you on the cost part....

        For the tires, i was able to find out the bridgestone BT 045 and BT 003, chk those for details...
        RIP Marco

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        • #3034
          Originally posted by poor_guy_despobiker View Post
          total cost 2.83 lakhs.

          Any good mechanic for ninja in NCR .
          Awesome dude. Congrats. Best part is you saved close to 40k on the bike. Here in blore the ninja costs around 3.2 Lacs on road.

          Why are you looking for a mechanic for the ninja. Isnt there a Bajaj service station which is equipped to service the ninja in your city?

          Originally posted by rajivenky View Post
          frame slider protects the frame and no so much the fairings!!
          Frame sliders also protect the fairings in the event of a fall. Most of them are installed to protect these fiber/plastic bits.

          I've not heard of fairing sliders though.
          ATGATT - Because hospital ceilings are boring !!!

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          • #3035
            Originally posted by n_aditya View Post
            Frame sliders also protect the fairings in the event of a fall. Most of them are installed to protect these fiber/plastic bits.

            I've not heard of fairing sliders though.
            There crash bobbins/frame sliders for it. which Abhisek(FieroF2 for xbhp) & Balenopower(for T-bhp) has put in.

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            • #3036
              Originally posted by n_aditya View Post
              I guess DSG is selling these sliders too. No idea how good they are mate. The only way to find out is by testing its crash worthiness which is not the best way.

              If i understand the construction of this slider, there is no main bolt that goes through the engine housing. It only is fixed onto the frame via the metal brackets. How strong they are is what even I am curious to know. In a crash it might survive and protect the fairings but on the other hand, it might disintegrate and even crack the fairing.

              There is a member on team bhp with the ID - balenopower. He has a black ninja and just got these sliders. Try sending him a PM for more info.
              That would be me . Found them to be pretty good.
              My life revolves around wheels..Zigwheels!

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              • #3037
                Originally posted by n_aditya View Post
                Awesome dude. Congrats. Best part is you saved close to 40k on the bike. Here in blore the ninja costs around 3.2 Lacs on road.

                Why are you looking for a mechanic for the ninja. Isnt there a Bajaj service station which is equipped to service the ninja in your city?



                Frame sliders also protect the fairings in the event of a fall. Most of them are installed to protect these fiber/plastic bits.

                I've not heard of fairing sliders though.
                naa man ...i still dont know yet but the way they have responded on phone regarding to some queries on phone and they keep transferring it to another person and give execuses to call me back on some queris regarding heating and needle reaching H and other ...... i m doubtfull that i will have to look for some good mechanic .


                and hey kuchhal there thanks for the advice on the tires ...
                hero honda pleasure (for bringing vegetables)
                p150 classic (for R & D)
                M800 (reach office on time when getting late)
                SWift (commuting 100+ kms in NCR traffic)
                CIVIC (business meetings)

                KAWASAKI NINJA "to have best moments of my life"

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                • #3038
                  Originally posted by tvs fiero f2 View Post
                  That would be me . Found them to be pretty good.
                  Nice to see you here as well dude.

                  Could you please let us know how these were installed on the bike? I mean is there a bolt that goes through the engine mount or so or is it just bolted to the frame?

                  Originally posted by poor_guy_despobiker View Post
                  naa man ...i still dont know yet but the way they have responded on phone regarding to some queries on phone and they keep transferring it to another person and give execuses to call me back on some queris regarding heating and needle reaching H and other
                  Well you gotta complain to Bajaj. Your manual has a customer service number. Call them and see what happens.

                  I had a minor issue during one of my visits and the manager of the Probiking center was pretty responsive when i complained.
                  ATGATT - Because hospital ceilings are boring !!!

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                  • #3039
                    Originally posted by n_aditya View Post

                    Could you please let us know how these were installed on the bike? I mean is there a bolt that goes through the engine mount or so or is it just bolted to the frame?
                    +1 to that... also how much did you pay for them?

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                    • #3040
                      Originally posted by poor_guy_despobiker View Post
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                      Any good mechanic for ninja in NCR .
                      If you have to to go to some other place, then may I suggest KRP?

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                      • #3041
                        [QUOTE=n_aditya;460115]Nice to see you here as well dude.

                        Could you please let us know how these were installed on the bike? I mean is there a bolt that goes through the engine mount or so or is it just bolted to the frame?



                        frankly speaking i did not see the guy fix it, by the time i gave it to him and left to get a bottle of water, the fairing was already open. and there was less space so cudnt really go in and see what was happening. Cost me 6k.
                        My life revolves around wheels..Zigwheels!

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                        • #3042
                          Originally posted by tvs fiero f2 View Post
                          That would be me . Found them to be pretty good.
                          Hey! i'm also looking out to getting the bobbins... really nice of you to put a pic of them...
                          did u get any other after market products? like the rear hugger?!
                          Last edited by The Celebrity; 07-14-2010, 10:25 PM.
                          To be The Best, You got to beat The Celebrity...
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                          • #3043
                            Originally posted by n_aditya View Post
                            I guess DSG is selling these sliders too. No idea how good they are mate. The only way to find out is by testing its crash worthiness which is not the best way.

                            If i understand the construction of this slider, there is no main bolt that goes through the engine housing. It only is fixed onto the frame via the metal brackets. How strong they are is what even I am curious to know. In a crash it might survive and protect the fairings but on the other hand, it might disintegrate and even crack the fairing.

                            There is a member on team bhp with the ID - balenopower. He has a black ninja and just got these sliders. Try sending him a PM for more info.
                            I got these installed last Saturday. The brackets are attached to the body using two bolts that are actually engine mount points. Existing bolts used for mounting the engine are replaced with a slightly longer one to attach the bracket. Quality of the hardware is good. And the installation is clean. You can easily remove the slider ( if you don't like it ) later without opening the fairing.

                            I think it will withstand small falls. Not sure about a high speed crash.

                            The fitting should be done by a professional with good tools, with bike on a proper stand. Also good idea to support the engine from bottom, when removing bolts.

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                            • #3044
                              Originally posted by ark View Post
                              I got these installed last Saturday.
                              Nice. looking forward to seeing them on Sunday.

                              What color did u get? Black or Green?
                              ATGATT - Because hospital ceilings are boring !!!

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                              • #3045
                                i might be putting up the ninja for sale. Got my eyes on something. Lemme know if anyone interested. Bike is in gurgaon for checking out. done 3200 kms in 9 months of ownership, HR registered, faridabad.


                                My offerings to the gods of speed -

                                - KTM Duke 200
                                - Yamaha RXZ 5 speed


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