Improving the Performance of you Suzuki GS-150

archon2001 (archon2001) 2014-01-14 14:21:37 +0500 #21

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12gauge (12gauge) 2014-01-14 14:26:10 +0500 #23

i like the over all headlight solution however putting in a 55w bulb instead of the recommended 35w is kinda difficult for me to digest. wouldn't we be putting a lot of strain on bike's electrical system in the long run?

I know in a pinch it shouldn't hurt but then again, I have seen a guy use ordinary lithium grease in wheel bearing. when asked he replied, it doesn't hurt one bit.

Regards.

archon2001 (archon2001) 2014-01-14 14:39:07 +0500 #24

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basic (Nadeem Nabi) 2014-01-15 12:25:08 +0500 #25

please clear your in box

@12gauge;4208241]

12gauge (12gauge) 2014-01-15 13:31:56 +0500 #26

@basic

inbox cleared sir.

Regards.

basic (Nadeem Nabi) 2014-01-16 12:39:20 +0500 #27

@12gauge

Was a pleasure to talk to you brother
BOL with your supportive and informative thread.
God bless you.

12gauge (12gauge) 2014-01-16 13:57:53 +0500 #28

It was a pleasure talking to you as well Sir. God bless you too.

Regards.

ahsan95 (ahsan95) 2014-01-17 10:19:13 +0500 #29

How to lubricate speedometer and brake cables? If the speedometer cable has to be opened would it not disturb the setting of speedometer?
Lubrication process with pictures will be highly appreciated.

archon2001 (archon2001) 2014-01-18 00:59:23 +0500 #30

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cheetos (cheetos) 2014-01-18 14:19:23 +0500 #31

Assalam O Alikum.
informative thread bro..
can you tell me..
what is the cost of Spark Plug NGK (CR8EGP) ?
And also the price of Honda Deluxe's Ignition Coil. ?

ahsan95 (ahsan95) 2014-01-18 14:33:49 +0500 #32

Platinum spark Plug (ngk) cost like 450 rs. Don't know about the coil.

cheetos (cheetos) 2014-01-18 16:21:47 +0500 #33

Thanks

12gauge (12gauge) 2014-01-19 12:33:27 +0500 #34

Bro, lubrication process is fairly simple. you may use oil/WD40 or grease as per your liking. In my humble opinion, grease is much better than oil because oil eventually migrates leaving the cables bone dry in a couple of days. and, dont worry, take out the speedometer cable doesn't upset any meter related settings.

cant say anything about price of Honda Deluxe's Ignition Coil because I got it (slightly used) from a friend and he kinda gave it to me for free. infact, he was the one who suggested in the first place to change the OEM coil with Honda's coil for better performance.

gave the "Tour-King" a royal bath and scrub today. The experience transitioned from pleasurable to horrible as the exercise proved too much for the old bones.

Anyways.......Lesson Learned: "Leave It to Professionals, Hard Work is Great as Long as Somebody Else is Doing It"

Regards.

ammarzahid (ammarzahid) 2014-01-19 16:30:31 +0500 #35

12gauge;4214264:

Bro, lubrication process is fairly simple. you may use oil/WD40 or grease as per your liking. In my humble opinion, grease is much better than oil because oil eventually migrates leaving the cables bone dry in a couple of days. and, dont worry, take out the speedometer cable doesn't upset any meter related settings.

cant say anything about price of Honda Deluxe's Ignition Coil because I got it (slightly used) from a friend and he kinda gave it to me for free. infact, he was the one who suggested in the first place to change the OEM coil with Honda's coil for better performance.

gave the "Tour-King" a royal bath and scrub today. The experience transitioned from pleasurable to horrible as the exercise proved too much for the old bones.

Anyways.......Lesson Learned: "Leave It to Professionals, Hard Work is Great as Long as Somebody Else is Doing It"

Regards.

I can understand:-) i wash my bike in around 2 hrs or so. Never a good experience, although the results are better

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jadoon1992_vxlimited (jadoon1992_vxlimited) 2014-01-19 16:52:09 +0500 #36

very informative thread by @12guage. . i have also installed car's fuse in my bike and it does not cause any problems now. else after every few months, one have to get the fuse changed. as for the side cover flying issue, @dr.omair explained the solution very well. changing the rubbers make alot of difference and the side cover does not fly then. but i have installed the screw and keep it really tight because side cover stealing issue is quite common in my uni :D.

jadoon1992_vxlimited (jadoon1992_vxlimited) 2014-01-19 16:54:56 +0500 #37

duplicate post

12gauge (12gauge) 2014-01-21 07:21:23 +0500 #38

you did the right thing bro. Thing is, car fuse design is much better than the conventional tube type fuses.

Regards.

12gauge (12gauge) 2014-01-21 07:30:28 +0500 #39

bro the tour-king came with two 12-volt outlets which can be used to charge most small electronic devices such as cellphone, mp3 player, GPS and laptop, provided that devices do not consume more than 110 watts in total.

One 12-volt outlet is on the handlebars whereas the other is inside the rear trunk. Both are waterproof and come with a fuse to protect the bike's electrical system.

Regards.

spiritpk (spiritpk) 2014-02-04 02:42:15 +0500 #40

From where i can get that
how much does it cost ??
Can i install that back BOX on my Suzuki Raider ???