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Which is better? FI or Carb?
I've been asking this question for myself. Can you guys help me??
I've been asking this question for myself. Can you guys help me??
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Nope its not covered under warrantyOriginally posted by monty007 View Post
So now will be more cautious and flash the lights a little lesserComment
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@Praful
I had to ride at night but I was in the city by then. Thanks to Alok
Just had a couple of bruises. But that was 2 weeks back.Originally posted by M@n()J View PostComment
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'Fi' costs.. CBF Stunner Fi/Glamour Fi/RTR160 Fi/P220 DTS-Fi.. all costs significantly more than its carb variants. You can get a nice set of riding jacekts, gloves and a good quality helmet for that extra money.Originally posted by venkz View PostI've been asking this question for myself. Can you guys help me??
Decision is finally yours.Comment
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Pardon my ignorance, but what exactly is "Low beam indicator"?Originally posted by Abhishek Mushran View PostAfter owning the bike for a period of 8 mths the first part that is replaced on my Bike
The low beam indicator got spoilt a couple of days back
Had to get it replaced costed 550 bucks..
That was quite shockin
But considering that i havent had any problems bfore that
it seems quite okBeen There, Done That; Better!Comment
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its actually the low beam bulb that cost me 550Originally posted by rahuldevnath View Post
oops my mistakeComment
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Originally posted by flyingabhi View Posti've already tried pbk gurgaon
actually it was lost at pbk only, but that's not my concern right now...
i just want to know if i can buy a new one
hey comeon...if u sure pbk guys lost it..let them avail it for you...im struggling with my front left shockabsorber part..something called as bush which is under oil seal...its been 2 months now...every service i refill my shocks...have changed oil seal twice..but the inner bush is not manufactured in my bike..its a factory malfunction...now i got my all money back and reported to pune..they will be sending it probably in a week or two.,.
"You not a biker, you nobody." —ME
sigpicFour wheels move the body. Two wheels move the soul.Comment
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Bajaj Pulsar 220 DTS-Fi
I'm riding a pulsar 220 dts-fi since 21Feb2008. This 20BHP motorcycle is an ultimate machine. This is my first bike and still i don't think that any bike made in India can be compared with 220DTS-Fi. I have tested this machine in terms of power, handling, braking. Its handling is ultimate even at speed od 120kmph. I love the sound of its engine. Any other bike can't even stand in front of pulsar 220 dts-fi.Don't feel bad of me guys, i just LOVE my BIKE.RIDE HARDComment
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well, if its a manufacturing defect then its a different case.
in my case, if i make any accusation, it will be like starting a blame game with no results
i mean, i can't prove anything but in case of a manufacturing defect, its evident...Pics link: http://picasaweb.google.com/flyingabhi
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^yaah agree...was just tellin..ur case is different..."You not a biker, you nobody." —ME
sigpicFour wheels move the body. Two wheels move the soul.Comment
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For a few days my bike was kind of wobbling on the front side. Checked the brakes,alignment and all but the culprit was a nail embedded in the tyre!!!
The pressure was low and the tyre was skidding!!
Now the problem is solved and the tyre is plugged. My bike's running is 10k kms. What is the replacement kms for front tyre?
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Tyre replacement is subjective to the conditions of use. I changed mine at 25.5K Kms, and it still had the centre tread, a few people I know have had theirs replaced at as early as 12K.Originally posted by nitrosatya View PostWhat is the replacement kms for front tyre?
IMO, once the centre tread has reduced considerably i.e. only about 2mm depth is left its best to change it.
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^Ok.
Check these images to get an idea.
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You have loads of tread left dude, good for another 10K atleast!Originally posted by nitrosatya View Post^Ok.
Check these images to get an idea.
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