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**amandeepkamboj19** · 08-26-2009, 12:50 PM

Originally posted by TnT View Post

^ LanZa 150r dude.. ur spelling has different meaning in the local language here lol

Btw update:

Finally booked the R15.

cong dude
but these 20 days will be fun
you will not be able to sleep coz when ever you will close your eyes that dual light sizzling beauty will come in your dreams

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these days will be full of excitement

**beast** · 08-26-2009, 12:51 PM

Originally posted by Shanz View Post

Remove the "saree guard"
CUT the rear MuDGUARD by some 10cms in Apaches rear fashion and place a BaJAJ type tyre mud Protector..
Here's ur new R15 and u kno what no one is going to complain bout ur Tyres!
Enjoy..
Btw..i would be getting ma ride this week waitin for the showrooms phone call!

@ Shanz: can u chow us some pics of how this mud protector can be fitted as in the earlier post u hav mentioned that u have put this in your bike

**TnT** · 08-26-2009, 01:00 PM

@ amandeep

Thank you bro.. well i hope it IS exciting rather than frustrating!

**amandeepkamboj19** · 08-26-2009, 01:23 PM

Originally posted by TnT View Post

@ amandeep

Thank you bro.. well i hope it IS exciting rather than frustrating!

no yar no at all .
in fact many have faced the same situation. even me
do one thing search as much as you can about r15
gather some information read threads, reviews and FAQ on r15
this will help you pass the time and by the time you bike will come
you will be having complete knowledge of your GIRLFRIEND(R15)

**Shanz** · 08-26-2009, 01:25 PM

Originally posted by beast View Post

@ Shanz: can u chow us some pics of how this mud protector can be fitted as in the earlier post u hav mentioned that u have put this in your bike

Dude read the post correctly!
The modifications will be done on my behalf once i get my bike,.
I had mentioned in earlier posts that I had booked my baby R1 with Tank Protector Pad and Rear Seat Cowl ONLY!!!
And Yes!! The mud protectors does include a minute welding work..without the Voidation of guarantee..

**beast** · 08-26-2009, 01:43 PM

Originally posted by Shanz View Post

Dude read the post correctly!
The modifications will be done on my behalf once i get my bike,.
I had mentioned in earlier posts that I had booked my baby R1 with Tank Protector Pad and Rear Seat Cowl ONLY!!!
And Yes!! The mud protectors does include a minute welding work..without the Voidation of guarantee..

oops...

ok then i shall wait to see ur mods.

**freakzil** · 08-26-2009, 02:00 PM

Originally posted by Shanz View Post

Companies like TVS n BAJAJ are not hide freaks..
They show their upcoming products at auto expos or media gatherings..for e.g. We knew how would the p220 09 will look like..or a apache 180 n 160efi,we knew how would d discover 150 will luk lyk and we kno that how would the ninja will look but on other hand
Companies like YAMAHA n SUZUKI play silent cards..they develop their Indian Versions on the basis of high end international models..
But they never leak their products till launch date..
E.g. The expected lanja 150r..we dnt kno how it would luk lyk..neither we knew how would be the R15 would exactly look like nor we knew bout the Gs150 and fZ-S,FAzer..
So again lets hope tht yamaha is playing dark cards again and they would launch "somthing totally convincing" on this dipawali..

But Shanz... the R15 was showcased at the Auto Expo.. you remembered

I would love to see the pics of your bike when you get it and finish all those modifications... For me.. i will be happy with the mud protector of FZ...

**Shanz** · 08-26-2009, 02:21 PM

Originally posted by freakzil View Post

But Shanz... the R15 was showcased at the Auto Expo.. you remembered

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Wat i remember is Yamaha showcased the so called "R15" with "R6 styling".. Some split seating.,LED tail light with aluminium mud bar and a small square fibre attached to it known as the mud guard [ R125 like ],more sportly placed rear foot pegs.,

And ofcourse WIDER TYRES

I cant exactly remember the exhaust but thr was sumthing thr too..
And finally we got "facedowned" "R15 auto expo model"

**R-series** · 08-26-2009, 03:13 PM

Originally posted by Shanz View Post

Wat i remember is Yamaha showcased the so called "R15" with "R6 styling".. Some split seating.,LED tail light with aluminium mud bar and a small square fibre attached to it known as the mud guard [ R125 like ],more sportly placed rear foot pegs.,

And ofcourse WIDER TYRES

I cant exactly remember the exhaust but thr was sumthing thr too..
And finally we got "facedowned" "R15 auto expo model"

Dude , if your talking about the 2008 Expo held in delhi - then apart from smal accesories there was nothing extra or better that the R15 displayed at the Yamaha stand had. Same front fairing, same Tailight as current stock, No split seat but yes the rear seat cowl was there(as accessory), same foot pegs, no wider tyres, it was the same 80/90 front and 100/90 rear. the exhaust was exactly the same apart from that small attachment at the end that Yamaha still provides as an accessory. Either it was a different Expo you and I are talking about or you have not noticed the R15 carefully.

**Shanz** · 08-26-2009, 03:18 PM

Originally posted by R-series View Post

Dude , if your talking about the 2008 Expo held in delhi - then apart from smal accesories there was nothing extra or better that the R15 displayed at the Yamaha stand had. Same front fairing, same Tailight as current stock, No split seat but yes the rear seat cowl was there(as accessory), same foot pegs, no wider tyres, it was the same 80/90 front and 100/90 rear. the exhaust was exactly the same apart from that small attachment at the end that Yamaha still provides as an accessory. Either it was a different Expo you and I are talking about or you have not noticed the R15 carefully.

Oops!!
Looks like I had been in wrong Auto expo or in wrong section..
But the bike i saw was influenced with r6 styling!
Still may be my mistake waise hi yaddash kamjor hai up above Tv wale over hype karke or confuse kar dete hai!!

**Shanz** · 08-26-2009, 03:22 PM

Originally posted by R-series View Post

exhaust was exactly the same apart from that small attachment at the end that Yamaha still provides as an accessory..

U meant "Muffler End Cap!!!"

BTW..
Are Yam Aha providing any R15 accessories in Yellow.?

**beast** · 08-26-2009, 04:03 PM

Originally posted by R-series View Post

Dude , if your talking about the 2008 Expo held in delhi - then apart from smal accesories there was nothing extra or better that the R15 displayed at the Yamaha stand had. Same front fairing, same Tailight as current stock, No split seat but yes the rear seat cowl was there(as accessory), same foot pegs, no wider tyres, it was the same 80/90 front and 100/90 rear. the exhaust was exactly the same apart from that small attachment at the end that Yamaha still provides as an accessory. Either it was a different Expo you and I are talking about or you have not noticed the R15 carefully.

Also i would like to add that whatever shown in the Auto expo is what we have on roads, except there was a mud protector which is not present till date. IT was similar to what R125 has

**JitenMistry** · 08-26-2009, 06:28 PM

R15 Accessories Query

Guys,

My new R15 will come around 3rd Sep 2009. I want to know what necessary accessories of R15 I have to purchase?

Since Yamaha offer many R15 accessories but I would like to know which one is most useful for a long run?

**R-series** · 08-26-2009, 06:40 PM

Originally posted by JitenMistry View Post

Guys,

My new R15 will come around 3rd Sep 2009. I want to know what necessary accessories of R15 I have to purchase?

Since Yamaha offer many R15 accessories but I would like to know which one is most useful for a long run?

There is nothing "necessary" about the accessory range that Yamaha provides. These are all add ons, nothing essential. If your talking about useful then you can considering buying the Paddock stand for self servicing the ride or just to ensure its upright position. Or the seat cowl which looks cool but just seems to costly to me

Apart from that if you looking for the new colors all of them come with rim strips which you would have to purchase seperately if your buy the any of the older models.

**JitenMistry** · 08-26-2009, 06:44 PM

Originally posted by R-series View Post

There is nothing "necessary" about the accessory range that Yamaha provides. These are all add ons, nothing essential. If your talking about useful then you can considering buying the Paddock stand for self servicing the ride or just to ensure its upright position. Or the seat cowl which looks cool but just seems to costly to me

Apart from that if you looking for the new colors all of them come with rim strips which you would have to purchase seperately if your buy the andy of the older models.

Ok,
What about the Tank Pad? Well I am much worried about scratch/unknown damage of R15 bike. Apart from Yamaha Accessory, should I look beyond for that.

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