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55kmpl on highway? i usually get 35 - 36 in city sometimes 30 - 32.sigpic
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Hi all
We went Lansdowne 17-18 april,2010..........got an average of total
48.8 per/litre
on my r15......rode the bike on average 90-100 Km/h
sometimes crossed 110 also
but not further due to traffic......
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i am getting 33kmpl exactly .. earlier i use to get around 40kmpl .. the only difference is .. now at any time i'll be riding more than 60kmph speed .. it become default speed for me ..Comment
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Originally posted by Rohit aKa N@pster View PostHi all
We went Lansdowne 17-18 april,2010..........got an average of total
48.8 per/litre on my r15......rode the bike on average 90-100 Km/h
sometimes crossed 110 also but not further due to traffic......
good buddy u get a vgood mileage! whats the oil you use what Petrol? and whats the engine oil.i have never checked my mileage i always use IOL xtra pREMUM.
GUYS DID ANY ONE USE THESE HIGH PERFORMANCE PETROL LIKE THE OCTANE IN R-15?MuRtHY
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@ rajit999
hi bro....I used normal petrolOriginally posted by rajit999 View Post and stock engine oil which svc guys use for r15......I managed to get this average almost everytime on highways.
but here in delhi traffic while commuting to office I only get 30-35 Km/h
whats the average you are getting???
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Originally posted by rohit aka n@pster View Posthi bro....i used normal petrol and stock engine oil which svc guys use for r15......i managed to get this average almost everytime on highways.
but here in delhi traffic while commuting to office i only get 30-35 km/h
whats the average you are getting???
ok have u tried using this high performance petrol like the octane in ur bike?
As of me i never did check the mileage i follwed it the honda way " fill it-shut it -forget it"MuRtHY
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@ rajit999
nopes bro I had never used high performance petrol like octane....why you are doing it honda way???Originally posted by rajit999 View Post....you should atleast check what milege you are getting....nothing special to do in it.... in empty tank make trip 1 zero and full your tank then ride the bike till it comes in reserve, note the kms and divide it by 10 (divide by 10 because there is still 2litres in reserve)....there is your average...atleast one should be aware about the average of his bike.....
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ok then will surely do it and let me whats my bike giving i have gone through ur pics in the Picasa link where is the place in of picks u have clicked while riding ur r15Originally posted by Rohit aKa N@pster View Postnopes bro I had never used high performance petrol like octane....why you are doing it honda way???....you should atleast check what milege you are getting....nothing special to do in it.... in empty tank make trip 1 zero and full your tank then ride the bike till it comes in reserve, note the kms and divide it by 10 (divide by 10 because there is still 2litres in reserve)....there is your average...atleast one should be aware about the average of his bike.....
seems like the place is goodMuRtHY
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@ rajit999
Originally posted by rajit999 View Post
this place is lansedowne in uttrakhand....230kms from delhi...Comment
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Originally posted by buggy View PostThey did that even for my bike at the same cost. They say they clean the stenor filter i think. Is it totally useless? Just an eyewash?Originally posted by jd666 View Post
@All: I have a spare unused can of Motul Chain Clean with me. Do let me know if any of you from Bangalore need it. MRP is INR 450, happy to give it away for lower than that (as i have another can which will suffice)
My views on the YZF-R15 V2.0: http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/news/198...tml#post699240
The pleasure is when your rear wheel slides, and you bring it back; and when the front wheel lifts, you take your time bringing it back.Comment
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@ Trivandrum/ Kerala R15 owners
Hi Guys,
I have seen several posts in this thread about the possible position of number plate on R15 and the possible repercussions.
It is a fact that the default number plate position takes away a lot of oomph from the bikes aesthetic value.Also its understood that the repurcussions (from traffic cops) of placing the number plate eslewhere varies largely from city to city.
I expect to take the delivery of the bike sometime next week, can Trivandrum/ Kerala R15 owners chip in with their experiences with non default position of number plates...so that i can take a wise decision.
Thanks...Ride swift, ride safe...
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Guys, with the tyres pretty much worn out (max another 1500 to 2000 KMs) I have noticed that at 7000 RPM in 6th gear my R15 does 99 KMPH instead of 102 KMPH it used to do when with new tyres
ah! 30-35 in city and 48 on highway!!!Originally posted by Rohit aKa N@pster View PostHi all
We went Lansdowne 17-18 april,2010..........got an average of total
48.8 per/litre on my r15......rode the bike on average 90-100 Km/h
sometimes crossed 110 also but not further due to traffic......
I get nothing less than 38 in city and nothing more than 42 on highways. My riding on highways is similar to what you have mentioned. I weigh ~78 KGs and my gear would weigh another 5-7 KGs. I carry at least 5-7 KGs luggage most of the times on the highway.Comment
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There was this one issue of OVERDRIVE which stated that R15 does 100kmph at 6000RPM at the top gear.Originally posted by HydBiker View PostI have noticed that at 7000 RPM in 6th gear my R15 does 99 KMPH instead of 102 KMPH it used to do when with new tyres
they slashed 1000RPm from there.
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Originally posted by HydBiker View PostGuys, with the tyres pretty much worn out (max another 1500 to 2000 KMs) I have noticed that at 7000 RPM in 6th gear my R15 does 99 KMPH instead of 102 KMPH it used to do when with new tyresMine was doing 99-100kmph at exactly 7K RPM when I checked long back. Donno what its like now, at 15.5K kms.Originally posted by rennycornelius View PostThere was this one issue of OVERDRIVE which stated that R15 does 100kmph at 6000RPM at the top gear.
they slashed 1000RPm from there.Last edited by Sarvajit; 04-20-2010, 05:52 PM.Quench my thirst with gasoline!Comment
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^^ very true even my bike is around 99-100kmph at 7000rpm
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