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  • #17791
    Re: Honda CBR 250R

    I have already done 35k kms with my stock chain and sprockets. Can anyone suggest any performance sprockets and chain for a change and where to get it.

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    • #17792
      Re: Honda CBR 250R

      Originally posted by leech View Post
      Sir, what is the cost of the relay? Is it user replaceable?

      How much kms did your current chain and sprocket last?



      I've changed my front tyre to same Contigo at 25000 kms
      . Never had a problem with them, since I never corner at speed, nor will this bike ever see the inside of a track.
      Hi Leech,

      The relay is user replaceable, as its located on the right hand side of the Bike's frame. I guess you can view it directly without removing the faring, but to get a comfortable position for replacing you have to remove the right hand side faring. Both the relays are placed adjacent to each other and am not sure which is for which.

      The cost of 2 relay is 297.24(inclusive of VAT).

      And odometer reading during service is 24877. The life could have been more, but for past 2 months(around 3k Kms) I did not maintain the chain very well as I have planned to change this set around Jan 2016. And the adjustment in the chain still has one more notch, but due to lack of proper maintenance the chain has elongated much, so I have changed it.

      I am also trying to setup a self lubricating system like Scottoiler system used by [MENTION=26077]abhimanyu31[/MENTION] for his Ninjs San (http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/general-...ml#post1063171), but without the complex electronics involved. Am thinking to use gravity for oil flow control. Still its in drawing board stage, looking forward to complete it soon before the new set starting to get old

      Ram

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      • #17793
        Re: Honda CBR 250R

        Scottoiler looks good. However, its not for the likes of me. I like the smell of gear oil on my hands, and my rims haven't been cleaned since I bought the bike. Every week, just 10 minutes is enough to clean the chain, that too without a paddock.


        As to the relays, did you manage to get their names/part numbers? I would like to stock up on electrical spares. Tia.
        Last edited by leech; 04-08-2016, 08:29 PM.

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        • #17794
          Re: Honda CBR 250R

          The part number as available on the bill for the relay is 38501-KWN-901 and the name is mentioned as RELAY COMPMICROIS.(No idea what it means).

          As I mentioned, the same type of relay is used for Radiator fan and the fuel pump motor individually.

          Regarding Scottoiler, Am just a fan of the way it works and not the cost associated with it. You can check the result of this in his chain sprocket life, which is good compared manually maintained. But I wont bother to buy it, as it costs very much when imported and does not justify for our regular road use.

          And you are using gear oil to lubricate the chain?

          Ram

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          • #17795
            Re: Honda CBR 250R

            Yes. Just gear oil. Sometimes I use engine oil. I clean it with an old, clean cloth. So far, its given good results, despite my riding style. I don't know how long a chain is supposed to last, but if my chain lasts 28000 kms, I would be quite pleased.

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            • #17796
              Re: Honda CBR 250R

              These are the fan relays, placed on left side of chassis near radiator.
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              ARVIND K. YADAV

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              • #17797
                Re: Honda CBR 250R

                Originally posted by arvstreetracer View Post
                These are the fan relays, placed on left side of chassis near radiator.
                Thanks for the correction, got confused with right of mine when am standing opposite to the bike

                Ram

                Sent from my C1904 using xBhp Connect mobile app

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                • #17798
                  Re: Honda CBR 250R

                  Guys my 2012 CBR manual does not mention anything about additives. Is there any negatives to using System G or Add-on P in our CBR?


                  I was thinking of using one of them to see if there is any difference.

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                  • #17799
                    Re: Honda CBR 250R

                    I have used system G for more than one year, I have found some minor difference after 3 to 4 tank fills. This has been used by many here for ages, both in car an bike. So no harm in using this.

                    But now instead of every tank full, am using it in every second fuel fill.

                    Ram

                    Sent from my C1904 using xBhp Connect mobile app

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                    • #17800
                      Re: Honda CBR 250R

                      Hey guys it's been almost 20 days since I got my bike. I'm hearing a thud sound from the pillion seat area whenever I go over a bump. Checked the toolkit and placed it intact under the rubber band but still the sound is there. I'm not able to figure out from where the sound is produced. Any idea?

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                      • #17801
                        Re: Honda CBR 250R

                        Originally posted by sanjaynk15 View Post
                        Hey guys it's been almost 20 days since I got my bike. I'm hearing a thud sound from the pillion seat area whenever I go over a bump. Checked the toolkit and placed it intact under the rubber band but still the sound is there. I'm not able to figure out from where the sound is produced. Any idea?
                        Ride once without toolkit to check if it is the real culprit. There is nothing in rear which makes such "thud" noise -- all plastic except chassis end. I do hear that too, but it is of the toolkit and an extra wheel lock which I keep below the seat.
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                        ARVIND K. YADAV

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                        • #17802
                          Re: Honda CBR 250R

                          Originally posted by arvstreetracer View Post
                          Ride once without toolkit to check if it is the real culprit. There is nothing in rear which makes such "thud" noise -- all plastic except chassis end. I do hear that too, but it is of the toolkit and an extra wheel lock which I keep below the seat.
                          Thanks mate! Will take the toolkit off from there and check once.

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                          • #17803
                            Re: Honda CBR 250R

                            Guys After Every Long Ride On CBR250R. I Usually End Up With My Bells Going Numb. Coz Of This I Take A Break Every 100 Or 150km Some Time Need Break At 50km.

                            I Did Try To Understand What Was The Problem Over The Internet I Got These Seats. Is It Worth Has Any One Tried.
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                            • #17804
                              Re: Honda CBR 250R

                              Originally posted by Guru Kumar View Post
                              Guys After Every Long Ride On CBR250R. I Usually End Up With My Bells Going Numb. Coz Of This I Take A Break Every 100 Or 150km Some Time Need Break At 50km.

                              I Did Try To Understand What Was The Problem Over The Internet I Got These Seats. Is It Worth Has Any One Tried.
                              Check out ride on air seats, seem to have good reviews.

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                              • #17805
                                Re: Honda CBR 250R

                                "Air Seat" Remarkable But Unfortunately It Cannot Fit On A Bike Coz I Googled All Aircraft Seats. Well Could You Please Post The Picture.

                                Do You Mean Cool Mesh Seats Covers.

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