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I'm staying in koramangala...By the way when you go to Bike planet pls check out for me...thanks in advance
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MODS slight OT here.
Saw these pictures of the new RTR in a Orkut forum. That guy said its a concept from TVS, any idea.sigpicComment
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^There is a whole thread on this topic
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Link ???Originally posted by satyenpoojary View Post^There is a whole thread on this topic
Looks like a concept only to me ! just look at those discs !
site:xbhp.com keyword -> Google this to dig up stuff in xbhp fasterComment
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Here you go
Motorcycle news from around the world, worth a discussion!
Anyone here who can help me with the price for
Rear Suspension Set
Base Plate and Drain Nut (and if possible source a couple for me!)Super CommuTOURer� - Talk less, Ride more
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#Give thy opinion, write em, dont throw em
#Everyone errs, accept it, defending/cribbing about it only makes it worse
#Dont defend a manufacturer as if you work for them
#Write. Think. If relevant hit submit. If not hit yourself
#Be kind in your choice of words, you never know who would make you gulp em
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should i not ask to replace that part as the bike is just 6 months old? and one more thing. my left hand fingers gets weird dirt after riding for about half an hour. this is due to the usage of clutch. i am facing this issue from day 1 of getting the bike. also the clutch lever is clean every time i take the bike. attached a picture for reference.Originally posted by chetanchandu2000 View PostFor avoiding rust n for rust removal try WD40 spray, n protect your bikes from rain n dust spray the WD40 where you cant access to dry the water.
hope this helps.Ride Safe!!Comment
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Originally posted by venkatesh_B View Post
There must be grease(with dirt) on the clutch lever.(when the clutch lever os joined with the clamp(dont knw the exact name) which is covered by a rubber kinda thing)Speak Less,Speak Wise!
Sarcasm is my automatic response to stupidity.
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i don't think so because my bike is being cleaned daily by our security and i overlook his cleaning in the weekends. also i do clean my clutch lever and the break lever every time i take the bike. And in the service centre they said i am the 5th person to report this problem. unfortunately they don't have any clue about this or a solution.Originally posted by haxor View PostRide Safe!!Comment
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It is actually the aluminum from the clutch lever.I have a kb and as long as the anodized coating was there it was ok,but when it was gone ,due to usage...everytime I ride i get similar coating on my fingers...my KB100 is now 23 yrs old,and I have depression on the clutch lever where my fingers press on it...so I know for sure.Originally posted by venkatesh_B View Post
When Was The Last Time,You Did Something For The First Time.Comment
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I see. So what is the solution? Should i indicate the service centre that the anodized coating has gone and they should replace it? Now i get a doubt if they had actually done that coating prior because i am suffering this problem from day1. thought it would be the dirt or grease from the lever as it is a new bike and didn't bother to peep into the problem. now the problem is going worse and that to if i go to some food court i m intended to hide my left hand as this thing doesn't go easily by washing.Originally posted by psr View PostIt is actually the aluminum from the clutch lever.I have a kb and as long as the anodized coating was there it was ok,but when it was gone ,due to usage...everytime I ride i get similar coating on my fingers...my KB100 is now 23 yrs old,and I have depression on the clutch lever where my fingers press on it...so I know for sure.Ride Safe!!Comment
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The more you operate it more the coating on your fingers..I still haven't found a cure for it...Not only this,I use my front brake more to stop and so fingers on both my hand look coated with this Black deposit.If I find a suitable DIY coating for this I will PM you.Originally posted by venkatesh_B View Post
Alternatively wear riding gloves.When Was The Last Time,You Did Something For The First Time.Comment
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latest solution i found was to wear gloves were ever i go.
thats a pretty much DIY as i did it myself (buying one and wearing it)
. enough of stupid jokes. how about cello taping the whole lever?
Also i want to if others are facing the same problem.Last edited by venkatesh_B; 11-30-2010, 03:53 PM.Ride Safe!!Comment
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Yes, since the last one year or so, I have been facing the same problem on my Fiero F2 too, but with the brake lever.
I use only one finger, so that is the one that gets dirty.
I wash it in case its too much, else just ignore it.Quench my thirst with gasoline!Comment
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The cello tape will peel of with the operating pressure and you will be left with a tacky coating on the leverOriginally posted by venkatesh_B View Postlatest solution i found was to wear gloves were ever i go. thats a pretty much DIY as i did it myself (buying one and wearing it). enough of stupid jokes. how about cello taping the whole lever?
Also i want to if others are facing the same problem. .
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Originally posted by venkatesh_B View Postlatest solution i found was to wear gloves were ever i go. thats a pretty much DIY as i did it myself (buying one and wearing it). enough of stupid jokes. how about cello taping the whole lever?
Also i want to if others are facing the same problem.
yes me also facing this problem from day 1 but I ignore this and the best DIY is to wear gloves
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