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  • #18856
    Re: Honda CBR 250R

    Originally posted by zeeshan300975 View Post
    Hi fellows
    My CBR has a weird kind of noise & it comes only when riding on rough patches. Seems to come somewhere from the front. Chiu chiu kind of noise as if something is loose. I took it to Hinda SVC couple of times & they have been unable to locate the source. The sound is very low ... I hear it esp when riding on rough or uneven roads & I hear it when I have my helmet on...its driving me crazy. Its a 5 month old bike & has clocked close to 10,000 Kms. Please advice...!!!
    Thanks in advance.
    Dothras Chek ...!!!
    Probably from the front pads or front forks. Get them both looked into.
    Got a $5 head? Get a $5 helmet.
    Because everyone who passes, isn't a martyr!

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    • #18857
      Re: Honda CBR 250R

      Originally posted by Divya Sharan View Post
      Probably from the front pads or front forks. Get them both looked into.
      Thanks for the advice

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      • #18858
        Re: Honda CBR 250R

        Originally posted by zeeshan300975 View Post
        Thanks for the advice
        Same noise coming from my cbr occasionally when going over rough road , but its not from front disc . its from custom radiator's gaurd metal strip . check wether u have insatlled such thing .





        Excuse for pics quality (phone's camera).

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        • #18859
          Re: Honda CBR 250R

          Originally posted by aargee View Post
          Well said; here's one if you like to buy - High Power Cree LED FOG Light Reflector External USE 10W Bike CAR 1pc | eBay

          The one I have is 10W

          If someone is too concerned about the quality, price, genuineness etc here's what the best money can buy - Auxiliary Driving Lights & Mounts | TwistedThrottle.com Get the DX & it is sure to blow your mind; lights up path ahead like a broad day light for nearly 0.7 Km!!


          What I understand is you've taken the power supply as parallel connection from headlights via switch; if this understanding is right, then, yes, the supply to switch comes via 10A fuse; so if something goes wrong, both headlight as well as LED light don't light up


          Well, if you would've sourced from an accessories shop, may be your mechanic would've done a shabby job. If I were you, I wouldn't mind to have done that kind of good mount on your CBR. It not only is a fabulous setup, but also looks gorgeous
          Do these lights really make a difference? I mean, i'm very narrow minded when it comes to meddling with the bike's electricals, and would like to know if this mod is actually worth the risk. Call me a stickler for stock specs

          (I've personally experienced Denali D4's on a friend's Tiger, no questions about that product. The Cree lights mentioned above are interesting, but would love to know if they are VFM and worth the risk.)

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          • #18860
            Re: Honda CBR 250R

            Originally posted by aargee View Post
            Per this diagram pass does come through 15A fuse; if you like to check, pull out the 15A fuse from the fuse box located under the rider's seat & use the pass switch.

            If you like to try alternative, try connecting to the line coming out of "C" fuse 10A; worst case scenario, if your headlamps conks off, you'll be left with LED headlamps as this line is powering turn lights, neutral lights etc.
            If you have Can you send the electrical diagram with better quality, I cannot makeout the connections when I zoom in the picture.

            And I also have a doubt on the 15a fuse, as there are no 15 amp fuse inside the fuse box.

            And after seeing the fuse box, I can better go with horn wiring as it does not connect to other loads. The turn indicator fuse is connected to almost all other lights including the meter console so I better not tap a connection from it.

            Am unable to attach pic from mobile

            Ram

            Sent from my C1904 using xBhp Connect mobile app
            Last edited by Iam_Hoodi_CBR; 08-25-2016, 10:56 AM.

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            • #18861
              Re: Honda CBR 250R

              Originally posted by Jon Niranjan Paul View Post
              Do these lights really make a difference? I mean, i'm very narrow minded when it comes to meddling with the bike's electricals, and would like to know if this mod is actually worth the risk. Call me a stickler for stock specs

              (I've personally experienced Denali D4's on a friend's Tiger, no questions about that product. The Cree lights mentioned above are interesting, but would love to know if they are VFM and worth the risk.)
              Well, if you except it to make a world of difference then I would say it won't. In complete darkness, yes it definitely give better brightness and coverage if properly focused. But if an oncoming vehicle is coming in high beam with 90/100 or similar configuration, it may help you the least by showing the edge of the road for us to stay on tarmac or it may force him to switch to low beam.

              Ram

              Sent from my C1904 using xBhp Connect mobile app

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              • #18862
                Re: Honda CBR 250R

                Originally posted by sonnu0100 View Post
                Same noise coming from my cbr occasionally when going over rough road , but its not from front disc . its from custom radiator's gaurd metal strip . check wether u have insatlled such thing .





                Excuse for pics quality (phone's camera).
                Man how does your bike breath?
                That is soo unnecessary and also how do you clean it ?

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                • #18863
                  Re: Honda CBR 250R

                  Ok, I got some loose change to spend, and I want to buy common spares to future proof the bike because the nearest Svc is 50 kms away, and they don't have parts in stock always.

                  The parts in mind are

                  1) Coneset
                  2) Chain and sprockets
                  3) Oil filter Honda
                  4) Front brake pads
                  5) Clutch and brake levers
                  6) Turn indicators bush
                  7) mirrors
                  9) bolts
                  10) Cam chain tensioner
                  11) Console cover
                  12) Air filter
                  13) Clutch and accelerator cable
                  14) Chain slider
                  15) Relays
                  16) Fuel filter

                  I chose to continue using Honda's oil filter because Yamaha has given a life of only 3000 kms for the FZ oil filter. It's gonna be a pain to change the oil filter every 3k kms.

                  Anybody wants to add to this list, your comments are welcome.
                  Last edited by leech; 08-27-2016, 12:34 AM.

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                  • #18864
                    Re: Honda CBR 250R

                    Originally posted by leech View Post
                    Ok, I got some loose change to spend, and I want to buy common spares to future proof the bike because the nearest Svc is 50 kms away, and they don't have parts in stock always.

                    The parts in mind are

                    1) Coneset
                    2) Chain and sprockets
                    3) Oil filter Honda
                    4) Front brake pads
                    5) Clutch and brake levers
                    6) Turn indicators bush
                    7) mirrors
                    9) bolts
                    10) Cam chain tensioner

                    I chose to continue using Honda's oil filter because Yamaha has given a life of only 3000 kms for the FZ oil filter. It's gonna be a pain to change the oil filter every 3k kms.

                    Anybody wants to add to this list, your comments are welcome.
                    I think you can add engine Oil & back brake pads to the list as they are consumables.
                    Why 5,6 & 7 ? did you broke them ?

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                    • #18865
                      Re: Honda CBR 250R

                      Engine oil is not going to be scarce in coming years. I use 10w30 Honda mineral. Back brake pads are going to be pulsar 220's from now. Even those pads are scarce, I found only one. Gotta get more.



                      Mirrors, levers and indicators bushes are first to break in case of a fall. The Malapuram Svc didn't have brake levers in stock, despite their service centre being 3 times bigger than Didar Egmore.

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                      • #18866
                        Re: Honda CBR 250R

                        Originally posted by leech View Post
                        Ok, I got some loose change to spend, and I want to buy common spares to future proof the bike because the nearest Svc is 50 kms away, and they don't have parts in stock always.

                        The parts in mind are

                        1) Coneset
                        2) Chain and sprockets
                        3) Oil filter Honda
                        4) Front brake pads
                        5) Clutch and brake levers
                        6) Turn indicators bush
                        7) mirrors
                        9) bolts
                        10) Cam chain tensioner
                        11) Console cover
                        12) Air filter
                        I chose to continue using Honda's oil filter because Yamaha has given a life of only 3000 kms for the FZ oil filter. It's gonna be a pain to change the oil filter every 3k kms.

                        Anybody wants to add to this list, your comments are welcome.
                        You can also include clutch and accelerater cables, chain sliders if it needs replacement.

                        Ram

                        Sent from my C1904 using xBhp Connect mobile app

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                        • #18867
                          Re: Honda CBR 250R

                          Originally posted by Dandamudi Mohan Krishna View Post
                          Man how does your bike breath?
                          That is soo unnecessary and also how do you clean it ?
                          This radiator cover is not resistant to air flow as it seems . The inner net is having much required space. Cant post a better pic as i dnt have better camera nw.

                          Have to use that, my previous adiator fins were all damaged from sand . have to replace the whole.

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                          • #18868
                            Re: Honda CBR 250R

                            Originally posted by sonnu0100 View Post
                            This radiator cover is not resistant to air flow as it seems . The inner net is having much required space. Cant post a better pic as i dnt have better camera nw.

                            Have to use that, my previous adiator fins were all damaged from sand . have to replace the whole.
                            Did the bike overheat because of the bent fins? Or did you change the radiator anticipating future problems?

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                            • #18869
                              Re: Honda CBR 250R

                              Originally posted by leech View Post
                              Did the bike overheat because of the bent fins? Or did you change the radiator anticipating future problems?
                              The bike starting to overheat . First time in my four year of bike ownership i see full six bar in temperature . changed via insurance. ( even case is still going on in consumer court, as they service centre guy bent the fins while washing )

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                              • #18870
                                Re: Honda CBR 250R

                                You got the things replaced under insurance was good, but imho you are just wasting time and money in the court just for a radiator.

                                I don't know how people tend to forget to inform the guy who is washing the bike that "boss, radiator pe paani mat maarna full jet ke saath (do not spray water on radiator with full jet)"

                                Your current setup by installing a radiator grill is not going to do much wonders, because you are blocking considerable amount of air flow to the radiator.

                                Also when ride in sand, i am thinking that you are riding in slush because of rainy season. And when you ride in slush for most of time, make it a weekly habbit of taking a tooth brush and clean the radiator gently. Periodic cleaning of radiator will help in a long way.

                                Cheers,
                                Sanjay
                                http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/touring-queries-route-planning-itinerary/33587-endurance-ride.html

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