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Old 02-07-2012, 02:01 PM   #6881 (permalink)
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so not even bothered about it coz if any cop catches will simply tell them that red is already there and silver is the magwheel colour rest the company didnt type coz the list of colours wil become more and RC card cant accomodate the list of five colours which are white blue golden red and silver
Its not about the police check, its for education; just want to know what's written on RC.
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Old 02-07-2012, 06:15 PM   #6882 (permalink)
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@Nithesh i want to ask u something bro right now my bike is running only 1800+ km in this whole thread and saw lots of ppl complaining about changing their chain after 10000km i'm little worried about it spare parts for cbr is very rare here and also expensive i ordered my oil filter but still my order is pending i've no way but to use my old oil filter that's why i'm really worried plz temme did u change u'r drive chain yet ? And what short of problems u'r facing so far so that i could be more careful thanks
I get my chain lubed at the ASC every 500-1000kms/ chain slackness adjustment etc.
And i always redline my bike everytime.
Im guessing Chain+sprocket will last atleast 10k kms for me but if sanely driven below 8k rpm, it would last you a bit longer say 15-16k kms.
Just to be on the safe side, order anything you need from spares Well in advance. For eg, if you are going in for a service/oil change, grab the filter atleast 2 weeks in advance. That way you dont have to wait.
Same for the chain or other parts which will need to be replaced due to wear and tear.
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Old 02-07-2012, 08:06 PM   #6883 (permalink)
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@nithes.......these asc hav stopped over the counter sales!!!!.......
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Old 02-07-2012, 09:13 PM   #6884 (permalink)
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I get my chain lubed at the ASC every 500-1000kms/ chain slackness adjustment etc.
And i always redline my bike everytime.
Im guessing Chain+sprocket will last atleast 10k kms for me but if sanely driven below 8k rpm, it would last you a bit longer say 15-16k kms.
Just to be on the safe side, order anything you need from spares Well in advance. For eg, if you are going in for a service/oil change, grab the filter atleast 2 weeks in advance. That way you dont have to wait.
Same for the chain or other parts which will need to be replaced due to wear and tear.
I followed the same procedure but i hardly redlined my bike and still my chain is @ its last setting . ODDO reading 9900kms
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Old 02-07-2012, 10:25 PM   #6885 (permalink)
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Prince - Don't mind the initial cost, do not settle for the STD version, opt ONLY for ABS, you'll be not only a happy owner, but will keep smiling because you've an ABS. Take my word.
+1 .. Prince did you take a test drive of ABS ? Since you commute 160 kms ABS would be Ideal in my opinion !
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Old 02-07-2012, 11:21 PM   #6886 (permalink)
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BTW one more News: Honda is launching their Riding gears for CBR250R(ASC guys showed me the Honda's mail regarding these gears).
1. Jacket(M, L, XL, from 8 - 8.5k)
2. Pant(M, L, XL, from 8 - 8.5k)
3. Gloves(M, L, XL, from 2.5 - 3k)

I likes it !!!!!!!!!

I would go for an official CBR jacket if not the pant and the gloves. BTW, did you inquire if the jackets were mesh. Woul;d help in summers.
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So that means with proper care drive chain will last longer thanks for the information guys and one thing i never redlined my bike yet
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Old 02-08-2012, 07:39 AM   #6888 (permalink)
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I get my chain lubed at the ASC every 500-1000kms/ chain slackness adjustment etc
1000 is less, atleast that's what my experience taught me. Do lube generously for once in 1500-2000 Kms (HMSI recommends every 800 Kms with their stupid lube, while I use Motul). Slackness, I agree, every 2K kms (suggested by HMSI), as for me, I check every 500 Kms & adjust on need basis, so I'm not sure on the interval.

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sanely driven below 8k rpm, it would last you a bit longer say 15-16k kms
I really doubt on this; anyway, I don't disregard completely though.

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So that means with proper care drive chain will last longer thanks for the information guys and one thing i never redlined my bike yet
You can redline, but how fast you get there is important. If you think the road is a race track, then for every race you'll need to keep changing the spared. While redlining always is not recommended, once in a while, its does good.

Last but not the least, don't go with what ASC lubes, spend sometime & lube yourself; but Motul or equivalent good products from the market. Though they cost you a lot, but very economical in the long run.
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Old 02-08-2012, 11:53 AM   #6889 (permalink)
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Bike still going strong and good after 6k kms ...

Rear brake pads were totally gone so changed it with the Pulsar 220 brake pads, really cost effective :P and the brakes are working very fine now.

Bike still smooth and powerful and eye catching of every other CBR owners in MUMBAI

here are few more pictures of my brother taking it to lonavla.
Dude no helmet!!!!! not cool....
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I likes it !!!!!!!!!

I would go for an official CBR jacket if not the pant and the gloves. BTW, did you inquire if the jackets were mesh. Woul;d help in summers.
The jackets have mesh and and inner too.
In summers u can remove the inner .
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