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Re: Kawasaki Z800 - Dream Comes True
That was chain cleaning
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Re: Kawasaki Z800 - Dream Comes True
Why have they ripped off the entire vehicle Doc ??Originally posted by drsureshmohan View PostR15S - Current
Honda Dio - Current
TNT 600i - Sold
Classic 500 - Sold
Pulsar 220 dtsi - Sold
Yamaha YBX125 - SoldComment
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Re: Kawasaki Z800 - Dream Comes True
To Clean air filterComment
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Re: Kawasaki Z800 - Dream Comes True
this is chain cleaning pic . After they cleaned the filter the front is lifting even before hitting 6 k rpm
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Re: Kawasaki Z800 - Dream Comes True
Bill was Rs 6487Comment
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Re: Kawasaki Z800 - Dream Comes True
Doc,
Can you pls post a pic of bill. Just wanted to see work they did along with charges.
BTW I was told that air filter will be cleaned during second service by Bangalore service folks.Comment
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Re: Kawasaki Z800 - Dream Comes True
bill copy
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i cant seem to read from photo -) so lemme see the bill there is a pick up/drop charge of Rs 300,paid 1st service Rs 2600,Oil filter plus oil is 3069 plus service tax. air filter cleaning i was done for freeComment
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Re: Kawasaki Z800 - Dream Comes True
I can't read itOriginally posted by drsureshmohan View Post
. Its quite surprising that they cleaned air filter during 1st service. Can you upload another pic of bill?
Do they remove fuel from tank before they take out fuel tank?Comment
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Re: Kawasaki Z800 - Dream Comes True
I don't know if they remove fuel but I guess they might . I will re post the pic . The owner of the showroom has instructed the air filter to be cleaned at every service as chennai is too dusty .im popping wheelies even under 6000 rpm , now pls understand they are only 6 inch or less wheelies ( Max I guess ). You were right Djay bike feels slightly smoother . Going to petrol pump on alternate days is irritating bcos it comes to E so quicklyComment
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Re: Kawasaki Z800 - Dream Comes True
Update , removal of fuel is not required at all for removing the tank. I found from rechnicianComment
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Re: Kawasaki Z800 - Dream Comes True
I went for a small ride. Tested the app called Ulysees. The speedo showed 172~175. GPS indicated was 168 kmph! Blasted past a Harley rider.
Don't know what his reaction was. (trying to post an image from mobile phone. Don't know if it works )
Sent from a mobile phoneLast edited by nitrosatya; 11-22-2014, 04:51 PM.Comment
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Re: Kawasaki Z800 - Dream Comes True
My gps and the bike speed vary by 3 kmComment
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Re: Kawasaki Z800 - Dream Comes True
I guess the standalone GPS is better than a phone app. Which one do you use?
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Re: Kawasaki Z800 - Dream Comes True
Garmin , pls be careful to remove batteries when not in use , my last one leaked and destroyed the gpsComment
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Re: Kawasaki Z800 - Dream Comes True
Originally posted by nitrosatya View PostI went for a small ride. Tested the app called Ulysees. The speedo showed 172~175. GPS indicated was 168 kmph! Blasted past a Harley rider. Don't know what his reaction was. (trying to post an image from mobile phone. Don't know if it works )
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May be his reaction was all smiles . thinking ( damn Harley is such a benchmark that every other bike rider will mention it somewhere , every time he passes by).
Or may be that Harley rider was not on a small distance ride.
Cheers !You're never lost if ya don't care where the road is headedComment
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