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  • #2266
    Hello everyone. My name is Kalyan i am going to buy cbz extreme but i want to know whether to buy single disc or double disc most of my frnds said that by apply rear disc suddenly the bike may skid and its dangerous and i am a novice driver

    so can u guys please tell me the advantages and disadvantages of double discs??

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    • #2267
      Hi Kalyan.. finally made your first post..huh..?

      Guys, will it be possible to install a kicker to newer Hunk/xtreme..?
      MOTORCYCLING IS AS MUCH ART AS IT IS SCIENCE

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      • #2268
        Originally posted by Kalli12 View Post
        Hello everyone. My name is Kalyan i am going to buy cbz extreme but i want to know whether to buy single disc or double disc most of my frnds said that by apply rear disc suddenly the bike may skid and its dangerous and i am a novice driver

        so can u guys please tell me the advantages and disadvantages of double discs??
        There is no disadvantage of double disc except that it costs 3K extra, your friends are wrong when they say it's dangerous, it's the other way round. If you intend to ride your bike faster, than a rear disc is good, else a drum brake at rear will be sufficient.

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        • #2269
          Originally posted by sooraj_vs View Post
          Guys, will it be possible to install a kicker to newer Hunk/xtreme..?
          No bro..Its not possible.Yamaha has that option for their fz's.

          There is no disadvantage of double disc except that it costs 3K extra, your friends are wrong when they say it's dangerous, it's the other way round. If you intend to ride your bike faster, than a rear disc is good, else a drum brake at rear will be sufficient.
          +1^^^ I suggest you to pay the extra 3 and get the double disk one because if you are going to fix rear disk later,it will cost you more than 8K for sure,So paying 3k is not bad at all.
          Last edited by Aneesh@4GHz; 05-21-2011, 09:06 PM.

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          • #2270
            Originally posted by Aneesh@4GHz View Post
            No bro..Its not possible.Yamaha has that option for their fz's.
            oh.. Thats sad..

            Originally posted by Aneesh@4GHz View Post
            +1^^^ I suggest you to pay the extra 3 and get the double disk one because if you are going to fix rear disk later,it will cost you more than 8K for sure,So paying 3k is not bad at all.
            Thats a gud point..
            MOTORCYCLING IS AS MUCH ART AS IT IS SCIENCE

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            • #2271
              Originally posted by anush View Post
              How good is shell AX7 10w40 semi synthetic
              for cbz xtreme? And what is the cost?
              Try to choose a close range oil ie., 20w40 than 10w40..Unless of course you live in a climate which tends to go to 4 to 5 C...Then it is advantageous in providing easy start in cold climate.
              Shell is a Good Make , and can be used without issues..
              Last edited by psr; 05-21-2011, 11:04 PM.
              When Was The Last Time,You Did Something For The First Time.

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              • #2272
                Originally posted by Kalli12 View Post
                Hello everyone. My name is Kalyan i am going to buy cbz extreme but i want to know whether to buy single disc or double disc most of my frnds said that by apply rear disc suddenly the bike may skid and its dangerous and i am a novice driver

                so can u guys please tell me the advantages and disadvantages of double discs??
                Disc or Drum, if you apply sudden break at the rear wheel and wheel locks up, the end result is same...skidding...
                The Disc brake is superior because even in wet condition after going through water it's performance to brake will not go down as much as the drum brake.
                When Was The Last Time,You Did Something For The First Time.

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                • #2273
                  So shall i wait and go for disc brake guys??? i am not the one who goes around high speeds though

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                  • #2274
                    Originally posted by Kalli12 View Post
                    So shall i wait and go for disc brake guys??? i am not the one who goes around high speeds though
                    To go for disc at front and back has it's advantages,and in stock form it is better than add on.
                    When Was The Last Time,You Did Something For The First Time.

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                    • #2275
                      Originally posted by Kalli12 View Post
                      So shall i wait and go for disc brake guys??? i am not the one who goes around high speeds though
                      New CBZ Xtreme has optional rear disc, you need not wait for rear disc, just order bike with rear disc (if you are interested), Happy riding !

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                      • #2276
                        Originally posted by psr View Post
                        Try to choose a close range oil ie., 20w40 than 10w40..Unless of course you live in a climate which tends to go to 4 to 5 C...Then it is advantageous in providing easy start in cold climate.
                        Shell is a Good Make , and can be used without issues..

                        Ok and how good is valvoline compared to others?
                        First think you are special then work towards proving it.

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                        • #2277
                          the new cbz xtreme 2011 is available in showrooms...
                          but didnt see it on roads yet.
                          anyone on xbhp who got the new CBZ???

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                          • #2278
                            Originally posted by anush View Post
                            Ok and how good is valvoline compared to others?
                            As good as others...Just look for the JASo MA2 compliance and the required grade...it is your insurance against problems.....Stay away from CASTROL since fakes are in the market.
                            When Was The Last Time,You Did Something For The First Time.

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                            • #2279
                              I m buying the bike tomorrow and m unable to decide whether to take single disc or double disc....guys pls tell me whether double disc is tough to ride or the same as single disc pls tell me

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                              • #2280
                                Originally posted by Kalli12 View Post
                                I m buying the bike tomorrow and m unable to decide whether to take single disc or double disc....guys pls tell me whether double disc is tough to ride or the same as single disc pls tell me
                                Take the double disc version..like i said before in wet condition the disc is superior in not loosing braking power..Please remember jamming on the brake will definitely lead to skidding...A disc can lock a wheel under power more than a drum type brake..You must learn how to use a disc brake properly and not complain of wheel lock and skidding later.
                                When Was The Last Time,You Did Something For The First Time.

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