Hi, Can you please explain the reason for points 3 & 10.
2009/5/14 [email protected] > Dear Vijaya, > > First of all Sorry for this late reply > > Following are the tips for getting good fuel economy: > > 1.)Ride constanly between 50-55 Km/H. > 2.)If you are living in high traffic cities like > delhi,mumbai,ahmedabd,etc....... start for the work slightly early than pick > hours so that you have to do braking and gear changes less. > 3.)Filling good quality of fuel[POWER,SPEED,XTRA PREMIUM OR SHELL SUPER] > 4.)Maintain air pressure according to owner's manual. > 5.)If possible give the bike for service to bajaj service stations only. > Why am I insisting this is bcoz, non bajaj service station people are > THEIVES.They remove original parts of the bike like spark plugs,etc and fit > duplicate plugs and to some extent CNG engine plugs. > 6.)Fill company recomanded* engine oils.Like all the two whellers > recomands* castrol. > 7.)Give the bike for service at regular and proper intervals. > 8.)Switiching off the engine at signals will save your fuel by > approximately 2-3Lit. a day.Off the engine only when you know that you have > to stop for more than 60 Sec. > 9.)Avoid sudden harsh acceleration. > 10.)Start the engine after 4-5 sec. after putting keys.If you are having > digital console bike then start the bike only after RPM needle comes down to > "0" after going to 12000 RPM. > 11.)When you come near to signals close the accelerator before 10-15 > secounds this also saves fuel. > > These are some of the measures you should take to increse your fuel > economy.. > > Regards and hope these measures will help ya to increase the fuel economy. > > Drive & Ride Safely. > Vatsal Shah > . > > > -- Regards, james.r The Speed Steed.... "Stormy", Pulsar-180 dtsi FTB, 20.1 k kms, TN09 AQ 5628, Jul 06. Pulsar 150 KS non-dtsi, 40.3 k kms, TN23 H 4992, Aug 02 - Jul 06. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
