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Thanks for putting such a nice post, along with the images its going to be highly inspirational and am surely looking forward to get my vehicle done this way.

Great work buddy !! and this time it seemed you were lucky enough to get unlocked your self and hope it stays so with all those who get in such situation. As it might be a bit troublesome if you really get into a bad position and you need to get it opened badly for some important thing inside.

Initially it seems to be a simple problem of cold starts which is quite common in harsh environments and temperature drops due to which the engine takes time to be running at its optimum, or secondly it might be due to the fuel you are using it might be contaminated or there might be rust or...

The most hurting situation for anyone is finding his bike tipped and its parts broken after being parked always try and parka your bike in right direction and at right place and wont come into the way of any other vehicle and don't try and overtake parking space marked for some one else try and...

A highly informative article and am sure it will end up being really very helpful for people in there future and will save some life's from accidents and following certain laws being put under the this article will really be helpful in avoiding accidents.

you will have to check out you user manual for your bike because it should be noted somewhere that which type of oil to use. If it is not mentioned over there then take your bike to the local automotive shop.

If you are looking for aggressive look of exhaust then go with Growler exhaust. This exhaust has deep growl of performance, aerodynamic styling and great power, will give you the look of MotoGP prototype.

I am not much familiar with the Yamaha Bikes as have not used as i am owning Honda bike but what i understand is R6S is a lower power version of R6 with less aggressive ergos.

As far as information i have goes we do not have to do valves unless and until its absolute necessary, and even number of mechanics do not do anything with valves untill and unless the rider has any specific problems with them like a starting problem, or the engine isn't running smooth. It is...

It dosent seem that they might have broke off just like that as it doesnt seem like they were wrongly attached or loose but have obviously broken and it must be caused by some pretty good impact and it seems you are not having a complete picture.. or someones trying to hide the truth. All we can...

Looks like a typical situation where we no whats wrong and how can be fixed but we don't have the technical know how ? as well as the proper tools to do it, i believe that in such a situation it is better to go to a technician as he will be having all the knowledge as well as he will be the one...

There possibly could be a problem with your fuel - pump or it might not be delivering ideal pressure, or the regulator itself might be bad. And without proper knowledge we are always at the mercy of local dealer. and ther might even be an problem with the fuel itself as being pointed out there...

I think this is because of faulty sensor, check the manual and follow the self diagnosis procedure to solve this problem.

Best way to remove the grease from chain is to remove it with light hydrocarbon solution which would dissolve the grease and after that it could flushed away.

I can suggest wheeldock which comes in different designs, which is about to get in $200, Even you can go for condor choke too, because both companies has quick disconnect kits for easy removal.