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  • #31
    Originally posted by Jonak View Post
    My ZMA is regularly giving 41kmph in city and 46/47 km in highway (I use Speed petrol). Do not expect a 223cc bike to give more milage
    you mean kmpl !!
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    • #32
      R15 Mileage

      Originally posted by pranay View Post
      you mean kmpl !!
      Thats great mileage for a ZMA! My R15 is giving me 43 in city&48 on highways(under sedate driving). I use Extra Premium petrol too.
      Quench my thirst with gasoline!

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      • #33
        Originally posted by R15Rocks View Post
        Thats great mileage for a ZMA! My R15 is giving me 43 in city&48 on highways(under sedate driving). I use Extra Premium petrol too.

        nice .. my RTR [on riping ] and i mean hard riping which means RPM always above 5-6 gives me 40-45 .. .. wonder how a 225 cc engine gives 41
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        • #34
          Dont worry Sam, they said under sedate riding, I never got more than 31 under my riding style
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          • #35
            Originally posted by pranay View Post
            you mean kmpl !!

            Sorry. Thanks for spotting it. Edited.
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            • #36
              Originally posted by sam92 View Post

              wonder how a 225 cc engine gives 41
              I think a lot depends on the way you ride. At city I normally do not take it to more than 80kmph. ZMA does 80kmph exactly at 5k rpm at 5th gear. Even when I am riding at 60kmph I use 5th gear. I have tested the milage several times in several methods. Every time it comes around 41kmpl in city.
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              • #37
                Simple guideline for the RTR:

                Shift below 5k: 45-50 kmpl
                Above that (which on a quick revving RTR is very frequent) : Mucho lesso! I got 25 during one lavasa stint..hehe..
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                • #38
                  Originally posted by m1g View Post
                  Simple guideline for the RTR:

                  Shift below 5k: 45-50 kmpl
                  Above that (which on a quick revving RTR is very frequent) : Mucho lesso! I got 25 during one lavasa stint..hehe..
                  25

                  i shift at 6-8k ..

                  but now day im trying to changing my riding style and shift at 3-4 k
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                  • #39
                    I always shift below 4k. Can this be one of the reasons why I get so much milage?
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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by Jonak View Post
                      I always shift below 4k. Can this be one of the reasons why I get so much milage?
                      Yes. In any case, there's nothing to be gained by ripping in city. On a highway you may feel the need to shift a bit later for faster pickup.
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                      • #41
                        Originally posted by R15Rocks View Post
                        On a highway you may feel the need to shift a bit later for faster pickup.
                        Yes, I only swift at a bit higher rpm when i need to overtake fast moving vehicles. But, Don't think I have ever shifted above 5500 rpm.

                        OT and P.S- I city I normally do not rip but I have ripped 2/3 times when I found hot chicks were staring at the man and his machine and discussing something.
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                        • #42
                          Originally posted by Jonak View Post
                          OT and P.S- I city I normally do not rip but I have ripped 2/3 times when I found hot chicks were staring at the man and his machine and discussing something.
                          and i thought you were decent non riping person
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                          • #43
                            I think that post by Technocrat settles Karizma's mileage. I am no gentle rider Besides, I dont believe in looking at the tacho and shifting. I followed that tip in car (shifting at 2000-2200rpm) and had a terrbile experience.

                            Anyways, I could eliminate atleast one option out of the three Now all that remains is taking a test drive of both & arranging cash.
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