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33K's is high time for the clutch plates, if they're not gone now they've surely lost their charm, so get them changed.
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thanks ..today i went to SVC and they told me 600rs for clutch plates change..is this cost correctOriginally posted by rennycornelius View Post
..? and plz put some light on fork oil ka funda..
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Originally posted by abhiwar View Post1>hey guys it might sound dumb but my bike is now 30k+ old and i've never changed bike fork Oil . Few days back i asked SVC mech to change the oil but he said fork are working/looking OK so no need to change fork oil But still i need to Clear my mind so Kindly tell me do i need to change fork oil..?
2> Do i need to change bikes clutch plates before Leh Ride as am planning to leave in mid june. Bike is running fine and there is absolute no drop in pickup or top end .
Bike Details > RTR EFI 31300kms old
@satish and renny :- i've got FZ's front tire for my RTR's front..
sad part is i lost photo link .33K without a fork oil change is just too much! Fork oil needs change evry 10K kms... Beyond which it looses its viscosity and the volume decreasesOriginally posted by abhiwar View Postthanks ..today i went to SVC and they told me 600rs for clutch plates change..is this cost correct..? and plz put some light on fork oil ka funda..Democracy is when 2 wolves and a sheep meet to decide who is for dinner. Liberty is when the sheep has a gun.Comment
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Even i was thinking same but every time i go for service and ask for fork oil change SVC mech says sir there is no need to change fork oil and all...BSOriginally posted by Aparajith View Post
well thanks today only i'll do oil change... thans for such fast reply...sir
Its not enough to know how to twist the throttle; you must have judgement to know when and where to do it.Comment
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Clutch plates yes... (My RTR is about 39K now without the change in clutch plates, I am a bit confused as its as crisp as ever!) but I will still change em before getting lehied!Originally posted by abhiwar View Post1>hey guys it might sound dumb but my bike is now 30k+ old and i've never changed bike fork Oil . Few days back i asked SVC mech to change the oil but he said fork are working/looking OK so no need to change fork oil But still i need to Clear my mind so Kindly tell me do i need to change fork oil..?
2> Do i need to change bikes clutch plates before Leh Ride as am planning to leave in mid june. Bike is running fine and there is absolute no drop in pickup or top end .
Bike Details > RTR EFI 31300kms old
@satish and renny :- i've got FZ's front tire for my RTR's front..sad part is i lost photo link .
Fork oil! - Do it!!!! Supposed to be done in 15K or so if I am not wrong!
Refer above! I guess depends on riding style as well!Originally posted by rennycornelius View Post
Where do you do your servicing?Originally posted by abhiwar View PostEven i was thinking same but every time i go for service and ask for fork oil change SVC mech says sir there is no need to change fork oil and all...BS well thanks today only i'll do oil change... thans for such fast reply...sir
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Most of the time i get my bike service from Vijay Tvs (Borivli) and Some times Ashwin TVS Thane its near Khopat bus StandOriginally posted by satyenpoojary View Post ...a re this is not m bike on my DP i own Yellow RTR Efi
Its not enough to know how to twist the throttle; you must have judgement to know when and where to do it.Comment
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the idling rpm can be adjusted by a spring loaded screw behind the throttle near the intake port (see the rubber connector on the engine intake). its adjustment is exactly similar to adjusting the idling in CV carb. n nothing happens in the ECU if u do it without connecting to the computer.Originally posted by rennycornelius View PostComment
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Need Email ids of TVS officals
hey guys, can someone plz guide me to the post where the email id of TVS officials is posted. i wish to contact them regarding my RTR Fi.
Thanks in advance...
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Oh ok! thanks... I thought you must be from around as wellOriginally posted by abhiwar View PostMost of the time i get my bike service from Vijay Tvs (Borivli) and Some times Ashwin TVS Thane its near Khopat bus Stand ...a re this is not m bike on my DP i own Yellow RTR Efi
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This is something new for me, Is this only for RTR? I ran my P180 V1 for 35k & the fork oil was never changed, same for the my 13k run ZMA. My RTR has done around 12-13k & I dont feel the need either. Is there an issue with the type of oil used in RTR?33K without a fork oil change is just too much! Fork oil needs change evry 10K kms... Beyond which it looses its viscosity and the volume decreasesRacing Throttle ResponseComment
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Originally posted by Technocrat View Post
I didnt have a problem with it too, but the SVC guys suggested I should do it as there was an evident clicking sound when I had crossed some 20K KMs in it. They suggested it to be done for some 15K KMs...Super CommuTOURer� - Talk less, Ride more
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How we will get to know when to change the fork oil of RTR?
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I agree, clutch plates life depends a LOT on the users riding habits.Originally posted by satyenpoojary View Post
But at 33K's it should be changed i think.
thanks, will be checking that.Originally posted by kk_RTR View Post
Like Mr Apar said change it every 10-15K's, along with the oil seals.Originally posted by haxor View PostThe Magician"
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Ohk thanks,.. and yeah clutch's health depends upo the riding style.my friends RTR 180's clutch burned at 4k kmOriginally posted by rennycornelius View Post
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Nope, thats what I have read and heard..... Cos its a fork oil and it takes lot of pounding, the oil looses its viscosity is what I have heard.Originally posted by Technocrat View PostDemocracy is when 2 wolves and a sheep meet to decide who is for dinner. Liberty is when the sheep has a gun.Comment
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