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**Aneesh@4GHz** · 07-28-2012, 08:27 PM

Originally posted by satyajitrc View Post

The dealer challenged me that someone has installed PSD with Chain Covers.

Might be possible because there is no need to remove the chain guard in Karizma R to fix Michelin M45.Make sure that the chain guard is fixed in right way otherwise it will rub the tire side wall.

**shivakrish** · 07-29-2012, 12:00 AM

Originally posted by satyajitrc View Post

Finally had gone for look out of Tires. Found the following
Michelin M-62 Tube

for Front for 1900 INR
Pirelli SD Tubeless

for Rear 110/90 X 18 for 3400 INR

The dealer challenged me that someone has installed PSD with Chain Covers.
According to him this is actually slimmer than Michelin M-45.
As a matter of fact I measured it also and looks so.

Reason is M-45 when inflated the outer wall inflates and creates a bulging effect.

i ve got two queries mate..

* whether installing a tube one in front and a tubeles behind isnt a big issue or wat ?!?

* and if at all u r able to install PSD without removing chain covers, pls inform us with ur experience and ride..

**Divya Sharan** · 07-30-2012, 09:55 AM

800 kms, Bangalore-Chennai and back.

Hi friends, I returned after doing a mini Saddlesore yesterday.

800 kms in 22 hours.

I went to Chennai for taking a few things I'd left. Since I was in a hurry, took a few pics. Uploading 6 of them. (rest didn't come out that good.

)

Snapped just before the ton mark.

After hard riding at 100-105 kmph for over 13 kms in a straight line with no bends.

Butt break at night.

Need to practice red-lining. This was taken ~6 sec from 0 kmph.

Another butt break. The steel rails gave ample rest to the butts. lol

Time to return..

Cheers

**veryhiphop** · 07-30-2012, 10:18 AM

Originally posted by satyajitrc View Post

Finally had gone for look out of Tires. Found the following
Michelin M-62 Tube

for Front for 1900 INR
Pirelli SD Tubeless

for Rear 110/90 X 18 for 3400 INR

The dealer challenged me that someone has installed PSD with Chain Covers.
According to him this is actually slimmer than Michelin M-45.
As a matter of fact I measured it also and looks so.

Reason is M-45 when inflated the outer wall inflates and creates a bulging effect.
Though have not purchased it but would do so next week.
Hi Friends please enlighten me more if I am wrong.

But definnitely M-62 is better than Sirac Street for Front since I am already using it.

Have you changed the tires?

**satyajitrc** · 07-30-2012, 11:16 AM

Originally posted by shivakrish View Post

i ve got two queries mate..

* whether installing a tube one in front and a tubeles behind isnt a big issue or wat ?!?

* and if at all u r able to install PSD without removing chain covers, pls inform us with ur experience and ride..

Shiva,
Will try to make the Front Tubeless but a Tube is also not a big issue for me.
Have never faced a puncture in FRONT with Stock Tubeless MRF or M-62 till now after 28200 Kms!!!
Currently using M-45 & M-62 both on Tubes after 9500 Kms.

Originally posted by veryhiphop View Post

Have you changed the tires?

Not yet but will be doing very soon.

**VKS** · 07-30-2012, 07:32 PM

When should be the first free service?

Hi guys,

Pls tell me when should be the first free servicing done for ZMR (kms?). I could not find the info in manual

.
I got my ZMR last friday (30th July) and did a run till 280kms as of now.

I vaguely remember there was a lady standing at the showroom's exit collecting some feedbacks, she said come back for 1st servicing at 300-400kms !
(I was too engrossed with my new ZMR, and I didn't notice her much

)

**Above_All** · 07-30-2012, 08:36 PM

Originally posted by satyajitrc View Post

Found the following
Michelin M-62 Tube

for Front for 1900 INR

What is size ? 100 or 110 & is it available or old stock ?

Originally posted by Divya Sharan View Post

Hi friends, I returned after doing a mini Saddlesore yesterday.

800 kms in 22 hours.

Cheers

Good ride Divya .

Originally posted by VKS View Post

Hi guys,

Pls tell me when should be the first free servicing done for ZMR (kms?).

In between 500 to 700 km , check on service cupon in owner manual .

**Divya Sharan** · 07-31-2012, 12:58 AM

Originally posted by VKS View Post

Hi guys,

Pls tell me when should be the first free servicing done for ZMR (kms?). I could not find the info in manual

.

Check at the back of the manual wherein it has service history column.
1st @ 500 km, then every 2K kms thereafter.

Guys, have a look at the video.
The RVM issue is giving me headaches. Despite changing the hub and the washers and tightening, it comes out loose daily.

It comes loose around the 40 sec mark.

ZMR_RVM_Issue

**psr** · 07-31-2012, 10:03 AM

Originally posted by Divya Sharan View Post

The RVM issue is giving me headaches. Despite changing the hub and the washers and tightening, it comes out loose daily.
It comes loose around the 40 sec mark.

While tightening the bolts apply a bit of fevibond,or some rubber based adhesive to the tip and tighten...the screw will not become loose .Never apply Fevi-Quick or other fast setting cyanoacrylate adhesive

**vishnurajanme** · 07-31-2012, 10:47 AM

Hi,

My ZMR does not start at the first push of the start button each and every time. I am from kerala, and here the climate is moderate. So it is not because of the climatic conditions? The one I own is only 2 months old. Even during night time when the high beam is on, if I am pressing the horn button, the headlight will be dim by a slight level, even if the engine is on. Is it a battery issue? I do not wanna lie on road. Please help me.

**shivakrish** · 07-31-2012, 11:16 PM

Originally posted by satyajitrc View Post

Shiva,
Will try to make the Front Tubeless but a Tube is also not a big issue for me.
Have never faced a puncture in FRONT with Stock Tubeless MRF or M-62 till now after 28200 Kms!!!
Currently using M-45 & M-62 both on Tubes after 9500 Km

ok bro.. anyways y not replace front tyre with stock one itself !?

**veryhiphop** · 08-01-2012, 10:47 AM

Originally posted by vishnurajanme View Post

Hi,

My ZMR does not start at the first push of the start button each and every time. I am from kerala, and here the climate is moderate. So it is not because of the climatic conditions? The one I own is only 2 months old. Even during night time when the high beam is on, if I am pressing the horn button, the headlight will be dim by a slight level, even if the engine is on. Is it a battery issue? I do not wanna lie on road. Please help me.

Check with SVC...may be an issue of starter relay...

**satyajitrc** · 08-01-2012, 11:40 AM

Originally posted by shivakrish View Post

ok bro.. anyways y not replace front tyre with stock one itself !?

Yes that could be likely if the Michelin M-62 endeavor fails.
Although M-62 is definitely a

better TIRE for sure!!!
With better Road grip and an all rounder. even fantastic on WET surface.

**sandip_aeie** · 08-01-2012, 03:44 PM

My ZmR.. My LiFe...

Here Are Some Pics Of My ZMR...

**vishnurajanme** · 08-01-2012, 04:47 PM

Originally posted by veryhiphop View Post

Check with SVC...may be an issue of starter relay...

Hi bro, What about the dimming of the headlight when horn is blown? Is it common to all ZMRs?

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