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**riazmomin** · 08-25-2009, 01:15 PM

Originally posted by advanced View Post

thanks you soo much riaz bhai..!!
i was reallly concering about the millage of cbz and hunk.
more over i had finalize hunk over cbz...now jst waiting for the aproval of my bro...who is die-hard fan of CBZ(the Brand).

not a problem.

CBZX/Hunk...its hardly matters. which ever appeals to our eyes...we go for it.

**amrinder918** · 08-25-2009, 03:36 PM

Originally posted by jeyessh View Post

^^^ya...how much mileage are you gettin?

i am currently getting mileage in the range in the of 45 to 50 now..

**vipin_s** · 08-26-2009, 03:08 AM

My New Achiever !!

Bought on : 20th Aug 2009
Bike born in : Jan 2006

Price : 37.5 Ex-Showroom

Estimated OTR : 43 K (B'lore)
For Whom : My Uncle, resides in village near B'lore (Registered in my name the bike will be mine for about an year !)
Projected usage : Rural, semi-urban terrains.
Pluses : Super silent Unicorn Engine; segment best mileage,tuff-up tube, Halogen headlight, HH svc network, solid build quality, Low cost for sure !!
Minus : No disc, but my uncle never rides over 70 kmph and he rides in low traffic rural roads (good, bad and highways); No self; No alloys.

**vipin_s** · 08-26-2009, 03:14 AM

First Impression : Silent engine compared to my Xtreme, gear shift is very smooth compared to Xtreme, Ist and IInd gear feels like Xtreme, III gear onwards is where Xtreme rules !! Seating is slightly high compared to Xtreme, no disc means lower speed in B'lore traffic. For ~43K it's high value for money the bike was gathering dust in one HH dealer's garage, got the deal through some friends.

**pinku.narendra** · 08-26-2009, 05:45 AM

Originally posted by chidafn View Post

hi guys!m planning 2 buy cbz xtreme!can u jus tell about its handling and comfort coz my daily run is of 40km and during test drive u cant say abt comfort wid so small ride!!plz help!!

Dimensionally both the bikes are exactly same... the hight of the seat for hunk is few cm more.
both the bikes are OK when it comes to seating comfort as they have a harder seat... The leg placement for both the bikes are good and it will not trouble you back bone.....

**Choto Cheeta** · 08-26-2009, 07:43 AM

We done a Kolkata - Puri - Kolkata, 1200 km trip using HUNK

http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/tourer/9...200-kms-2.html -? trip log :P

18 hours to reach (incl breaks and side seeing

).. 10 hour sleep and 22 hours long return ride (incl stops and site seeing)

**kaka** · 08-26-2009, 08:27 AM

Originally posted by vipin_s View Post

Bought on : 20th Aug 2009
Bike born in : Jan 2006

Price : 37.5 Ex-Showroom

Estimated OTR : 43 K (B'lore)
For Whom : My Uncle, resides in village near B'lore (Registered in my name the bike will be mine for about an year !)
Projected usage : Rural, semi-urban terrains.
Pluses : Super silent Unicorn Engine; segment best mileage,tuff-up tube, Halogen headlight, HH svc network, solid build quality, Low cost for sure !!
Minus : No disc, but my uncle never rides over 70 kmph and he rides in low traffic rural roads (good, bad and highways); No self; No alloys.

Originally posted by vipin_s View Post

First Impression : Silent engine compared to my Xtreme, gear shift is very smooth compared to Xtreme, Ist and IInd gear feels like Xtreme, III gear onwards is where Xtreme rules !! Seating is slightly high compared to Xtreme, no disc means lower speed in B'lore traffic. For ~43K it's high value for money the bike was gathering dust in one HH dealer's garage, got the deal through some friends.

congrats man .. but may be u should have atleast taken the bike with self start ... as you said it's primarily for your uncle ... it would be more convenient for him with the self start ..

**vipin_s** · 08-26-2009, 12:34 PM

Originally posted by kaka View Post

congrats man .. but may be u should have atleast taken the bike with self start ... as you said it's primarily for your uncle ... it would be more convenient for him with the self start ..

@kaka, Right but there were just two machines in B'lore with two diff. dealers both were w/o self and dics. New model Achiever with Alloys/self/disc costs about 60K (but my uncle was impressed with my deal, he's very fit and is ok with it, more over his sons/workers will use it more)

First ride mileage (below 3500 rpm/40 kmph speed, 60% longish ride rest city drive) 124.4 kms in 2.5 litres (1/2 litre by dealer 2 litres added by me, bike stopped at 124.5 kms) ~49.76 kmpl

Very very satisfied

**srini** · 08-26-2009, 01:20 PM

@vipin:at first glance I mistook it for an ambition probably because of the round headlamps...

**rahul_agrawal05** · 08-26-2009, 10:34 PM

Originally posted by jeyessh View Post

did you do upjetting after installin k&n filter??
Even im thinking of installing k&n..wat are its advantages apart from sound?
can we still claim warranty?

yes...installing kn filter doesnt void your bike's warranty...pickup is improved and power increases slightly...no i havent got upgetting done....the mechanic told that the bike is performing well and upjetting is not required...

**kaka** · 08-26-2009, 10:35 PM

Originally posted by vipin_s View Post

@kaka, Right but there were just two machines in B'lore with two diff. dealers both were w/o self and dics. New model Achiever with Alloys/self/disc costs about 60K (but my uncle was impressed with my deal, he's very fit and is ok with it, more over his sons/workers will use it more)

First ride mileage (below 3500 rpm/40 kmph speed, 60% longish ride rest city drive) 124.4 kms in 2.5 litres (1/2 litre by dealer 2 litres added by me, bike stopped at 124.5 kms) ~49.76 kmpl

Very very satisfied

ohk ... this is the first time i am seeing this model ... i thought the achiever looked different .. is this a new model ?? coz i remember seeing the old one with a dome on the headlight ..

**abhijeet080808** · 08-26-2009, 10:47 PM

Originally posted by rahul_agrawal05 View Post

yes...installing kn filter doesnt void your bike's warranty...pickup is improved and power increases slightly...no i havent got upgetting done....the mechanic told that the bike is performing well and upjetting is not required...

Please do not give out such misleading advices. Warranty is voided. Upjetting is needed.

**psycho 98** · 08-26-2009, 10:56 PM

Originally posted by rahul_agrawal05 View Post

yes...installing kn filter doesnt void your bike's warranty...pickup is improved and power increases slightly...no i havent got upgetting done....the mechanic told that the bike is performing well and upjetting is not required...

If your piston rings inlet & exhaust valves doesn't wear out in next 10,000kms then you dont require upjetting

, if it does you require upjetting

its the hard way of learning things you see

Dude do read around the forum for more info, there are lots of info regards
to u need to upjet or not..

Run towards your bike

and remove the K&N or upjett your carb now.

**riazmomin** · 08-27-2009, 10:55 AM

@Vipin

congrats on the new Achiever, or I say congrats to your uncle.

Achiever has been under-estimated bike in many ways, it has one of the best pickups of all 150cc's, better mileage, very low maintenance.

its a perfect fit for low cost, high mileage, rural and commuting use.

**vipin_s** · 08-27-2009, 09:36 PM

Originally posted by riazmomin View Post

@Vipin

congrats on the new Achiever, or I say congrats to your uncle.

Achiever has been under-estimated bike in many ways, it has one of the best pickups of all 150cc's, better mileage, very low maintenance.

its a perfect fit for low cost, high mileage, rural and commuting use.

Thanks Riaz, after reading GSR rusting issue I feel like giving party to HH dealer who gave me this m/c for about 42K (OTR), the bike is really solid built and as an Xtreme owner I say Achiever is a one of the most underestimated bike, the power difference feeling is very little compared to Xtreme....after filling Shell premium the bike feels simply awesome !!!

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