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My first set lasted 48kOriginally posted by Praful View Post
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Mine lasted around 44k :POriginally posted by Praful View Post49K


Mine usually lasts 20K! You sure they din't replace the clutchplates and not tell you about it?
By the way - my bike might just be up for sale (still too emotionally attached to let it go though)
Any ideas what can one get for a sep-07 220Fi with most parts new
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4k is next to impossible for the clutch plates burn out. I suspect installation error at PBK.Originally posted by yuv_biKING View PostI too had this doubt, so checked my invoices and also ran a seach on clutchplate replacement on the service history available in pbk computer. It has not been changed all the time
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But the second one lasted only 4K KMS
. So is the quality of the Bajaj spares
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@krish: you have a dtsi or Fi?_________________________
LoneWolfRides©
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Dts-iOriginally posted by Praful View Post4k is next to impossible for the clutch plates burn out. I suspect installation error at PBK.
@krish: you have a dtsi or Fi?
The clutch plates are same though right ?--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Nope the manufacturer and the design is different on the dtsi. Its a lot better, the plates should typically last longer on the dtsi.Originally posted by krish2778 View PostDts-i
The clutch plates are same though right ?
I was once tempted to get the dtsi system for the clutch..but it cost vs. Benefit gained was too little.so I saved myself from spending 3K_________________________
LoneWolfRides©
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Exactly, I remember asked the PBK for the same thing, not for replacing but asked if the clutch were of the same, some said yes and some said no, so it is different. FCC RICO I guess for the DTSI and for FI, it too should be same right or.. who manufactures for FI, Praful?Originally posted by Praful View PostNope the manufacturer and the design is different on the dtsi. Its a lot better, the plates should typically last longer on the dtsi.
I was once tempted to get the dtsi system for the clutch..but it cost vs. Benefit gained was too little.so I saved myself from spending 3K
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Clutch plates cost only some 1kOriginally posted by Praful View PostNope the manufacturer and the design is different on the dtsi. Its a lot better, the plates should typically last longer on the dtsi.
I was once tempted to get the dtsi system for the clutch..but it cost vs. Benefit gained was too little.so I saved myself from spending 3K
where did 3k come from ?
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Clutch plates and engine oil.. what else?Originally posted by Praful View PostThe plates are not a plug and play fit between the two bikes. Need to replace quite a few other components as well.Advice is a form of nostalgia.
Dispensing it is a way of fishing the past from the disposal, wiping it off, painting over the ugly parts and recycling it for more than it's worth.
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yes and the first one lasted 49K KMs!Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View PostDid you say 4k??? How long did the first set last?
I had enough debate with Mr.Kalathiappan(GM - chennai pbk) on this. He says any defect is identified within 500 KMs and anything beyond is not due to defective parts but may be due to circumstances like bad oil,clutch bell,riding style/traffic condition etc.. I wonder everything remained same for the past 49K KMs and still how this happened? May due to improper installation that they never gonna acceptOriginally posted by Praful View Post4k is next to impossible for the clutch plates burn out. I suspect installation error at PBK.
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My FI is about to complete 5 years... 55k+ kms till now...
Thinking of changing tyres (3rd set), as of now running on Zapper FX (Front) and SIRAC... Want to try different rubber now... Hows Pirelli ? How much it'll cost?? Heard Michelin stopped production of SIRAC, is it true ??
Is thinking about changing whole wiring of bike, is it needed since its around 5 yr old??
If I think of it as Midlife overhaul, what all things I need to take care of right now please list them if possible... Thinking of keeping it for a year more since there are no "exiting" bikes in the 250cc segment right now except Baby Ninja which isn't value proposition for me...
(PS: Valve lapping is done 5k kms before, Clutch Plates have ~10% life left)
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^^ My personal experience with the Pirelli Sport Demons have been less than satisfactory. They gave amazing grip for the first 2-3K kms after that all of sudden they stopped gripping!! And yes Sirac production is now stopped!
If you are having constant electrical issues then you can consider replacing the wiring harness, else its OK!
Same boat dude.. Bike is now 4.5 years old and 88K! My hopes are on the bigger duke for now._________________________
LoneWolfRides©
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hey guys
the acceleration in my 220 fi has gone down drastically my friends with their 200 and 180 zip ahead of me like crazy!!(and no im not a bad rider either
)....its not instant but slow gain in acceleration
...maybe tires?? they hav gone flat in the middle(there is sufficient corner grip) and i want to change them but im looking for zapper vyde( i dont want the zapper c) which is not available in mangalore....can somebody also help me in finding the tyre??(have they stopped its production??) also my 220 misfires a lot plus top speed of only 117 so far!! it used to reach what may be the problem??? thanks guys!!!
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