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12-01-2014 #941

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Originally Posted by bikerzid

I'm a student and I have very limited pocket money and my parents agreed to buy me a bike on one condition that I have to fill petrol with the money I have,
I've zeroed in on the Jupiter(for scooter) and Honda dream yuga(for bike),I'm fine either way, taking a scooter or a bike. So for deciding, the last condition was
this.
If I were to loose fuel through theft, my whole monthly budget would be sabotaged.
Hope you can understand my situation.
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Its difficult to pilfer the seat lock on scooters (difficult mind you, not impossible) but the risk is higher with scooters with easy under fairing acess. So get a scooter
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which doesn't have much easily accessible space under the rear fairing. My suggestion, go for hero maestro. I have personal experience with this scooter of 1 year
and 2months odd and it doesn't break down easily and returns an fe of 48-50kmpl in the city.
The dream Yuga will have great fe (friend is getting about 75kmpl with harsh riding) but your problem of fuel pilfering will be greatly increased. Go for glamour fi to
eradicate the problem all together. No fi bike I know off has an exposed fuel line or petrol cork.

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12-01-2014 #942

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Originally Posted by s1d

Does anybody know the recommended valve clearances for old version(2006) activa ??

0.12~0.14mm

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Location: Bengaluru Sid, do you have a copy of service manual for Dio/Activa 102/110 cc?
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If I were to loose fuel through theft, my whole monthly budget would be sabotaged...

And pet-cock locks are available for motorcycles.

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12-01-2014 #943

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Pilfering the seat lock is hard,on most scooters I've noticed a black tube coming from a small black box, to the engine. The box is on the left side
above the engine. Is that tube the fuel line?

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12-01-2014 #944

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Originally Posted by curve_king
Posts: 189 Does anybody know the recommended valve clearances for old version(2006) activa ??
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Set 0.14mm for both inlet and exhaust valves. Go some few pages back on this thread. you will find detailed owners manual.

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12-01-2014 #945

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Originally Posted by bikerzid
Mentioned: 158 Post(s) Pilfering the seat lock is hard,on most scooters I've noticed a black tube coming from a small black box, to the engine. The box is on the left side of the scooter
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no, that is not the fuel pipe. that is a vent pipe. the other end of it is open and goes in the air filter box on the older activa's dio's..
close your eyes and get the dream yuga and put on a petcock lock (which minimizes the risk of theft). the yuga's fuel eco will be more pocket friendly to your needs.
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Sid, do you have a copy of service manual for Dio/Activa 102/110 cc?
I found one for Vespa125 though.

nope, i dont. but i remember posting a parts manual of the dio (uk model, called the scv lead) on this thread. 99% of parts are same except for the carb/airfilter.

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12-01-2014 #946

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Originally Posted by s1d

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nope, i dont. but i remember posting a parts manual of the dio (uk model, called the scv lead) on this thread. 99% of parts are same except for the carb/airfilter.

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I was able to find an older parts manual for the SCV100 Lead, i.e. the older Dio (102cc) in our Indian market. ...
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This can be used a reference for sourcing parts/service. It can be downloaded from Dio-102cc.pdf
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Yes, I downloaded it then.
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12-01-2014 #947

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Thanks @s1d , @Lokesh027

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12-02-2014 #948

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I think the current models are all tubeless. If its a tubeless tire, the same will be mentioned on the tire itself. There will be a pdi checklist (either on the owners
manual or in their service/delivery manual), ask them to follow it in your presence . Give it a visual inspection and then just start the engine and check for any
weird noises and the electricals. check the oil level and finally make sure you've got all the documents from them like the owners manual/insurance/reg/tool
kit/first aid kit..

Got a call from showroom today to pick up the vehicle ...

Join Date: Oct 2011 There were 3 white activa's I was overjoyed but when I saw the TVS tubeless tyre on it
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Seeing my firm decision they asked me to wait for the next batch...
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Let's hope I get mrf's
As this scooter is for dad I don't want any compromises on safety

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Also they are not giving the delivery without basic accessories
Which are about Rs. 1911
But that's the situation in every showroom here

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12-02-2014 #949

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Originally Posted by V!RU$
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Tagged: 0 Thread(s) There were 3 white activa's I was overjoyed but when I saw the TVS tubeless tyre on it
I immediately turned it down
Seeing my firm decision they asked me to wait for the next batch...

Let's hope I get mrf's

As this scooter is for dad I don't want any compromises on safety

Also they are not giving the delivery without basic accessories
Which are about Rs. 1911
But that's the situation in every showroom here

Do they come with mrf tubeless too ? I thought tvs tubeless was the only option. And i do not think they are bad. Don't expect miracles from the mrf's in the wet. On
dry roads, i havent seen much of a difference between ceat and mrf.. and i have driven my cousins activa with tvs tubeless.. i did not find anything wrong with it.
Honda considers the number plates, side stand and the floor mat as accessories. Apart from this, if they are forcing you to pay up for stuff like the all round
body/crash guard ,'teflon' coating, seat covers etc.. they give them a firm NO and do write to Honda on their email or thru their website.

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12-02-2014 #950

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Do they come with mrf tubeless too ? I thought tvs tubeless was the only option. And i do not think they are bad. Don't expect miracles from the mrf's in the
wet. On dry roads, i havent seen much of a difference between ceat and mrf.. and i have driven my cousins activa with tvs tubeless.. i did not find anything
wrong with it.
Honda considers the number plates, side stand and the floor mat as accessories. Apart from this, if they are forcing you to pay up for stuff like the all round
body/crash guard ,'teflon' coating, seat covers etc.. they give them a firm NO and do write to Honda on their email or thru their website.

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It's the problems with tvs tires that are making me think otherwise
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Just head over to Pulsar 200ns thread and see the phrases like 'euroslips'...
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My friend got a warped tyre from showroom on his Pulsar150

I don't know if they are giving mrf also

Maybe the showroom wanted sometime to check

When I bought my pulsar I was given options for both tyres

Having used mrf for about 4 years I can vouch for it

Yes the accessories were basic like sidestand etc ...

Actually I was biased towards aviator but the seat height was higher than activa...
It could be a problem for the women in our family
So had to book activa

Honda's combi brake is very good so I'll compromise on tvs tubeless if mrf is not available
Can anyone who has recently bought one verify the same ...?

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