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Originally posted by paulsonaivy
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hello sir,thanks for clarifying
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Better keep out of this kind of useless oil additives. Their claim is that the oil need not be replaced at any time but only the oil filter in every 10000 or so kms!Originally posted by jeyessh View Post
Paul,Originally posted by paulsonaivy View Post
Is the cc of the engine deciding the quantity of this miraculous oil additive? What material changes is this oil additive making on the engine oil to last it forever? Have you any reliable evidence like laboratory test result other than something like “Gopal in Mumbay said” or “Paul at Utopia” said?
Are you, the dealer of that oil here in India, or the manufacturing company ready to give a stamped written undertaking agreeing to compensate the losses if any caused by the usage of that oil in engine? If the answer is no, why?Last edited by punarvasu; 12-19-2011, 04:40 AM.Comment
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I have done that without any trouble, since on my bike its Full DC setup, there wont be fluctuation of current delivered to the bulbs. Only it will drain the battery faster. But on my old discover125 have burnt the bulb many times when I tried using pass switch, either the high beam or low beam would get burnt if bulb was 3 or more months old.Originally posted by Sarvajit View Post
There are no short-cuts to any place worth going. So ride safe when you are treading uncharted roads.Comment
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+1 ^^Originally posted by punarvasu View Post
All I can say is rather than putting oil + additive for around 1000rs.
You can change the semi synt+oil filter twice in same intervals. It will give your bike a better life.There are no short-cuts to any place worth going. So ride safe when you are treading uncharted roads.Comment
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after one and a half years, the infamous MINDA battery on my bike seems to be on the verge of giving up!
i've read that quite a few have shifted to AMARON 5Ah batteries and are happy. I just wanted some reviews and comparisons to the stock one..
after changing the battery, would it be possible to change both the low and high beam bulbs to 55/60W ??
Last edited by veyron999; 12-20-2011, 05:29 PM.after monday and tuesday, even the calendar says WTF!!
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Originally posted by veyron999 View Post
In my opinion, it is a useless, spurious and worthless product and I expressed my opinion here. Who are you to ask me to stay shut and keep away from this forum and community? You are spamming this forum by using it to sell a spurious, worthless oil; not me.Comment
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I am looking to buy a 2009/2010 well maintained Blue or Yellow R15 from Hyderabad/Secundrabad areas. Please PM me the details if you have/know any. Thanks in advance.
Peace
Chiyaanchinnu."As long as there's a horizon and I can see it, then I want to know what's there, mentally, physically and visually" - rtwpaulComment
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Quote: Originally Posted by Prakritij
hehe I thought the cable running from the wheel hub is the speedo cable.
Anyway I am getting a small noise like scratching metal after changing the pads but as it comes between 5-6k rpm, I don't think its caused by the pads.
any ideas?
RIDE SAFE
I finally got the above problem resolved once and for all. The culprit turned out to be the speed sensor and front wheel bearings. The SVC mechanic opened up the sensor to find it filled with dirt (kachra). This was removed with the help of high pressure air and then greased.Originally posted by akshay View Post
It was also found that the front wheel bearings had packed up - so those were also replaced (Cost Rs.275 incl. labor for both sides). Time taken to complete the job was 20 minutes.
The reason for the sound could have been two-fold (1) Dirt in the speed sensor and (2) the wheel play due to worn out bearings was putting pressure on the speed sensor causing it to make a sound.
To my relief - this problem is resolved and I am happy riding again.Ride To LiveComment
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Hey guys, the left mirror arm on my r15 becomes really loose sometimes. Can anyone tell me what tool i need to buy to tighten it?Comment
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Please maintain decorum on the thread!Comment
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ah thank youComment
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Hi Guys,
Is it possible to mount frame sliders & rear seat cowl for R15 v2?Comment
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for the v1 atleast, afaik the frame sliders have not and cannot be fitted directly without any modifications, also if you're talking about the seat cowl yamaha is selling for the v1 at present, no it won't fit the v2 as the shape of the seat and most of the related things are totally different..Originally posted by abhijitkn View Post
btw you have the v1 or the v2??
try asking on the v2 thread, may get better answers!
after monday and tuesday, even the calendar says WTF!!
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Ya abhijit you can put it. When did you got the delivery of V2 ??Originally posted by abhijitkn View PostComment
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