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**psych0hans** · 04-07-2012, 02:50 PM

Originally posted by frombiker View Post

Hi Guyz, ordered Ninja on thursday in Hyderabad. Dealer promised me to deliver the bike on Monday.

Does anyone from Hyderabad knows where can i buy the Frame Sliders,Fender Eliminator Kit and Paint Guard/Scratch Guard.

Congrats brother!!! Ride safe...

**psych0hans** · 04-07-2012, 06:01 PM

Completely off topic but... Check out this video on YouTube:

TurboSpoke - the Bicycle Exhaust System - Boys Bike Gadget Toy - YouTube

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**harsha645** · 04-07-2012, 10:32 PM

Originally posted by frombiker View Post

Hi Guyz, ordered Ninja on thursday in Hyderabad. Dealer promised me to deliver the bike on Monday.

Does anyone from Hyderabad knows where can i buy the Frame Sliders,Fender Eliminator Kit and Paint Guard/Scratch Guard.

congrats of booking the best 250cc bike

regarding the frame sliders...etc you cant get them in hyderabad.
you can either order it from indian websites like planetdsg.com,PRS..etc or if you can source it from us then get it from there as it will save $$$

**vkuchhal** · 04-08-2012, 11:21 PM

Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post

Here it is .....

I like it.. let me know the pricing details and where to source it from...

**R-series** · 04-09-2012, 10:16 AM

Originally posted by vkuchhal View Post

I like it.. let me know the pricing details and where to source it from...

Well it's just a set of LED's I got from the local market, had difficulty finding the desired size and frequency of flash. This one is only for 250Rs. used normal wiring and a separate 9V battery under the rear seat.
I also used a plastic sheet to seal the LEDs from water and mud when it'll be used in actual conditions.
I removed the battery when I took it for service and the service supervisor acknowledged and was impressed with the setup. so In total it's less than 300 Rs.

The button is under the right thigh and is connected to the chassis using a couple of fasteners.

**vkuchhal** · 04-09-2012, 12:49 PM

Originally posted by R-series View Post

Well it's just a set of LED's I got from the local market, had difficulty finding the desired size and frequency of flash. This one is only for 250Rs. used normal wiring and a separate 9V battery under the rear seat.
I also used a plastic sheet to seal the LEDs from water and mud when it'll be used in actual conditions.
I removed the battery when I took it for service and the service supervisor acknowledged and was impressed with the setup. so In total it's less than 300 Rs.

The button is under the right thigh and is connected to the chassis using a couple of fasteners.

Thanks for the update... How long is the battery gonna last... i think their can be a setup made so that it is connected in parallel to the rear brake light..

As my bike is about to complete 2years , i think some arrangement can be made and i can go ahead to fiddle with some electricals..

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**R-series** · 04-09-2012, 02:04 PM

Originally posted by vkuchhal View Post

Thanks for the update... How long is the battery gonna last... i think their can be a setup made so that it is connected in parallel to the rear brake light..

As my bike is about to complete 2years , i think some arrangement can be made and i can go ahead to fiddle with some electricals..

.

Well the battery I'm got for this is for 20Rs only. So that's an average battery.
My bike goes out on weekends only and I use the lights at nights only. So it would last a long time for sure. I tried these with normal AA pencil cells aswell and they work absolutely ok.
Worst case scenario - you can connect it to the bikes own battery, I promise if would make any difference to other parts

Moreover, You can use them alongside brake lights, but these would be flashing while the brake light says constant bright. So if you like the concept, you can go ahead with the plan.

**psych0hans** · 04-10-2012, 01:56 AM

Have any of you guys heard of Saferide ABS ? I always thought there was no such thing as an after market abs system...

**R-series** · 04-10-2012, 12:49 PM

anyone has any idea about where can I get thread locker in Delhi.

something like - Threadlockers from Loctite Products | Threadlocking / Mechanical Gasketing | Loctite Adhesives

was replacing the bikes foot pegs with after market rearsets and I need thread lockers to keep them secure.

**JAKRAP** · 04-10-2012, 12:56 PM

Originally posted by R-series View Post

anyone has any idea about where can I get thread locker in Delhi.

something like - Threadlockers from Loctite Products | Threadlocking / Mechanical Gasketing | Loctite Adhesives

was replacing the bikes foot pegs with after market rearsets and I need thread lockers to keep them secure.

@R-series, which brand of rear sets did you get. Did u get it in India or Abroad and the approx cost plz? Been looking for a rear set for quite a long time.

**R-series** · 04-10-2012, 02:17 PM

Originally posted by JAKRAP View Post

@R-series, which brand of rear sets did you get. Did u get it in India or Abroad and the approx cost plz? Been looking for a rear set for quite a long time.

jeofpereira - redirected me to one of his known guys in Bangalore. He sourced it for me (Don't know from where

)

Thanks for that Jeofpereira! (I will thank you again once I post the pics)

Pretty reasonable price. The ones on the internet are for around 20K or so. These ones are way cheaper

Just got them delivered yesterday and working on installation now.
Send me a PM if your interested, i'll forward you the contact details I got from Jeofpereira.

**niranjanvaidya** · 04-10-2012, 02:25 PM

Originally posted by R-series View Post

jeofpereira - redirected me to one of his known guys in Bangalore. He sourced it for me (Don't know from where

)

Thanks for that Jeofpereira! (I will thank you again once I post the pics)

Pretty reasonable price. The ones on the internet are for around 20K or so. These ones are way cheaper

Just got them delivered yesterday and working on installation now.
Send me a PM if your interested, i'll forward you the contact details I got from Jeofpereira.

Im interested..can you PM me the details?

**ronthedon** · 04-12-2012, 07:57 AM

Originally posted by psych0hans View Post

Have any of you guys heard of Saferide ABS ? I always thought there was no such thing as an after market abs system...

As a matter of fact I did remember seeing something like this goforkrp site, but I let it go at that time. I have no idea, how a small addon plug with no sensors that I can see will work, and I seriously doubt if this is a true ABS system.

BTW @psych0hans, I see that you are selling the locally made aftermarket exhausts. Could you give us a review on the performance difference?

**R-series** · 04-12-2012, 08:29 AM

Originally posted by ronthedon View Post

As a matter of fact I did remember seeing something like this goforkrp site, but I let it go at that time. I have no idea, how a small addon plug with no sensors that I can see will work, and I seriously doubt if this is a true ABS system.

BTW @psych0hans, I see that you are selling the locally made aftermarket exhausts. Could you give us a review on the performance difference?

I'm not sure about the one given in this link, but apart from electronic ABS which require sensors, there are mechanical ABS available which instead of sensing the speed of wheel rotation, they by default keep the pads working at a particular frequency, which doesn't allow the brakes to lock.

**hellbreaker46** · 04-12-2012, 08:56 AM

Originally posted by ronthedon View Post

As a matter of fact I did remember seeing something like this goforkrp site, but I let it go at that time. I have no idea, how a small addon plug with no sensors that I can see will work, and I seriously doubt if this is a true ABS system.

Even I saw it on the KRP website. And I remember there was an article on it in Bike India Magazine in which they told it works pretty much well and somehow improved the braking. And it didn't seem to work on the gravel. The price was quoted to be around rs750 and it had no electricals/sensors whatsoever involved.

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