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**#bpk** · 01-25-2019, 10:21 AM

Re: Bike Buying Advice

Originally posted by avnsiva View Post

At last bought a Pre-owned 2017 Duke 390.

Following are planned:

1. Exhaust Wraps
2. A service to refresh all fluids
3. Chain clean DIY with kerosene and lube using JCMoto\s chain lube
4. Handlebar raisers
5. DIY or aftermaket Tail Tidy

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How's engine smoothness in 80 to 100 kmph, are you happy ?

**avnsiva** · 01-25-2019, 02:30 PM

Re: Bike Buying Advice

Originally posted by #bpk View Post

How's engine smoothness in 80 to 100 kmph, are you happy ?

Yes...it certainly vibrates but the acceleration is awesome. Coming from 150 cc pulsar this feels more comfortable and very exciting.

**kiran2508** · 01-25-2019, 09:14 PM

Re: Bike Buying Advice

Originally posted by avnsiva View Post

At last bought a Pre-owned 2017 Duke 390.
Following are planned:

1. Exhaust Wraps
2. A service to refresh all fluids
3. Chain clean DIY with kerosene and lube using JCMoto\s chain lube
4. Handlebar raisers
5. DIY or aftermaket Tail Tidy

Congrats, wise choice with a pre-owned bikes. With current prices which have gone sky high with those mandatory insurance rules.

Just my 2 cents, whoever owned it earlier has kept it in a way that it's so illegal to ride around.
1. Give it fresh juices like said, front tyre seems to be a goner, by the looks it wont last more than 2000-3000kms, rear seems fine.
2. Front number plate in Italics, missing rear plates? Get them fixed, both new plates in plain font
3. Rear view mirrors
4. Indicators, and you are all set to hoot the bike

Safe rides

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