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  • Yamaha Fz to used R15

    Guys am having Fz for the past 1 year.i bought it on dec 08.and its been a year since am riding it,and i feel it as underpowered,so i need ur suggestion whether to go for a second hand R15,,by selling my FZ.
    i have already talked to a guys who likes to buy my FZ and get me a r15 in seconds for 70-75k.
    so i need u guys to help me out ,,,will it be a good choice,,and i dont want to go for pulsar ,zma or rtr.
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    • #3
      Of-course it's a great choice mate. It's like graduating from KG to MBA! The R15 is the best machine till date and one can definitely go for it blindly. But, u have to make sure that the bike which ur gonna buy is properly maintained and been run-in properly and not something that's been thrashed and wanted to wash-off . Think experienced R15 experts can help on that!
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      • #4
        Thats a good choice.... You PMd me about something... I cant seem to see the classifield section any longer here!

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        • #5
          Originally posted by dual disc 200 View Post
          Of-course it's a great choice mate. It's like graduating from KG to MBA! The R15 is the best machine till date and one can definitely go for it blindly. But, u have to make sure that the bike which ur gonna buy is properly maintained and been run-in properly and not something that's been thrashed and wanted to wash-off . Think experienced R15 experts can help on that!
          thnkz for replying.yes dude actually i have planned to get it from a Yamaha service guy...so i hope it wil be in gud condition.
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          • #6
            Originally posted by satyenpoojary View Post
            Thats a good choice.... You PMd me about something... I cant seem to see the classifield section any longer here!

            Aryan da! has it been removed?
            yes dude i wanted to find a thread to sell my fz,is there any thread to sell second hand bikes.
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            • #7
              Originally posted by vinoob View Post
              yes dude i wanted to find a thread to sell my fz,is there any thread to sell second hand bikes.
              In addition to the Classifieds section on xBhp, you could also try posting it on www.bikes4sale.in
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              • #8
                AND few MORE QUESTION,,,
                will r15 be more fuel efficient than fz by riding economically?
                how abt the maintenance cost of r15
                is r15's rear tyre better than fz's rear tyre
                is it easy to opt from a drum rear brake[fz's] to rear disk brake[r15's] do we need any experience?
                how abt the fuel level in r15..i have heard tht fuel injected bikes shud always have petrol in their tank.we should never make the tank go dry,is it so?
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by vinoob View Post
                  thnkz for replying.yes dude actually i have planned to get it from a Yamaha service guy...so i hope it wil be in gud condition.
                  Which service centre ? is it chennai ?

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                  • #10
                    Yeah exactly chennai ,there is a guy,,,who promised to sell my bike and exchange it for a r15.........
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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by sarvajit View Post
                      in addition to the classifieds section on xbhp, you could also try posting it on www.bikes4sale.in
                      thnkz for tht link dude..
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                      • #12
                        guys am waiting for ur feedback???
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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by vinoob View Post
                          AND few MORE QUESTION,,,
                          will r15 be more fuel efficient than fz by riding economically?
                          how abt the maintenance cost of r15
                          is r15's rear tyre better than fz's rear tyre
                          is it easy to opt from a drum rear brake[fz's] to rear disk brake[r15's] do we need any experience?
                          how abt the fuel level in r15..i have heard tht fuel injected bikes shud always have petrol in their tank.we should never make the tank go dry,is it so?
                          I own a r15. M getting about 40 kmpl from my bike, i guess FZ gets 35. Maintainance is not an issue, the parts are a little costly, but not too costly. Yes the Tyre provided stock is too good. It inspires confidence in you and makes you wanna go knee dragging, although i haven't done it yet . Have no clue about Fz tyre but alll in all i guess they have the same compound which matters while leaning and not the section (size) of the tyre. Yes it is easy to get used to the rear disc from a FZ. No need of any outstanding experience .
                          Last edited by nicky_cool_dude_2004; 02-28-2010, 02:55 PM. Reason: additional points added.
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