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Old 7th July 2008, 10:28   #61
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ms001 - That was a crisp review. Since everyone knows the pros of this bike I wont elaborate much on them.
2 more cons which I felt were-

* Felt slight wrist pain, maybe its because I did 220kms of city driving in like 28hrs or something.Its a matter of getting used to it I feel.

* The headlight in dip mode is horrible.

BTW can someone explain the difference between switching of the engine via the engine kill button and by turning the key off.Is there any benefit using the engine kill switch other than that you can use the electronics[ex.park light,horn].

You need to install HID's in the headlights.

The kill switch activates the FI self check(atleast on SBK's). Its also convenient on signals where you know you will be waiting for sometime. You can switch off the engine but the lights will remain on.
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Old 7th July 2008, 10:48   #62
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Is that true that only one light work on the low beam and on high beam both are working

I think that both of them should work on low beam as in car.

Is there any temperature gauge ?

one other thing i want to ask you is there any fan placed behind the radiator so that engine is cooled if there is jam on streets in cities?
ya thats true only 1 light works in low beam,and both in high
there's no temperature gauge, only high temperature warning light
there is a cooling fan also.
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Old 7th July 2008, 11:35   #63
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hay ms001 can you post any image of the radiator fan of your bike
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Old 7th July 2008, 12:39   #64
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Guys - congrats on the new bikes..

Ms001 - was that you who rode with us to Maddur yesterday? The bike was peacefully doing 125.

Cheers
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Guys - congrats on the new bikes..

Ms001 - was that you who rode with us to Maddur yesterday? The bike was peacefully doing 125.

Cheers
Vijay
no it wasnt me iam running the bike under 5k RPM (80 kmph max)
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Is it that both the headlamps are having dual filament bulbs.
What I am asking is : Does both the headlamp bulbs have filaments for low beam and high beam ?

Or is it that one is specially for high beam and the other is specially for low beam ?


Are the headlights directly connected to the batter ?

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Is it that both the headlamps are having dual filament bulbs.
What I am asking is : Does both the headlamp bulbs have filaments for low beam and high beam ?

Or is it that one is specially for high beam and the other is specially for low beam ?


Are the headlights directly connected to the batter ?
not very sure but looks likely that both have only single filaments and yes they are directly connected to the battery
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This bike is using H7(single filament)bulbs.
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Guys - congrats on the new bikes..

Ms001 - was that you who rode with us to Maddur yesterday? The bike was peacefully doing 125.

Cheers
Vijay
i think i know who this might be

killer looking forward for an update from your side
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Old 7th July 2008, 16:21   #70
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Is that true that only one light work on the low beam and on high beam both are working

I think that both of them should work on low beam as in car.

Is there any temperature gauge ?

one other thing i want to ask you is there any fan placed behind the radiator so that engine is cooled if there is jam on streets in cities?
yes true only one light work in low beam, 2 lights work only if it high beam.. don't know why Yamaha has done like that..
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Saw this news on another automotive forum.... A charred R15. Apparently the guy just took his delivery and filled petrol
Very ghastly and raises questions on Quality checks
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Manoj: whats that picture all about? Somebody burned the bike or it caught fire? Without details posting picture doesnt value add!
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congrats to the guys who have recently bought the R15. How does this match up against the 220 pulsar? They are in the same price bracket. Been a driver (not profession) all my life. Am looking at getting initiated into the 2-wheeled kind. Kinda liked both the 220 & R15 for looks. Any advise? Pro / Cons of both the bikes.

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Manoj: whats that picture all about? Somebody burned the bike or it caught fire? Without details posting picture doesnt value add!
The bike caught fire on its own accord..I'm still gathering the news. as I said before, the guy Bought his bike and filled up the tank. After sometime, his bike started to smoke and caught fire. That's all I know as of now.

The bike was bought from Ambal Motors chennai
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ohh My God . !!! This is Ridiculous.Looks like one side of the fairing has completely melted.How can this happen by its own?
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