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  • Re: Karizma/Karizma R

    Originally posted by rcazador View Post
    Will do. Also why is it important to stick with the company oil? Is it because of the 10w30 standard?

    Phillips it is.

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    your bike is new.. you dont want to void warranty telling HH that you using some other oil. hence if you change oils under 1000 kms and stick to even HH oil you will keep the bike in good shape

    every 6 to 7 k get chain cleaned and sprockets and rest should be fine

    the zma and zmr rear tyre is same except the zmr is tubeless.... hence go in for michellin m45 or pirelli sportdemon 110
    M3:15

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    • Re: Karizma/Karizma R

      Originally posted by worrisomebear View Post
      your bike is new.. you dont want to void warranty telling HH that you using some other oil. hence if you change oils under 1000 kms and stick to even HH oil you will keep the bike in good shape

      every 6 to 7 k get chain cleaned and sprockets and rest should be fine

      the zma and zmr rear tyre is same except the zmr is tubeless.... hence go in for michellin m45 or pirelli sportdemon 110
      Good point on the warranty. I don't think m45 tubeless is available. Probably will GI for the Pirelli(any idea on pricing?)

      EDIT: according to pirelli's site that tyre is marked as front tyre in the 100/90 size. I'm guessing it can still be used as a rear?
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      Last edited by rcazador; 05-24-2013, 11:07 PM.

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      • Re: Karizma/Karizma R

        Originally posted by rcazador View Post
        Good point on the warranty. I don't think m45 tubeless is available. Probably will GI for the Pirelli(any idea on pricing?)

        EDIT: according to pirelli's site that tyre is marked as front tyre in the 100/90 size. I'm guessing it can still be used as a rear?
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        Pirelli is only for rear.. there are no front pirelli tyres avail.. price approx 2500 to 3000 depends

        michellin m45 with tube is also an awesome tyre
        M3:15

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        • Re: Karizma/Karizma R

          Originally posted by worrisomebear View Post
          Pirelli is only for rear.. there are no front pirelli tyres avail.. price approx 2500 to 3000 depends

          michellin m45 with tube is also an awesome tyre
          Yeah I have heard a lot about m45 in this forum but the fear of a puncture in some remote place with no puncture shops near by always scares me about tube tyres. Converting them to tubeless isn't the safest option either so the front will probably be the zmr stock zapper

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          • Re: Karizma/Karizma R

            Originally posted by rcazador View Post
            Good point on the warranty. I don't think m45 tubeless is available. Probably will GI for the Pirelli(any idea on pricing?)

            EDIT: according to pirelli's site that tyre is marked as front tyre in the 100/90 size. I'm guessing it can still be used as a rear?
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            the other point is that m45 may not be available.. though i have run the m45 tubeless without issues for 25k ams
            M3:15

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            • Re: Karizma/Karizma R

              Originally posted by worrisomebear View Post
              the other point is that m45 may not be available.. though i have run the m45 tubeless without issues for 25k ams
              True that most riders have no trouble with the conversion but frankly the thought of a tyre malfunction at high asked scares me so I'm playing it safe there. Either at least the sorry demon looks like an awesome find, thanks man

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              • Re: Karizma/Karizma R

                Originally posted by worrisomebear View Post
                the other point is that m45 may not be available.. though i have run the m45 tubeless without issues for 25k ams
                No problem go ahead with pirelli front and zmr front for your zma.. you will not go wrong..

                get a good helmet and gloves as well
                M3:15

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                • Re: Karizma/Karizma R

                  Originally posted by rcazador View Post
                  Yeah I have heard a lot about m45 in this forum but the fear of a puncture in some remote place with no puncture shops near by always scares me about tube tyres. Converting them to tubeless isn't the safest option either so the front will probably be the zmr stock zapper

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                  Hi,

                  I have been using the ZMR Tubeless MRF front tyre in my ZMA for the last year and a half. No problems and a decently grippy tyre.
                  I have recently switched to Pirelli Sport Demons (120/80) in the rear. Very good tyre again. The Pirelli costed me around 3600.

                  You can use the similar setup. There are not many options for Front Tubeless tyre for ZMA.

                  Regards
                  Rachit
                  Rachit K Dogra

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                  • Re: Karizma/Karizma R

                    Originally posted by ashwinprakas View Post
                    Re-read my post please. The CRF230 comes in two models, one for competition use and one for normal road use(something similar to the Impulse).
                    The road bikes drain interval was quoted at 600Miles.
                    Both CRF230F and CRF230L have same drain interval ?

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                    • Re: Karizma/Karizma R

                      Originally posted by worrisomebear View Post
                      No problem go ahead with pirelli front and zmr front for your zma.. you will not go wrong..

                      get a good helmet and gloves as well
                      I've got a Bell Star Hess helmet, got to get the gloves

                      Originally posted by rachitkdogra View Post
                      Hi,

                      I have been using the ZMR Tubeless MRF front tyre in my ZMA for the last year and a half. No problems and a decently grippy tyre.
                      I have recently switched to Pirelli Sport Demons (120/80) in the rear. Very good tyre again. The Pirelli costed me around 3600.

                      You can use the similar setup. There are not many options for Front Tubeless tyre for ZMA.

                      Regards
                      Rachit
                      Thanks man from the recommendations it seems Pirelli is truly special.

                      Originally posted by shoeb2015 View Post
                      Both CRF230F and CRF230L have same drain interval ?
                      If I remember correctly, he said the racing version needs oil change after every race and the street version after every 600 miles ~1000 km.

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                      • Re: Karizma/Karizma R

                        Did a 400km round trip today morning. Rimula is performing very well even with the blazing heat here in tamil nadu. I hit 135kmph before I ran out of road(Highest on a bike for me). All in all the bike satisfies me every time. I mean riding.......Oh I mean touring. Don't get me wrong people .... Hail zma!!
                        Tour De Thekkady

                        The Return of the KB

                        The Run-in Adventure

                        150cc doing 100+ is great!
                        100cc doing 100+ is awesome!!
                        150cc cornering like hell is great!
                        100cc cornering like hell is awesome!!
                        THAT'S WHY I RIDE A RTZ!!

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                        • Re: Karizma/Karizma R

                          Originally posted by harishkumarko View Post
                          Did a 400km round trip today morning. Rimula is performing very well even with the blazing heat here in tamil nadu. I hit 135kmph before I ran out of road(Highest on a bike for me). All in all the bike satisfies me every time. I mean riding.......Oh I mean touring. Don't get me wrong people .... Hail zma!!
                          I still can't get my head around using a diesel oil in a petrol bike but it sounds like the real deal

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                          • Karizma/Karizma R

                            Is this LED can fitted into place of ZMA parking light ?

                            Last edited by NIGHTMARE; 05-25-2013, 09:37 PM.

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                            • Re: Karizma/Karizma R

                              Originally posted by harishkumarko View Post
                              Did a 400km round trip today morning. Rimula is performing very well even with the blazing heat here in tamil nadu. I hit 135kmph before I ran out of road(Highest on a bike for me). All in all the bike satisfies me every time. I mean riding.......Oh I mean touring. Don't get me wrong people .... Hail zma!!
                              Good Going...Wish you more happy trips ..Thanks for the update..
                              Ride Safe..

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                              Originally posted by NIGHTMARE View Post
                              Is this LED can fitted into place of ZMA parking light ?

                              http://www.ebay.in/itm/280824121977?...84.m1497.l2649
                              The body of the LED cluster seems to be same dia as the base...you may have difficulty in getting it inside the reflector housing.
                              When Was The Last Time,You Did Something For The First Time.

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                              • Re: Karizma/Karizma R

                                Originally posted by psr View Post
                                The body of the LED cluster seems to be same dia as the base...you may have difficulty in getting it inside the reflector housing.
                                Just ordered let see if they are going to fit or not. A stupid lady hit my bike by her car. Head light and both left and right panel are broken. Paid Rs4000 for all three thing, can't find old panel which come with 225 cc sticker. So coming week bike for paint job then I will put R sticker to replace the older one.

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