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  • #19906
    Re: Honda CBR 250R

    Originally posted by s1d View Post
    this happens to every bike i sit on
    More like I felt like spending on my bike , I went to the svc n checked n got 2nd opinion, soo I decided to change,
    Bike obviously feels a lot better going over bumps n bad roads.

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    • #19907
      Re: Honda CBR 250R

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      • #19908
        Re: Honda CBR 250R

        Hello, Am getting my Repsol, in a day or two, I am going to change the tyres to Michelin (stock has MRF).
        Need your valuable advise/suggestion.
        Can i upgrade the rare stock tyre from140/70- 17 to 150/60 17?
        Will their be any issue/affects with the
        1. Pickup ( very imp for me)
        2. ABS setup
        3. ground clearance.

        And how to check the MFD ofClick image for larger version Name: 16523261_1774243439256104_1994850435_o.jpg Views: 1 Size: 106.2 KB ID: 1947769Click image for larger version Name: 16492597_1774243489256099_2128713751_o.jpg Views: 1 Size: 103.9 KB ID: 1947768 the bike.

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        • #19909
          Re: Honda CBR 250R

          Originally posted by SantoshPg View Post
          Hello, Am getting my Repsol, in a day or two, I am going to change the tyres to Michelin (stock has MRF).
          Need your valuable advise/suggestion.
          Can i upgrade the rare stock tyre from140/70- 17 to 150/60 17?
          Will their be any issue/affects with the
          1. Pickup ( very imp for me)
          2. ABS setup
          3. ground clearance.

          And how to check the MFD of[ATTACH]225748[/ATTACH][ATTACH]225747[/ATTACH] the bike.
          No issues at all with Micheline Street Radial 150/60 /17 for any of the issues you raised,go for with it with closed eyes .But MRFs are also good enough.

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          • #19910
            Re: Honda CBR 250R

            10 days done out of 60.. damn waiting for new bike is so hard.. :P



            Guys which mirrors do you use?
            Stock one or Aftermarket from Aliexpress?

            Stock mirror serve the purpose but they dont blend well with the bike, was looking for something sharp.

            Do Ninja 300 or ZMR mirror fit in?

            can find good Pair of Ninja 300 mirror for around 23$ on ebay.



            Also anyone here using lever guards?
            The one which bolts on to bar ends.

            Able to find couple of them on ebay india, but want to know whether they fit in without any mods.

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            • #19911
              Re: Honda CBR 250R

              Has anyone here tried using the BTwin air pumps available from Decathlon to fill up air in the tyres? Are they compatible with motorcycle tyres? The one below looks pretty compact:

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              • #19912
                Re: Honda CBR 250R

                Originally posted by SantoshPg View Post
                Hello, Am getting my Repsol, in a day or two, I am going to change the tyres to Michelin (stock has MRF).
                Need your valuable advise/suggestion.
                Can i upgrade the rare stock tyre from140/70- 17 to 150/60 17?
                Will their be any issue/affects with the
                1. Pickup ( very imp for me)
                2. ABS setup
                3. ground clearance.

                And how to check the MFD of the bike.
                MRFs are good. I dont think you will find the need to change them
                AFAIK, changing tyre size does effect the ABS, rest everything you wont find any visible difference
                Regarding manufacturing date , have a look here (Decoding Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Of 2-Wheeler)


                Originally posted by bondarun View Post
                10 days done out of 60.. damn waiting for new bike is so hard.. :P
                Guys which mirrors do you use?
                Stock one or Aftermarket from Aliexpress?
                Stock mirror serve the purpose but they dont blend well with the bike, was looking for something sharp.
                Do Ninja 300 or ZMR mirror fit in?
                can find good Pair of Ninja 300 mirror for around 23$ on ebay.
                Also anyone here using lever guards?
                The one which bolts on to bar ends.
                Able to find couple of them on ebay india, but want to know whether they fit in without any mods.
                Few pages back, someone guided me to use ZMR's RVM, they are direct fit.

                Regarding lever guards, stock one uses screws for current bar end and new ones will come with allen screw, the thread size remains the same though.
                Last edited by prateek2210; 02-06-2017, 01:31 PM.
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                • #19913
                  Re: Honda CBR 250R

                  Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
                  MRFs are good. I dont think you will find the need to change them
                  AFAIK, changing tyre size does effect the ABS, rest everything you wont find any visible difference
                  Regarding manufacturing date , have a look here (Decoding Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Of 2-Wheeler)




                  Few pages back, someone guided me to use ZMR's RVM, they are direct fit.

                  Regarding lever guards, stock one uses screws for current bar end and new ones will come with allen screw, the thread size remains the same though.


                  Am not able to find post related to it.. can you help me with it?

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                  • #19914
                    Re: Honda CBR 250R

                    Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
                    MRFs are good. I dont think you will find the need to change them
                    AFAIK, changing tyre size does effect the ABS, rest everything you wont find any visible difference
                    Regarding manufacturing date , have a look here (Decoding Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Of 2-Wheeler)




                    Few pages back, someone guided me to use ZMR's RVM, they are direct fit.

                    Regarding lever guards, stock one uses screws for current bar end and new ones will come with allen screw, the thread size remains the same though.
                    Mrf are the best budget tyres, decent grip, but wet is questionable, but if you have money go for Michelin pilot street radial, also coming to RVM, I hardly use mine in the city , mainly on the highways, are there any more options apart from the zmr rvms? Any online options? Also have another doubt , I'm saying suppose Honda decides to launch the 300r , is it possible to switch the engine components of that bike to our current 250? I mean atleast get it upto speed?like engine and fairing?

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                    • #19915
                      Re: Honda CBR 250R

                      Originally posted by bondarun View Post
                      10 days done out of 60.. damn waiting for new bike is so hard.. :P



                      Guys which mirrors do you use?
                      Stock one or Aftermarket from Aliexpress?

                      Stock mirror serve the purpose but they dont blend well with the bike, was looking for something sharp.

                      Do Ninja 300 or ZMR mirror fit in?

                      can find good Pair of Ninja 300 mirror for around 23$ on ebay.



                      Also anyone here using lever guards?
                      The one which bolts on to bar ends.

                      Able to find couple of them on ebay india, but want to know whether they fit in without any mods.
                      ZMR Mirrors are a direct fit, and they offer a better field of vision. There also had been some "free giveaways" of the ZMR mirrors here in this thread. A goodwill gesture from a fellow bhpian.

                      Originally posted by AshishTamhane View Post
                      Has anyone here tried using the BTwin air pumps available from Decathlon to fill up air in the tyres? Are they compatible with motorcycle tyres? The one below looks pretty compact:

                      https://www.decathlon.in/p/8303660_5....html#/3-254-_
                      Yes. BTWIN/Decathalon pumps are robust and have excellent build quality. What I would like to caution you about is make sure which valve they are compatible with. Since, they mostly deal with bicycles, their pump valves "sometimes" may be presta only. Check if the pumps are schrader compatible which is what our motorcycle valves are, if yes, go for it.

                      Cheers!
                      VJ :cool"
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                      The girl said, 'NO!'


                      And the guy lived happily ever after and rode motorcycles and watched sport on a big screen TV, went fishing and surfing, and played golf a lot, and drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.


                      THE END

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                      • #19916
                        Re: Honda CBR 250R

                        Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post
                        ZMR Mirrors are a direct fit, and they offer a better field of vision. There also had been some "free giveaways" of the ZMR mirrors here in this thread. A goodwill gesture from a fellow bhpian.
                        A small correction VJ Saab - ZMR mirrors look hotter, but the stem length is smaller than OE mirrors. So, if you're a tall lanky dude with long peripherals, you'll see even less of the action behind than you did before. [emoji14]
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                        • #19917
                          Re: Honda CBR 250R

                          Originally posted by Divya Sharan View Post
                          A small correction VJ Saab - ZMR mirrors look hotter, but the stem length is smaller than OE mirrors. So, if you're a tall lanky dude with long peripherals, you'll see even less of the action behind than you did before. [emoji14]
                          Thank you, DS. You're right, the stalk length is smaller, thank you for including it in.

                          Cheers!
                          VJ
                          Once upon a time, a guy asked a girl 'Will you marry me?'
                          The girl said, 'NO!'


                          And the guy lived happily ever after and rode motorcycles and watched sport on a big screen TV, went fishing and surfing, and played golf a lot, and drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.


                          THE END

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                          • #19918
                            Re: Honda CBR 250R

                            Originally posted by Divya Sharan View Post
                            A small correction VJ Saab - ZMR mirrors look hotter, but the stem length is smaller than OE mirrors. So, if you're a tall lanky dude with long peripherals, you'll see even less of the action behind than you did before. [emoji14]

                            If you have them installed on your bike, can you take some pics of it and share it here?

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                            • #19919
                              Re: Honda CBR 250R

                              Originally posted by bondarun View Post
                              If you have them installed on your bike, can you take some pics of it and share it here?
                              Here it is. View is not as good as of OE RVM. Half of the mirror shows nice view of your arms and you have to manage with other half of the the mirror to see your rear!

                              If you want to exchange them, I am ready :P I need left one only
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                              Last edited by arvstreetracer; 02-06-2017, 06:31 PM.
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                              • #19920
                                Re: Honda CBR 250R

                                Originally posted by AshishTamhane View Post
                                Has anyone here tried using the BTwin air pumps available from Decathlon to fill up air in the tyres? Are they compatible with motorcycle tyres? The one below looks pretty compact:

                                https://www.decathlon.in/p/8303660_5....html#/3-254-_
                                It would probably work (their specs say it's compatible with both shrader and presta valves). But I would say check it at your local decathlon store before buying (you can carry a spare valve and see if it fits). If they have good return policy (which they generally do) you could return it if unhappy.

                                Now, an alternate would be the Resqtech ResQTech Micro Tyre Inflator ( RSQ-AC101 )
                                Costs the same 999 , and does work pretty well. It's powered off the battery and convenient to use and carry. I use this.
                                Each have their pro's and con's so decide accordingly.

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