99rpm is a website which provides genuine spare parts for Bajaj and Fiat vehicles. Having ordered from this site numerous times, I have noticed many negatives as well. However these issues can be easily fixed if company really wants to compete against other companies which provide excellent service. But due to lack of other players in Bajaj spares, this company is not providing quality service. Before buying a Bajaj vehicle, every prospective vehicle owner should be aware about spare part availability as well and to an extent motorcycle manufacturing companies are also responsible for these issues. 0:00 Must watch before ordering spares from 99rpm 0:21 Missing parts 0:50 Boxes are cut short to save shipping 1:43 No refund only store credit 2:34 No helpline and lack of assistance through e-mail 3:48 Extremely high per piece charge! 5:05 Delivery can be painfully slow! 7:33 Overcharging and lack of tax invoice 9:32 Website is glitchy, payment failures and no cash on delivery 10:05 Conclusion 10:42 Bajaj spares are hard to find and company policy is not customer friendly 11:52 Customer has right to repair 12:45 Bajaj are good in quality but hard to find especially child parts 13:17 Share your opinions on different brands and models of vehicles #99rpm #bajaj #pulsar #bajajpulsar ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyxAdMmsprM

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Fog lights have become a necessity due to pathetic headlamps that auto manufacturers provide in their lower segment motorcycles but these type of lights come with their own set of issues and waterproofing is something that should be checked prior to installation of any Chinese fog light. Using an o ring from engine oil filter cap or alike, parabolic style fog lights can be sealed from external elements, while projector type fog lights can be sealed using silicon sealant. Before sealing these types of lights, do check the condition of the PCB and presence of thermal grease behind it so that heat generated by the LEDs actually gets dissipated outside via the aluminum housing. Even after taking all the necessary precautions, unbranded Chinese fog lights barely last a year and that's because by design. Indian importers import cheapest quality fog lights from China so that they can mint in huge profits by selling them at multifold prices. Due to lack of options, people buy these lights only realizing later on their mistake when one light conks off in the middle of a ride. Fog lights should be mounted below the headlights, preferably as low as possible to prevent glaring other road users, and wattage should be less than main headlamp. If fog lights are mounted in this manner, it is perfectly legal and generally police will not issue a challan for this, however due to pressure from higher authorities to generate revenue, police may try to issue challans for some other reasons. Links to sources: https://www.hindustantimes.com/car-bike/will-you-be-fined-for-driving-while-wearing-slippers-here-s-the-truth-101666768923034.html 0:00 Waterproofing fog lights 1:42 Thermal paste application behind LED PCB 2:51 Issues with headlamps and road conditions 3:39 Headlamps should not glare other road users 4:07 Avoid Chinese fog lights due to poor reliability 7:00 Avoid flood lights and riding with high beams 8:09 OEM headlamps should be brighter as modifications are impractical 8:45 Legal and practical considerations 9:44 Cops often issue challans for defunct provisions due to lack of awareness! 10:34 Other common reasons that get people in trouble with police Subscribe to the channel now to never miss another video posted every Saturday! Video demonstrates various technicalities which can be difficult for inexperienced persons to emulate, therefore you should assume the responsibility of the results yourself. Any misunderstanding is a result of your perception and not the video. This video does not intend anything that's unlawful, wrong, immoral or otherwise unethical. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHW9AejujtE