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i have tried various SVCs...including metro motors(THE WORST), oswal motors, JK enterprises, khanna auto and auto needs(gurgaon).Originally posted by 111diablo111 View Post"Biking is Divine"
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there isn't anything which is impossible..only worry to me that CBZ doesn't even have an oil cooler so your engine will heat more as it solely depends on air cooling..Originally posted by riderofdhell View PostCan i replace my cbz xtreme faring with that od karizma ZMR??
still try to find out how you can do that & for that you can go to any modifier in Karol Bagh to get some info about it..bring some info from them..discuss it here n then fix it from some trusted place..not from any modier from karol bagh
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i rely on Upper India Service Center which is quiet good according to me..Originally posted by anmol_1990 View Posti have tried various SVCs...including metro motors(THE WORST), oswal motors, JK enterprises, khanna auto and auto needs(gurgaon).Suzuki Gixxer - Current
Karizma ZMR <3 - Sold
Apache RTR160 - Sold
Honda Stunner - Sold
LML Energy - Sold
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@ 111diablo111
Man I can buy all your statements, except for the one below,
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6)What is the mileage difference in city between these two bikes ? How much mileage can I expect from R and ZMR in city ?
mileage of ZMA hovers in between 30km/l-35km/l & that of ZMR is in between 40km/l-45km/l so there's a difference of around 10km/l among both bikes.
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It would have been generous if you were honest and This shows you are mad at your ZMR, even when you treat the ZMR like a 100CC it would run less than 40Kpl in Highways and that is what I have experienced in a ZMR which was in mint condition and many of my friends who own a ZMR.
Within city its even less, in the range between 30-35Kpl.
Off course Mr XYZ after buying ZMR with your words is not going to come back complain against you. Am sure we are not traders, so lets post accurate info to help others.
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post in ZMR ownership thread & ask yourself what mileage other guys are getting..a new ZMR returns mileage figures around 38kmpl & after 1 or 2 services ZMR start returning mileage over 40kmpl..last time i myself got a mileage figures of exact 44.2kmpl while i measured it according full to empty tank method..Originally posted by HarishK View Post@ 111diablo111
Man I can buy all your statements, except for the one below,
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6)What is the mileage difference in city between these two bikes ? How much mileage can I expect from R and ZMR in city ?
mileage of ZMA hovers in between 30km/l-35km/l & that of ZMR is in between 40km/l-45km/l so there's a difference of around 10km/l among both bikes.
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It would have been generous if you were honest and This shows you are mad at your ZMR, even when you treat the ZMR like a 100CC it would run less than 40Kpl in Highways and that is what I have experienced in a ZMR which was in mint condition and many of my friends who own a ZMR.
Within city its even less, in the range between 30-35Kpl.
Off course Mr XYZ after buying ZMR with your words is not going to come back complain against you. Am sure we are not traders, so lets post accurate info to help others.
even ZMA returns mileage figures around 35kmpl & after HH introduced PGM-FI in it its mileage figures jumped over 40kmpl..Last edited by 111diablo111; 06-23-2011, 08:47 PM.Suzuki Gixxer - Current
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Originally posted by HarishK View Post@ 111diablo111
Man I can buy all your statements, except for the one below,
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6)What is the mileage difference in city between these two bikes ? How much mileage can I expect from R and ZMR in city ?
mileage of ZMA hovers in between 30km/l-35km/l & that of ZMR is in between 40km/l-45km/l so there's a difference of around 10km/l among both bikes.
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It would have been generous if you were honest and This shows you are mad at your ZMR, even when you treat the ZMR like a 100CC it would run less than 40Kpl in Highways and that is what I have experienced in a ZMR which was in mint condition and many of my friends who own a ZMR.
Within city its even less, in the range between 30-35Kpl.
Off course Mr XYZ after buying ZMR with your words is not going to come back complain against you. Am sure we are not traders, so lets post accurate info to help others.pretty true. i have run my zmr 680kms in last week from sun-sun and she consumed fuel of 1150rs. here the price is 67.7/l approx so this gives me the mileage of 40kmpl approx under mixed conditions.Originally posted by 111diablo111 View Postpost in ZMR ownership thread & ask yourself what mileage other guys are getting..a new ZMR returns mileage figures around 38kmpl & after 1 or 2 services ZMR start returning mileage over 40kmpl..last time i myself got a mileage figures of exact 44.2kmpl while i measured it according full to empty tank method..
even ZMA returns mileage figures around 35kmpl & after HH introduced PGM-FI in it its mileage figures jumped over 40kmpl..
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I have faced the front fairing vibration at speeds above 80kmph. I was told at the showroom/service center on complaining that this was a common problem with the ZMR and cannot be fixed, despite me offering to get the side panels replaced.
I have gotten used to it especially with my helmet which muffles the sound a lot but it is not a pleasant note to hear.
I am yet to confirm the same with other ZMR owners as none of my friends have one.
Apart from that it is a really awesome bike to ride and I would get one even today despite the minor niggles. No other problems in my 1year 4months old ZMR.Hero Honda Karizma ZMR
The speedometer is the most useless gadget on a bike.
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Originally posted by Sarath_ View PostI have faced the front fairing vibration at speeds above 80kmph. I was told at the showroom/service center on complaining that this was a common problem with the ZMR and cannot be fixed, despite me offering to get the side panels replaced.
I have gotten used to it especially with my helmet which muffles the sound a lot but it is not a pleasant note to hear.
I am yet to confirm the same with other ZMR owners as none of my friends have one.
Apart from that it is a really awesome bike to ride and I would get one even today despite the minor niggles. No other problems in my 1year 4months old ZMR.
check if any nut got loosen or if speedo console/visor is making rattling noise..sometimes these small things can create these kind of irritating sound & we keep doing tightening of fairing..Suzuki Gixxer - Current
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I actually enjoy a mileage of 45-48 on a regular commute basis
. Couple of months back i had done a round trip of 780 kms and i did it without a single refuel on the way, i myself found it absurd
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It was while collecting my bike after servicing that I asked him that. Maybe that guy wasn't interested to fix it. I will ask again during the next one.Originally posted by 111diablo111 View Postcheck if any nut got loosen or if speedo console/visor is making rattling noise..sometimes these small things can create these kind of irritating sound & we keep doing tightening of fairing..
Thats awesome. I get no more than 35kmpl on mine.Originally posted by snehithpereira View PostI actually enjoy a mileage of 45-48 on a regular commute basis
. Couple of months back i had done a round trip of 780 kms and i did it without a single refuel on the way, i myself found it absurd
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The speedometer is the most useless gadget on a bike.
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Yes very true it is The most important factor affecting any bike's mileage.Originally posted by Satyamzma View Postgood mileage depends on how you ride the bike & maintain it ?
My ZMA gives 32 Km in city and 43 on the highway. In City my speed is between 40 to 70 while on the highway it is 80 to 110..
ZMA-R without lower fairing is a good city & tourer without getting affected by side,cross,tail or head on wind force.When Was The Last Time,You Did Something For The First Time.
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No need to adjust the clip-ons. They are already raised, making the stance almost the same as ZMA. This will actually help on long rides in protecting your chest from the wind blast.Originally posted by Pinaki View PostI was wondering about the handles myself as sitting on both I felt that I need the handles to be moved towards me backwards a few inches , would be perfect ! While I could see thats easy to do on the ZMA by loosening the handle clamp nuts and adjusting , was wondering what is the equivalent procedure for clip-ons . My be there is none ? for sometimes ,companies make changes according to market trends and fashion , sacrificing functional advantage of the product .
Battery is MF type in ZMR&I think now ZMA is also coming with it. It will not cause problems. My R15 battery is running fine since more than 3 years, no problems yet, touchwood. I have left for a month unused more than once.Can't the ZMR be started at all if battery is out , say by push starting / jump starting or anything else ??
If the battery runs out, push start the bike&it will get charged while running, unless it is completely dead.
R15 side fairing is only Rs.550.yamaha told me R15 fairing is 4000 Rs only , total . I always manage to break plastics quickly .
Tubeless better in this aspect. It will be back on road within 5 mins. No tyre/wheel dismantling required. Can be done by you or any puncture repair shop has it. On long rides, I carry the kit. If punctured, head to nearest tyre shop, give him the tools&ask him to repair the puncture after filling air.Chance of both tyre types puncturing being equal , which will get back on road sooner ? roadside tyrewallahs can do tubeless ok everywhere yet ? Or I can fix them myself easily on-road ? Cast wheels doing potholes and bad stretches of national highways good ?
Alloys will not bend if you are maintaining right tyre pressure.
The idea of PGM-Fi is not to have maintenance. ECU contains coding for all conditions, so you need not adjust AFR etc. Run with good quality fuel (Extra Premium etc.) or use additives. There will never be a problem.Is is possible for me to adjust and do minor cleaning etc of PGMFI myself , with similar skills as as Carburettor ? I am able to fix minor on road carb problems myself , like opening up and cleaning a clogged jet or repairing a leaky float etc .
After about 20-25K kms., you can get the injectors cleaned at the SVC, a 2 min. job. of spraying like deodorant into the injectors.
Though both the bikes make about the same power, the ZMR does have extra features&has got the oomph factor.As you can see ,I am thinking of long lonely highways with little help in sight .
If you are not planning to use the bike for commuting&don't mind spending the extra amount, go with the ZMR, I'd say. Premium bike.
If you wanna commute with it also its pretty fine I think. I do on my R15.
You can even close the mirrors in traffic/tight parking if you like.
Don't worry about the fairing, ground clearance, rims etc.
I have offroaded my R15, used it on smooth highways, crossed small rivers, climbed footpaths, tried most of the things. These bikes are made to handle everything. Only we should not overestimate them.
Hope I could be of some help to you!
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