Since '02 xBhp is different things to different people. From a close knit national community of bikers to India's only motorcycling lifestyle magazine and a place to make like-minded biker friends. Join us

Castrol Power 1

Red to green – let the cager go first.

Our Partner

Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

Apache RTR/FI

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • sunny aka konkal pulsar

    Originally posted by indianz_alive View Post




    Recently I got cleaning of tappets, throttle body and injector done.
    After that, tappet noise is not that harsh, now its an 'audible clicking' sound.
    Get it done in the next servicing, or under complaint...



    Moreover, to clean the sludge in the engine, try using Bardahl's Engine Klene.
    One bottle for one full-tank petrol. Do it for continuous 1000 Kms, so you would be needing 2 bottles of it. Costs Rs.65 here.



    Thanks man as I also think I need to go for cleaning of tappets and all the thinks on my bike too after that the loud noise will reduce



    Yes man I also feel that my bike is also become a bit sluggish looking forward to do that but is it safe as I think it is fuel additive and is it safe to use in four strock engine?????? and need to change my bike engine oil as from the beginning I am using TVS 4t oil but presently thinking of using motul...............guys any suggestion which one in motul I should I go for and is it safe to use fully synthetic oil.......it is all ready crossed 13000 k.m.mark...........
    Last edited by sunny9830687955; 03-25-2010, 05:16 AM. Reason: some mistake........
    https://www.facebook.com/sunny.banerjee.184

    Comment


    • sunny aka konkal pulsar

      Originally posted by rennycornelius View Post
      The sludge you're mentioning is exactly not the thing which matches to the said word, the engine doesnt need flushing till good 50000-60000 kms,my friends UG3 has done 76500kms without flushing or anything with timely oil changes and when his engine was opened at 53000kms it was new from inside.
      Any suggestion from your side also man as I really a bit upset with my bike's condition shall I go for the flushing process or is it other issue........please help me man
      https://www.facebook.com/sunny.banerjee.184

      Comment


      • Originally posted by rennycornelius View Post
        I wasn't getting time to upload the pics of the changes i've made in my bike, please bear the pics as they have been clicked by Nokia 6600.

        1. R15's front pegs.



        2. Belly Pan removed.



        3. Dry Chain.





        5. R15's rear Pegs.





        6. RTR 180's rear mudguard.






        7. I bolted the side part of the belly pan as the gap between the frame and the silencer pipe was too wide.



        8.Kick Removed.



        9. Leg guard removed.



        The Bike:



        Wow!!!! man you really maintain your bike a lot. How old it is as it looks like new man and how do you keep the chain so much clean ??????
        well maintain bike man and how much the rear 180 mudguard costs as I was also thinking of fitting it.
        https://www.facebook.com/sunny.banerjee.184

        Comment


        • @sunny9830687955:

          Use multiquote option.

          Thanks for the compliment, my bike is one and a half years old.

          About the engine flush stay away from it as much as possible.

          The rear mudguard was for 350 (not sure i forgot) plus the labour for the fiment.
          The Magician"

          Comment


          • rennycornelius hey ur bikes is looking cool but any spe reason why u removed KICK ..? i mean few week's back suddenly my Stock battery DIED on one single and that time Starter Did'nt worked that time in middle of road i've kickstart my Efi..That's the only reason am asking u this Question..!

            Its not enough to know how to twist the throttle; you must have judgement to know when and where to do it.

            Comment


            • Fi comes with a kickstarter? Never knew that!
              Quench my thirst with gasoline!

              Comment


              • Originally posted by Sarvajit View Post
                Fi comes with a kickstarter? Never knew that!
                Yeah, Because TVS didnt have much faith on the reliability of the supplied battery and the starter motor!!

                sigpic

                Comment


                • Originally posted by rennycornelius View Post
                  The sludge you're mentioning is exactly not the thing which matches to the said word, the engine doesnt need flushing till good 50000-60000 kms,my friends UG3 has done 76500kms without flushing or anything with timely oil changes and when his engine was opened at 53000kms it was new from inside.
                  Yes, you may be right. What I wanted to mention was about carbon deposits over piston and walls.

                  Originally posted by chicane1879 View Post
                  Yeah, Because TVS didnt have much faith on the reliability of the supplied battery and the starter motor!!
                  True, even my bike's battery died within 7 months of ownership...
                  Yes....

                  I'm still Alive...

                  Comment


                  • Originally posted by indianz_alive View Post
                    True, even my bike's battery died within 7 months of ownership...
                    Very true sala Warranty khatam hua and dusre din battery gone...
                    Its not enough to know how to twist the throttle; you must have judgement to know when and where to do it.

                    Comment


                    • Originally posted by rennycornelius View Post
                      3. Dry Chain.




                      @renny- what about this dry chain? is it a kind of chain tht attracts minimum dust particles(dry one) or its just ur cleaning efficiency tht matters here!!!
                      BIKING ??? " A RELIGION "

                      Comment


                      • Originally posted by SARAB_FI View Post
                        @renny- what about this dry chain? is it a kind of chain tht attracts minimum dust particles(dry one) or its just ur cleaning efficiency tht matters here!!!
                        It's more about his cleaning efficiency. I wonder if the o-rings remain intact in spite of heat produced by friction.
                        Yes....

                        I'm still Alive...

                        Comment


                        • guys i wanted to place a 17'rear wheel alloy of A180 in my Fi with 110/80 IRC tyre.
                          what can be the pros and cons of this modification.
                          things i hav in my mind are-
                          1. grnd clearance will dec by few cms.
                          2. hav to cut the chain cover for bigger profile(110/80) like A180.

                          as acc to the manual of A180 the swing arm of A180 is longer as compare to rtr160, does this thing effect in neways after rear wheel mods???
                          plz pour in ur suggestions.
                          BIKING ??? " A RELIGION "

                          Comment


                          • Guys, on Tuesday Suzuki came for a promotional event in Tidal Park(Chennai). just wanted to share the some pics from the display , Don't know where to place these pics ,Sorry for posting in RTR's thread .
                            Accidents hurt - safety doesn't
                            Always Wear Helmet While Riding
                            sigpic

                            Comment


                            • Originally posted by abhiwar View Post
                              rennycornelius hey ur bikes is looking cool but any spe reason why u removed KICK ..? i mean few week's back suddenly my Stock battery DIED on one single and that time Starter Did'nt worked that time in middle of road i've kickstart my Efi..That's the only reason am asking u this Question..!
                              The RTR's kick lever is very poorly designed, it looks very bad to me so got rid of that, and if my bike stalls at the middle of road with starter not working, then i will "Dhakka" start it..

                              Originally posted by chicane1879 View Post
                              Yeah, Because TVS didnt have much faith on the reliability of the supplied battery and the starter motor!!


                              Originally posted by SARAB_FI View Post
                              @renny- what about this dry chain? is it a kind of chain tht attracts minimum dust particles(dry one) or its just ur cleaning efficiency tht matters here!!!
                              Originally posted by indianz_alive View Post
                              It's more about his cleaning efficiency. I wonder if the o-rings remain intact in spite of heat produced by friction.
                              Dry chain is nothing but the original chain, cleaned by using kerosene and after that kept that way without any lube whatsoever.

                              I have done almost 800ks this way, the chain never gets that much hot as we think, (i have evn touched the rollers after doing 10kms at speeds of 70-80kmph, and they were "touchable") with no troubles, the chain looks spanking clean everytime too.

                              Originally posted by SARAB_FI View Post
                              guys i wanted to place a 17'rear wheel alloy of A180 in my Fi with 110/80 IRC tyre.
                              what can be the pros and cons of this modification.
                              things i hav in my mind are-
                              1. grnd clearance will dec by few cms.
                              2. hav to cut the chain cover for bigger profile(110/80) like A180.

                              as acc to the manual of A180 the swing arm of A180 is longer as compare to rtr160, does this thing effect in neways after rear wheel mods???
                              plz pour in ur suggestions.
                              By opting a 17" wheel you'll lower the overall gearing by little margin, that'll give you better acceleration in gears but will eat up the top speed and the highest speed attainable in each gear, it can be corrected by shaving off a tooth from the rear sproaket.

                              You dont have to cut the chain cover as their are other members here who are happily running on 110 section tyre without any probs of it rubbing against the chain cover.
                              Last edited by rennycornelius; 03-25-2010, 05:52 PM.
                              The Magician"

                              Comment


                              • Originally posted by rennycornelius View Post
                                I wasn't getting time to upload the pics of the changes i've made in my bike, please bear the pics as they have been clicked by Nokia 6600.

                                1. R15's front pegs.



                                2. Belly Pan removed.



                                3. Dry Chain.





                                5. R15's rear Pegs.





                                6. RTR 180's rear mudguard.






                                7. I bolted the side part of the belly pan as the gap between the frame and the silencer pipe was too wide.



                                8.Kick Removed.



                                9. Leg guard removed.



                                The Bike:

                                Good to see a BRAND new RTR.

                                But, 2 things i did'nt like:
                                1) Running chain dry. What is the point of running chain dry??

                                2) Leg guards removed; I think you have racers skills.

                                Comment

                                Working...
                                X