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^^Congrats Shamik, what color have you opted for?
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Good to see so many people opting for CBR; Welcome to the club to all proud new owner's
Pls take sometime not only going through the owner's manual, but also, go through this thread to get over nitty gritty things & their solutions. Most importantly, pls do not forget to contribute in sharing your knowledge
Gopakumar - Thank you for the update
Last edited by aargee; 03-16-2012, 06:59 PM.Skill is what keeps you on a Motorcycle
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KishoreOriginally posted by kishoremuthu View Post+100..
loved this line..
Welcome to club!!
Ride Safe.
Looks like i missed out thanking you in my follow-up post. Dude thank you for appreciating my post
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With a heavy heart,I am selling of my R15
That said,I have booked the 2012 CBR 250R ABS in HRC colours at Saffire Honda!!! Delivery is by end of this month.Looks like the ABS version is readily available but there is some waiting period for the non ABS one as others in the forum have posted.Saffire honda has an HRC color on display as well.Will get some pics as I am heading to the showroom once again tomorrow.
Sayan
Caliber Croma(2001)
RTR 180(2009)
YZF R15(2010)
CBR250R HRC ABS(2012)
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Xpulse200(2019)Comment
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Thanks! I have booked the new tri-colour one.Originally posted by BANDHAV View Post..tear the map and shoot the signComment
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Thanks Dude!Originally posted by Go-cool View PostHey, welcome to the club buddy. U got a good writing style, like like
My Dealer is City Honda, Kalyan Nagar. Plz plz do not get your bike from there or visit that place for service, they are useless.
I decided two days back that I am not visiting them anymore. The reason is not their incompetence, their useless attitude or them charging me everytime for the chain lubing crap and washing - I can live with all that. When I left the bike last week with a load of complaints, my old number plate, stored under my seat was gone.
Come on, who flicks a damn number plate maan, I can understand if tools are gone...sick sick sick!!!!!
And thanks for the tip. Kalyan Nagar any case would be far away for me, but hopefully somebody would benefit from that piece of wisdon
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That was running on my head, from the day I started seeing your posts in this threadOriginally posted by BANDHAV View Post Anyway...
1. Congratulations for any new bike you buy
2. Heartiest Congratulation, if you buy a CBR 250RSkill is what keeps you on a Motorcycle
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Didn't want to make a new post, but this is altogether a different one related to CBR.
How many of you have tires other than the crapy Conti-Go? My rear tire is almost due for change & its only a matter of days before I change. Appreciate if someone can throw some pointers with respect to the following...
- I want to stick ONLY with stock 140/70 R17 size
- MRF makes only the rear tire size, but not the front one, so I'm little hesitant to opt because I don't want PSD on front & MRF in the rear or is this only mind block?
- Is anyone using MRF or PSD? Are they soft or medium compound? Pls share some experience on them
- Are there any other, non Chinese, non Conti-Go, reputed brands who makes these sizes?
- Is IRC available in India? Can I still opt even after this - http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/520943-post.html?
- Is Michelin (not sure if its called as SIRAC) available for this size? Are they soft compound? Would a normal use last for about 8-10K kms?
TIA for any inputs.Last edited by aargee; 03-16-2012, 07:29 PM.Skill is what keeps you on a Motorcycle
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dual disks
hello everyone,
as i have a std cbr, i was wondering to get dual disks in front. my question is, is it advisable? if yes, how much will it cost to me for the complete set?Comment
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how much did your tyres last btw?? even m desperately trying to take off this crappy tyres asap.Originally posted by aargee View PostComment
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Piyush - Pls avoid back to back post, it's against the forum rules. Its 16K on ODO.Skill is what keeps you on a Motorcycle
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The PSD's are tried and tested tyres on the 250R internationally and 90% of the users have reported it to be better performing and grippy than the stock tyres.Originally posted by aargee View Post
Why would you want to venture into other manufacturers?
However this question will best be answered by the 250R.net/org forums as there are quite a few people who have already switched to PSD's and other makes there.
Dont think anyone has changed their tyres here yet(atleast ive never come across a post)Got a $5 head? Get a $5 helmet.Comment
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Originally posted by Nithesh View Post
AFAIK Sagar aka Metal_Maniac has changed to PSDs. He could give a good review about it, but havent seen him posting anything here since long.
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