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  • #21436
    Re: Honda CBR 250R

    Originally posted by revvharder View Post
    You can even look in showrooms for BSIII models, if they are available you will get a good discount but they will be registered in the name of showroom as first owner and you will become the second owner
    Checked!! Non available. Even this one i will be the second owner

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    • #21437
      Re: Honda CBR 250R

      Originally posted by prashnagpal View Post
      Also 2 months old & only 500 kms & pics look perfect. If i am going ahead will definitely inspect it well but my doubt is should I choose the cbr abs over the fz25. 1.40L vs 1.75-1.80L?
      My personal suggestion is to buy the cbr abs if you have the cash. Its got abs and better cooling than the FZ25. Also the top end is more.

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      • #21438
        Re: Honda CBR 250R

        Originally posted by leech View Post
        My personal suggestion is to buy the cbr abs if you have the cash. Its got abs and better cooling than the FZ25. Also the top end is more.
        Thanks!! Will definitely consider this one.

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        • #21439
          Re: Honda CBR 250R

          Originally posted by revvharder View Post
          You can even look in showrooms for BSIII models, if they are available you will get a good discount but they will be registered in the name of showroom as first owner and you will become the second owner
          Then it is the best and even my friend also came across a CBR 250 R ABS and a few goodies with the bike and the asking price was also 1.75 but the only thing was it was HR registered else he would have bought that and then we went to the nearby showroom which had a REPSOL Cbr non abs which was offered for 1.5 lacs with 50kms on odometer and he bought it immediately. I think you should buy it.

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          • #21440
            Re: Honda CBR 250R

            Originally posted by revvharder View Post
            Then it is the best and even my friend also came across a CBR 250 R ABS and a few goodies with the bike and the asking price was also 1.75 but the only thing was it was HR registered else he would have bought that and then we went to the nearby showroom which had a REPSOL Cbr non abs which was offered for 1.5 lacs with 50kms on odometer and he bought it immediately. I think you should buy it.
            Wow thats a good deal for the non abs!! That is almost 50k less. Which place is this?

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            • #21441
              Re: Honda CBR 250R

              Actually it is available in Delhi and I think I even saw one on OLX which is offered by a dealer and I think you should also look at some pre-owned Duke 390 or RC 390 as it will be in your budget.
              Last edited by revvharder; 05-27-2017, 09:52 PM.

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              • #21442
                Re: Honda CBR 250R

                My bike's rubber chain slider gave up with just 600km on the odo go it replaced it costed Rs. 133 and the labour cost was Rs.114 😓

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                • #21443
                  Re: Honda CBR 250R

                  Originally posted by M_Trigger View Post
                  My bike's rubber chain slider gave up with just 600km on the odo go it replaced it costed Rs. 133 and the labour cost was Rs.114 😓
                  Avoid high pressure wash from next time.

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                  • #21444
                    Re: Honda CBR 250R

                    Has anyone here tried to fit a luggage rack like the one shown below:

                    Click image for larger version Name: REN7354B_4.jpg Views: 1 Size: 15.4 KB ID: 1951366

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                    • #21445
                      Re: Honda CBR 250R

                      Originally posted by Wilson4willy View Post
                      Avoid high pressure wash from next time.
                      I usually wash my bike with the pressure washer at home on sunday or once in two weeks. But it doesn't have much pressure as its powered by 12v mobile charger in car. It was last pressure washed during the first service which was on 30th April.


                      Thanks for the advice I'll it in mind during the monsoon washes at the washing centre

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                      • #21446
                        Re: Honda CBR 250R

                        Originally posted by revvharder View Post
                        Actually it is available in Delhi and I think I even saw one on OLX which is offered by a dealer and I think you should also look at some pre-owned Duke 390 or RC 390 as it will be in your budget.
                        Will do so! Thanks!!

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                        • #21447
                          Re: Honda CBR 250R

                          Originally posted by AshishTamhane View Post
                          Has anyone here tried to fit a luggage rack like the one shown below:

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                          I have a custom made rack. I use it to carry luggage when I tour with a pillion. I keep the lightest luggage on rack and fit the heavier things in saddle bag to avoid wobbling.

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                          sorry, I don't have a picture of rack alone.

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                          • #21448
                            Re: Honda CBR 250R

                            Originally posted by s1d View Post
                            Try the motul 7100 10w40. One of the best oils around. Cost you close to 800rs a litre (try checking on amazon.in since they regularly have a good deal on it)
                            Change the oil filter at every oil change.
                            Didn't see that on a retail shop in my city, but will surely check it online. Heard about shell 10W40 too. Thanks brother

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                            • #21449
                              Re: Honda CBR 250R

                              Originally posted by leech View Post
                              I have oil vanishing issues too. Couple of cbr250 owners i know mentioned the same issue in their vehicles. No leaks, no difference in exhaust smoke tone. Oil brand makes no difference. I top up the oil every 3000 kms.
                              WOW! That's odd! I thought I'm the only one with this problem. So the solution is to keep an extra 1 liter pack always. [emoji53] Thanks brother

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                              • #21450
                                Re: Honda CBR 250R

                                Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post
                                As others mentioned, you can use gasket maker or you can remove the oil filter cover, check the O-right for proper seating and then retighten it (but not over tighten). Gasket makers can be used as a temporary solution. If you have an oil change imminent, it's a good idea to change the O ring of the oil filter cover.



                                Do not over optimistically consider manufacturers oil change interval. For a motorcycle, the engine oil has to go through stress, shear, temperature that is so much higher than a four wheeler and 3 to 4k is max for a FS oil to drag it to. I'd always recommend 3.5k for FS in liquid cooled engines. It's really complicated, oil does evaporate, but not as fast as one thinks it can evaporate. Oil does burn, but what I'd suggest is do a compression check and see if the compression is fine, if it isn't oil maybe getting burned slowly which is very hard to notice.

                                Cheers!
                                VJ
                                Hmm.. that's true, and I have never done a compression check till now. Its is important to do so because I already feels like a pick up lag. Thanks for replying brother.

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