Introduction Approved

Welcome to xBhp

welcome to xbhp, have you learnt riding geared bike?

Welcome to xBhp dear....
From an Activa to V 2.0 !? Good....

welcome to xBhp ..

Thanks guys ...

In many forums members in Intoduction thread would say just welcome ..but here you are Paying attention , so nice and feeling great.Thanks

Yes i have been Riding Activa for the past 3-4 years , but no i dont have any exp riding a gear bike , but rode some of my friends gear bikes ..

Actually i am taking it for my Bro , he knows well to ride a gear bike ..i hope to learn to ride R15 soon ...

No one in my street has a R15 V2 ... Hope i get it soon

Mostly how many days will it take for delivery

I booked in Ambal Motors Chennai

^^^ Congrats on your new baby and welcome to xBhp!

Guys ,

I have a doubt .I booked R15 V2.0 black color , the salesman told 1 or 2 weeks for delivery , suppose if i dont want black color and i want another color of bike before delivery , can i change it by telling to him ?

yes you can change...provided the same is available with him

Hi Guys,

Just today bought R15 V2 Black Color from Ambal Motors Chennai ...They delivered within 1 week ...

I got the Toolkit and First Aid kit with bike , but in the Owners manual it has been said that a Sponge will be there in the Rear Seat ..but i didnt have anything like that ? ?? Did u guys get it ?

After taking Bike from the Showroom , i went to a Petrol Bunk and Filled 10 Litres of PEtrol and Filled the Tank for the First time .. 50 Kms rided today ..

Guys tell me , what should i do from now .. In the Owners manual it has been said to use only Unleaded Petrol .. Is Extra Premium recommended ?

Tomo i am gonna buy a cover for the bike and this week will do the Registration ...mostly a Fancy Number .. So , any ideas and Suggestion on Fancy Numbers ???????

Is a Tank Pad necessary ? What about Teflon Coating , when should i do it , many say to do it in the first service ...

I will post the pics tomo guys .....

Congrats on bringing home the R15 v2.0!

I am pretty sure you'll find most of your answers here,


My only suggestion is, dont let your adrenaline get the best of you. Take it slow and up your skills patiently, since you're new to manual gear bikes. Never saddle up without a good quality helmet and gloves at a minimum.