Suzuki 110cc just purchased

[pwuser167586022626]

Hi all,
I am E-bike rider and I just bought a Suzuki 110cc.
I must say for someone as myself who has never drove a motorcycle,
the 1st ride was a bit scary but after 2 minutes I found myself switching from 1st gear, 2nd gear & upto 3rd gear.(but am not ready for 4th gear as of yet). I cannot believe how easy it is to ride a motorcycle with clutch system.
My concern is when one locks the bike can you steer the wheel to right also because it is only locking when steer to the left ?
Also what else kind of locks can you put when leaving parked in front of shops etc?
Also is there an PDF instruction manual to download from the internet?
Also I would like to add remote control Alarm system how much does that cost & where to get it installed within Clifton ? Any help appreciated

[abdul_basit007]

Hey Budd,
Wassup?
I am also a new owner of Suzuki GD 110s in K-town since Jan'23. The bike is amazing and has no issues except 1 that it is down compare to other bikes and its double stands hits on high height speed breakers. Else it is fun to use this bike since I moved from Chonda 70 2017. My primary purpose for buying this bike is back ache since it is call a Doctor Bike
Well for purchasing all the add-ons I would suggest visit Auranzeb Market in Saddar, backside of Dilpasand Sweets near Sabir Nihari. But do take care that electrician should not cut or damage the wiring system at all.

[nnabeel]

it will only lock at left.

dont mess with wiring for security system as it will eat up ur warranty and secondly yahan koi professional kaam nahee kerta. kata peeti ker k wiring karega and u will start getting probelms.

buy a chain approx 2ft in length, get it covered with a piece of good quality plastic pipe that is use to water gardens, from hardware store, buy a good lock not china wala and use it when parking at home, new places and during transit.

the chain locks that are readily available in markets are not worthy and they get easily broken by the bike stealers.

[pwuser167586022626]

I am so glad I bought Suzuki 110cc doctors bike LoLL,
the ride is smooth for 1st time rider. Now have to get the ladies in rear seat
Its got rear seat bumper covering the rear wheel so ladies rabbata cannot get stuck.
i was also wondering can the seat be opened or not because their is so much space under the seat or do I have to buy extra box compartment for keeping stuff? Thanks

[pwuser167586022626]

Hey budd
Thanks for the tips. I have another friend who has 7KTM type heavy bikes. And he tells me wherever he goes to park the his big bike he pays any security guard their rs100 each time bike left unattended. He comes back to his bike easy parked kept eye by on security guard. I think this is good tip for anyone going to some random place & parking and tip the guy there so no one can steal god forbid.

[nnabeel]

yes, but jisdin parking wala he chor nikla usdin bike bhe chalee jaegee and 100 ruppess bhe

First ride alot then try riding with ladies. always check the cloths of ladies before riding despite k ladies kitni kasme khalen, their cloths always sway near the tires.

use helmet 99.9% of the time is the safety and if possible, give the ladies an helmet also while riding.
and remember always use both front nd rear brakes in combination to avoid getting skit and then hitting the road.

[abdul_basit007]

Well, I have clocked around 800+ kms and top-up my fuel tank 2 times within this journey. The bike gave me 32km/ltr and on the 2nd time it gave me 34km/ltr mileage AlhumdulilAllah.
The journey is soo far fully satisfied, just two issue is faced that bike gets scratched from down on passing from heighted bumps and secondly is that the mudguards are very small due to which front engine support bar and rear tyre fork and silencer gets very dirty after passing by Keechar.
I also got the indicators changed because the OEM indicators are quite expensive and with them driving in K-town is quite tough.
I also went to the Showroom on clocking 500kms to change the oil but they said that you have to by 1k kms.
Well, forget to share that I have installed Timsun Tubeless Tires on both front and rear very after I purchased the bike and the mileage i have shared above is with these tires.