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Originally posted by Mail2vasant
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Congratulations to you too. Try to put up a summary kind of thing on your one year of ownership. It might help several people as you're one of the first buyers.Skill is what keeps you on a Motorcycle
Awareness + Skill is what keeps you out of harm's way
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About to finish 1 year in next couple of Months
Now i m getting the projector and HID for my Bike
getting it done form my Ninja12r Owner friend he is really good with this stuff
and if some would like to get that
please Pm me
Will upload pics after done
might be on monday
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Excellent & put up some write-up too, so, it might help a few DIYers around, if you don't mindOriginally posted by kimshine View Post
Skill is what keeps you on a Motorcycle
Awareness + Skill is what keeps you out of harm's way
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My Jezebel
Finally got my Jezebel's seat foamed 2 weeks ago and the in-city riding experience has improved a lot. Its 600km and my body is slowly getting used to the seating position although the wrist pain is still there. Enjoying my city commutes more than ever. I will soon take her out for touring to unleash her true potential !
This is how she looks after getting the seat foamed !
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My apologies for not being explicit.Originally posted by Chandru Raj View Post
You dont need to hit rev limiter in all gears to cross 150 but in order to reach the top speed you definitely need to reach rev limiter in 5th.
Hitting rev limiter is not bad or good, its just how I ride. Honda put rev limiter @11.5K after proper testing so it is safe to hit rev limiter.
In 6th the bike does not pull as much as in other gears, so if you are after top speed, you might try this and then let us all know if it makes any difference in the final reading.
Hope it clarifies.
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PiyushComment
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Originally posted by kurtrules View PostCongratulations to both of youOriginally posted by Mail2vasant View Post
Summaries of your experience would do a world of good to everyone. Say the problems you faced, the ways you overcame them and the ride experience overall. It could help newcomers and newbies
Thats damn lucky manOriginally posted by beruoist View PostSettled with the stock tyres as i got them replaced under warranty.I have used them for 25K and paid additional 1700 to get the new one.Fair enough I sayy
Cheers
Biru
Originally posted by aargee View PostYes Saar; bang right; may be another 40 days to go. But a humble 22K+ on ODO...you're the lead
Argee unfair looks like yo are the leader bhayya, he has clocked 13k whille you 22k, i think you may be the one who has munched maximum miles with the Ceeber in this forum
I have a doubt, only if the tyre is damaged (say has a crack) it can be replaced rite? Or anytime before warranty period?Originally posted by aargee View PostTwo standard methods...
1. Take to dealer, they talk with the Conti in the locality/city & get it replaced, that may or may not come with a small additional price depending upon the dealer
2. Take the contact of Conti from the Honda dealer, ask the dealer to remove the tire, take to Conti dealer, they inspect the tire & ask you to pay on pro rata basis of wear & tear; bring the new tire to ASC for fitment.
Lol!!! I knew it, that's why I asked for the pic
Check the yellow encircled place as attached in the imageCBR250R |
Bajaj Pulsar 180 - dts i |
Bajaj CT 100
Sometimes it takes a whole tankful of fuel before you can think straight.
It was not that far on the map.
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Originally posted by Chandru Raj View Post
That's basically what it is
Met the Continental Guy here in Mumbai yesterday. Told me to send him the tyre. Will speak to the service centre about this. But apparently there is a shortage of Conti-Go in Mumbai and it seems like it isn't available here :SComment
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Conti-Go is available in many tire shops in mumbai an is priced rm 3200-4000 rangeOriginally posted by chicmagnet View PostThat's basically what it is
Met the Continental Guy here in Mumbai yesterday. Told me to send him the tyre. Will speak to the service centre about this. But apparently there is a shortage of Conti-Go in Mumbai and it seems like it isn't available here :SComment
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In Delhi one Tyre shop owner quoted me around 2400 for conti goOriginally posted by siddhesh View PostComment
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110% NO; read Beuroist's post; he's clocked more than 25K now. Anyway, I'm not in for competitionOriginally posted by Chandru Raj View Post
I ride to ride & not to munch miles
Bargain...Bargain...Bargain!!! It might not cross more than 3K; I did the mistake of trusting one shop. But Srivaastav here in Chennai got an excellent deal, just because he inquired at multiple shops. When you bargain, ensure that, free fitting is included in that price.Originally posted by siddhesh View Post
If Conti is not available, check for Dunlop; members say Dunlop is good too.
Damn, need to update one of the FAQ with the tires now!!!
Good price, but still, inquire at different places before you buy one.Originally posted by kimshine View Post
Guys, whoever is hunting on tires, appreciate if you can post the price of tires that you inquire along with dealership & free/paid fitting charges in your respective city. This will help several members/non-members who're looking for tire replacement. Tks. Post #8200 is already being updated with tire prices in Chennai & Barmer, so other cities are most welcome.Last edited by aargee; 05-11-2012, 10:10 AM.Skill is what keeps you on a Motorcycle
Awareness + Skill is what keeps you out of harm's way
ATGATT + Awareness + Skill means you might Live To Ride another dayComment
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Folks! The D-Day is today for me. My CBR is ready for delivery with my regular registration no and all. Shall be taking the delivery today some time in the afternoon. Thanks to all the owners who have shared knowledge/experience which made me decide up on it. Proud to be joining the club. Hope I'll live up to the steed's expectation
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Welcome to the club praholla; pls post your dealership experience here after you take the vehicle. Congratulations
Skill is what keeps you on a Motorcycle
Awareness + Skill is what keeps you out of harm's way
ATGATT + Awareness + Skill means you might Live To Ride another dayComment
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Have you tried MPL Honda? I got my tri color in 2daysOriginally posted by MADCATR View Post!! As of now, they have 2 black CBR's and I guess one is C-ABS
! Contact person is Arjun Kumar (showroom incharge)! Tell him that Rajan Babu (dad's name) referred..will pm you his no.
If you ride like there's no tomorrow, there won't be.
Respect the person who has seen the dark side of motorcycling and lived.
Faster, faster, faster, until the thrill of speed overcomes the fear of death...Comment
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I called up at least 4 Honda delaers here in Delhi/Noida - All of them seem to have the tricolor ready but are asking for 15-20 days of waiting for Red ABS even for full cash-down payment. Reading other's posts, it looks like the situation is same in most other cities as well...Originally posted by prithviq8 View PostHave you tried MPL Honda? I got my tri color in 2days!! As of now, they have 2 black CBR's and I guess one is C-ABS! Contact person is Arjun Kumar (showroom incharge)! Tell him that Rajan Babu (dad's name) referred..will pm you his no.
And this problem seems to have surfaced only after introduction of tricolor - they say that Honda is mostly sending Tricolor in new shipments while red has to be specifically ordered. Either that is true, or else, the dealers want to clear the Tricolor stock they already have...
End result - I have no idea where to buy it from and when will I get it
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try calling the dealers in gurgaon / faridabad. they might charge slightly more for registration, but they should have stock available. I posted earlier saying that the dealer in gurgaon has ready stock.Originally posted by thebiker2k2 View PostI called up at least 4 Honda delaers here in Delhi/Noida - All of them seem to have the tricolor ready but are asking for 15-20 days of waiting for Red ABS even for full cash-down payment. Reading other's posts, it looks like the situation is same in most other cities as well...
And this problem seems to have surfaced only after introduction of tricolor - they say that Honda is mostly sending Tricolor in new shipments while red has to be specifically ordered. Either that is true, or else, the dealers want to clear the Tricolor stock they already have...
End result - I have no idea where to buy it from and when will I get it
My offerings to the gods of speed -
- KTM Duke 200
- Yamaha RXZ 5 speed
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