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  • #556
    Originally posted by nitrosatya View Post
    1) Start the bike and put her on main stand,
    2) Put her in first gear and let the wheel rotate freely,
    3) the rotating of the wheel is not smooth and the engine sputters,
    4) the wheel will rotate with varying speeds and it will even drop to low speeds,don't worry it will not stop,
    5) after some time the speed will stabilize and so will the sputtering of engine,
    6) your bike has now come to a stable state and can ride her.

    This method works everytime for me in the morning. The bike is smooth for the rest of the day!
    Just seems like a way to get the bike warmed up.

    Originally posted by chetanpulsar View Post
    U'll probably get this thing @ Orion Motors, B'lore (the yamaha auth. showroom). Btw... I got mine from there (to Mumbai) only
    Really....thats cool, would get a Motul can after the OKS has finished!
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    • #557
      Originally posted by nitrosatya View Post
      errr... i am not an engineer, but figured this way out somehow! I guess something in the engine area from where the chain comes out of it, re arranges itself! That is my theory!

      satya no offence to your theory. I have tried it and it works too. But the kind of jerks the rear tyre has makes me think aren't these jerks "poking" my bike's clutch plates.
      sigpic

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      Ride safe, wear gears.

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      • #558
        Originally posted by burnrubbernotursoul View Post
        To Kerala Xbhp members:

        Guys !! iam looking for osram nightbreaker or philips Xtreme power as a replacement for my 220's bulbs. iam looking for the 55/55w 12v H7 bulbs . can you plz tell me where i can find this in Trivandrum, kollam, kottayam, alappuzha or ernakulam. And how much will it costs?

        thanks in advance.
        Please refer to this link for OSRAM distribution centres in and around South India.

        OSRAM|Contact|India|South|index

        If you do put it, please also post a comparo with the stock bulbs with pics. It will be very useful.
        Last edited by pranay; 11-14-2008, 01:37 PM.
        DoN\'t LivE tO DiE, dIe tO LiVe

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        • #559
          P220 Modification

          I have a P220 red colour.
          I want to get it castrol version coloured , if not possible then, racing yellow.
          Can anyone suggest where to get this cosmetic modification?
          I have my bike in nagpur and for castrol version my budget is 20k.
          Plz suggest.

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          • #560
            Topic Merged.

            You will need to contact KRP if you want to get your P-220 painted in Castrol colours.
            :)

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            • #561
              Originally posted by Aryan View Post
              Topic Merged.

              You will need to contact KRP if you want to get your P-220 painted in Castrol colours.
              Dude what is KRP? How to contact? And detail? I need it castrol coloured desperately.

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              • #562
                Originally posted by Ansh_a.k.a_Razor View Post
                Dude what is KRP? How to contact? And detail? I need it castrol coloured desperately.
                Kaulson Racing Products !!

                They are at 7/58, South Patel Nagar, New Delhi - 110008. Tel.: 011 25842215 & 25840741 Fax: 011 25841200. Email: [email protected]
                Last edited by Samarth 619; 11-14-2008, 09:04 PM.
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                • #563
                  Thanks a lot man. Plz pm me. I will contact them asap.

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                  • #564
                    Originally posted by Samarth 619 View Post
                    Kaulson Racing Products !!

                    They are at 7/58, South Patel Nagar, New Delhi - 110008. Tel.: 011 25842215 & 25840741 Fax: 011 25841200. Email: [email protected]
                    I am not sure whether they have an office/ workshop in Patel Nagar. But Razor, you can visit their office/ workshop in Naraina (Naraina Industrial Area), New Delhi.
                    :)

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                    • #565
                      Originally posted by Aryan View Post
                      I am not sure whether they have an office/ workshop in Patel Nagar. But Razor, you can visit their office/ workshop in Naraina (Naraina Industrial Area), New Delhi.
                      Oh thanks man.
                      I will email and call them too. I am now in Ranchi and planned to go delhi on 20 november.
                      Thanks-

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                      • #566
                        Originally posted by prafultripathy View Post
                        I'll try and put up a post for cleaning and maintaining the our chains. Coz my chain sprocket lasted really long, I got it changed at 20K kms, which is a lot more than what it usually runs. So IMHO, I must be doing something right... <hopefully>
                        Well in this regard, Niranjan has already done this....i guess he can be of some help to you.... PM him for more details....or i'll tell him to update the thread[wid pics ]....!!

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                        • #567
                          Originally posted by inder.cool View Post
                          Well in this regard, Niranjan has already done this....i guess he can be of some help to you.... PM him for more details....or i'll tell him to update the thread[wid pics ]....!!

                          please do update the thread with pics....
                          its all about CC...

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                          • #568
                            ^^Yes, I have been plannin that post for some time now...but havent really found the time to write all the stuff...
                            Will try to post it this Sunday

                            @Inder.Cool: aare dude...lost your cell number..can you send me a text?
                            Never argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and then beat you with experience.

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                            • #569
                              Originally posted by mitesh_singh View Post
                              satya no offence to your theory. I have tried it and it works too. But the kind of jerks the rear tyre has makes me think aren't these jerks "poking" my bike's clutch plates.


                              hey mitesh tell me abut the chain lub spray motul is that ok n hws use that?
                              I know i'm slow But i'm still ahead of u!!!sigpic

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                              • #570
                                @ pranay: thanks a lot.
                                @ praful

                                i found a dealer here but when i told him that iam going to use the night breaker in my bike he told me that although the 220's and the night breaker have the same rating and both are H7 but still there may be difference in the length of the bulb and the electrode which may not lead to the desired effect. he opined that if the two bulbs are not exactly similar the focusing will suffer. went tothe PBK and as usual they don't have any clue about the 220 bulb. guys can you put forward some details about the 220 bulb, whether the high and low bulb of the 220 are the same.the manual mentions the head lamp bulb as 55/55w. but one of my friend who also own a 220 told me that the low beam bulb is actually a 35w and the high beam bulb is 55w ,how far is this true as i was thinking of replacing the 220's low beam bulb with the 55w H7 nightbreaker.
                                " if WRONG is a T-shirt ; then wearing it inside out doesn't make it RIGHT "

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