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CJ · 03-10-2010, 02:50 PM

Originally posted by harshit.d View Post

What's the value mentioned in Manual for the tyre pressure??

It is as mentioned above 28 Front and 32 Back... You can see the recommended tyre pressures on swingarm too

**harshit.d** · 03-10-2010, 03:25 PM

Originally posted by CJ View Post

It is as mentioned above 28 Front and 32 Back... You can see the recommended tyre pressures on swingarm too

It means the bugger who did the PDI for my bike at Khivraj pbk told me a lie!!!
That bugger told me the values as 25/35 and me trusting them never checked those in the manual. I never checked that on the swing arm also even though I was washing my bike almost every weekend myself.

---> Khivraj Pbk <---

**the departed** · 03-10-2010, 04:54 PM

Guys i got a problem!! Because i was out of India, My bike was idle for two months and seven days.. Before going abroad i drained out the whole oil and the petrol, now i'm flying back and i have to get my bikes service done... So is it safe to pour a new oil without getting the bike serviced.. i would just have to ride for 35 kms to the service center....

**abhichotu.abhi** · 03-10-2010, 05:35 PM

Originally posted by the departed View Post

Guys i got a problem!! Because i was out of India, My bike was idle for two months and seven days.. Before going abroad i drained out the whole oil and the petrol, now i'm flying back and i have to get my bikes service done... So is it safe to pour a new oil without getting the bike serviced.. i would just have to ride for 35 kms to the service center....

Yes, put new oil in your bike, start it and go to SC for servicing. But, the battery might have discharged in the 2 months time.

**harshit.d** · 03-10-2010, 05:39 PM

Originally posted by the departed View Post

Guys i got a problem!! Because i was out of India, My bike was idle for two months and seven days.. Before going abroad i drained out the whole oil and the petrol, now i'm flying back and i have to get my bikes service done... So is it safe to pour a new oil without getting the bike serviced.. i would just have to ride for 35 kms to the service center....

Which service number would this be?
In any case they would be changing the oil. Right?
Just speak to pbk people once and if they agree then change the oil yourself and the remaining things can be done at the service centre.

**the departed** · 03-10-2010, 06:08 PM

Originally posted by abhichotu.abhi View Post

Yes, put new oil in your bike, start it and go to SC for servicing. But, the battery might have discharged in the 2 months time.

Yes you are rite about the battery.. probably it would have been drained in a period of two months...

**harshit.d** · 03-10-2010, 06:10 PM

Originally posted by the departed View Post

Yes you are rite about the battery.. probably it would have been drained in a period of two months...

Not necessary. Did you had any additional accessory like electronic lock installed in your bike?
If no then chances are there that you bike's battery may still be alive.

**the departed** · 03-10-2010, 06:23 PM

Originally posted by harshit.d View Post

Which service number would this be?
In any case they would be changing the oil. Right?
Just speak to pbk people once and if they agree then change the oil yourself and the remaining things can be done at the service centre.

This will be my 5th free service...
Yes I will speak to the pbks about the oil...
thanx

**the departed** · 03-10-2010, 07:16 PM

Originally posted by harshit.d View Post

Not necessary. Did you had any additional accessory like electronic lock installed in your bike?
If no then chances are there that you bike's battery may still be alive.

No i dont have any additional electricals installed on my bike... its stock...

but dont you think that 2 months is a enogh time for a battery to drain out.. I wish that the battery wouldn't drain out...

**threat2myself1** · 03-10-2010, 07:38 PM

Originally posted by the departed View Post

Yes you are rite about the battery.. probably it would have been drained in a period of two months...

Originally posted by the departed View Post

No i dont have any additional electricals installed on my bike... its stock...

but dont you think that 2 months is a enogh time for a battery to drain out.. I wish that the battery wouldn't drain out...

i dont think in 2 months the battery would have drained out.
i too had kept my bike for a little over two months, bike was in center stand though. came back and the engine came to life in the first try with some hiccups

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**the departed** · 03-10-2010, 08:36 PM

Originally posted by threat2myself1 View Post

i dont think in 2 months the battery would have drained out.
i too had kept my bike for a little over two months, bike was in center stand though. came back and the engine came to life in the first try with some hiccups

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So i guess battery wont be an issue...

Did you drained the oil before keeping it idle for two months.. because it says in the manual that if the bike is kept stationary for a month or two, the oil and the fuel should be drained out dry..

Glad to hear that the bike did not cause any problem while starting... btw does the main stand has anything to do with the battery life..

**Absoluthavoc** · 03-10-2010, 10:54 PM

well i dont remember what i paid for the alarm.. since it's been quite a while. Im pretty sure the price must have change but i doubt its more than 1200/-

Sunday's as far as i know, they are closed

**harshit.d** · 03-10-2010, 11:37 PM

Originally posted by the departed View Post

So i guess battery wont be an issue...

Did you drained the oil before keeping it idle for two months.. because it says in the manual that if the bike is kept stationary for a month or two, the oil and the fuel should be drained out dry..

Glad to hear that the bike did not cause any problem while starting... btw does the main stand has anything to do with the battery life..

Simple steps to bring it alive again(Of course after you've put back the oils):-

1. Press hold the clutch.
2. Press the starter and raise the throttle a bit.
3. Once the bike comes to life, pull on the choke and let it be on choke for a minute or so.
4. After that ride your bike for 4-5km at slow speed around (25-30) to let the oils circulate.
5. Then its all yours to rip it out

Originally posted by Absoluthavoc View Post

well i dont remember what i paid for the alarm.. since it's been quite a while. Im pretty sure the price must have change but i doubt its more than 1200/-

Sunday's as far as i know, they are closed

Yes bajaj service centers are closed on Sundays (at least here in Bangalore). Try going on a weekday to get a better service coz of less rush..!

**Veeral** · 03-11-2010, 11:19 AM

UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE...

Hello guys..
yesterday replaced the front fairing......(no headlight console) only fairing...
Now scratches are gone...

and also old 1 was broke as i used to rev it used to make noise like anything..... next step... K&N

And also lookin for tires to chnage.. pls suggest me good brand and specs....
Regards.

**harshit.d** · 03-11-2010, 11:23 AM

Originally posted by Veeral View Post

UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE...

Hello guys..
yesterday replaced the front fairing......(no headlight console) only fairing...
Now scratches are gone...

and also old 1 was broke as i used to rev it used to make noise like anything..... next step... K&N

And also lookin for tires to chnage.. pls suggest me good brand and specs....
Regards.

What's your usage i mean more of city ride?
Touring?

based on that selection can be done for the tyres.

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