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  • #13006
    Re: Honda CBR 250R

    I bought the helmet from Veekay Auto Traders (abt 8-10 shops from Chopras) for 2.8K


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    Originally posted by krish2778 View Post



    Congrats bro...welcome to the club. How much did the LS2 cost? Where did you get it from Chopras?

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    • #13007
      Re: Honda CBR 250R

      Originally posted by Avenger88 View Post
      GUYS.... urgently need a front tyre..
      Is there any other company than Continental that produces 110/ 70 R17 tyres?

      I was presented with the options: Pireli - 110/80 R17 for Rs.3200
      Michellin- 100/80 R17 for Rs.1760

      Is it okay to put Duke's front tyres from MRF . Its also 110/70

      If the duke has the same dimensions then go forward with it..

      the mrf website has the pic of the mrf zapper FY (the ones coming on the newer batches of the cbr 250) but i haven't been able to find it in any mrf stores here. Try you r luck there, the dimension is the same as stock.

      Originally posted by Avenger88 View Post
      from last ride in April

      Could you post the full dimension of this one ?

      Cheers
      Ride Safe
      Krishna
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      • #13008
        Re: Honda CBR 250R

        Originally posted by krish2778 View Post
        Could you post the full dimension of this one ?

        Cheers
        Ride Safe
        Krishna
        Krishna, this is stock spec - Dunlop 140-70 17
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        • #13009
          Re: Honda CBR 250R

          Originally posted by TeeJayy View Post
          Krishna, this is stock spec - Dunlop 140-70 17

          Interesting, any idea on the grip levels as compared to contigo ? and also the price range..?

          Cheers
          Ride Safe
          Krishna
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          • #13010
            Re: Honda CBR 250R

            Originally posted by krish2778 View Post
            Interesting, any idea on the grip levels as compared to contigo ? and also the price range..?

            Cheers
            Ride Safe
            Krishna

            I just got the Dunlop last week and finished about 1000 kms with it. Price = 3350/ - (including fitting)

            The grip is definitely better than Contigo. Although its still a bit jittery in wet conditions, but not as bad as Contigo. The dry / gravel grip is excellent!
            It's always better to lose a second in life than to lose life in a second!

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            • #13011
              Re: Honda CBR 250R

              Originally posted by nisnth View Post
              I just got the Dunlop last week and finished about 1000 kms with it. Price = 3350/ - (including fitting)

              The grip is definitely better than Contigo. Although its still a bit jittery in wet conditions, but not as bad as Contigo. The dry / gravel grip is excellent!
              Nice! I noticed that the tyre profile is rounder than the flat contigos. How about the grip levels when the knees go out?
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              • #13012
                Re: Honda CBR 250R

                Originally posted by Avenger88 View Post
                GUYS.... urgently need a front tyre..
                Is there any other company than Continental that produces 110/ 70 R17 tyres?

                I was presented with the options: Pireli - 110/80 R17 for Rs.3200
                Michellin- 100/80 R17 for Rs.1760

                Is it okay to put Duke's front tyres from MRF . Its also 110/70
                You can also try IRCs. The N300 comes with IRCs and the specs are same as that of CBR250R. 110/70 front and 140/70 rear.
                Siddhartha
                ZMA (2004) - SOLD
                CBR250R(2012)....

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                • #13013
                  Re: Honda CBR 250R

                  Yesterday, checked my fuel efficiency for the first time. Believe it or not, it was a sensational 34.9 kmpl, using full tank method. I had made sure that riding was mostly below 5k rpm, mostly 70% city riding and rest highways; also, did occational speed bursts upto 110kmph. Also, no rapid acceleration or under-acceleration at any point of time. Feel great !! Anyone else experience similar figures?

                  Cheers,
                  Ride safe

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                  • #13014
                    Re: Honda CBR 250R

                    Originally posted by Raj Mano View Post
                    Yesterday, checked my fuel efficiency for the first time. Believe it or not, it was a sensational 34.9 kmpl, using full tank method. I had made sure that riding was mostly below 5k rpm, mostly 70% city riding and rest highways; also, did occational speed bursts upto 110kmph. Also, no rapid acceleration or under-acceleration at any point of time. Feel great !! Anyone else experience similar figures?

                    Cheers,
                    Ride safe
                    yup, and if you keep the bursts out, you can get 48 kmpl also, which I used to get during my run in period and consequently keeping the vehicle under 5 rpm, so if you can sacrifice speed you can get a very good mileage. however please make sure that you do cause engine knocking.

                    Regards
                    Manan.

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                    • #13015
                      Re: Honda CBR 250R

                      ^^. Nice FE mate. I also keep my bike <5K RPM most of time but didn't measured the FE till now.

                      Anyone can clarify me why my RPM meter doesn't touch 0 ?. While starting or in signal I noticed it remains at 1.5K. Didn't see it on 0 till now when the engine is ON. Bike only completed 514km - 1st service done.

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                      • #13016
                        Re: Honda CBR 250R

                        Hello,
                        Assuming the bike is stock in a good condition, what is the worst mileage one can expect under very stressful useage? such as rapid acceleration then rapid slow down using engine breaking[a lot] then repeat, and keeping the rpms at a high level say 8.5 being the max and not redlining the engine. I am just curious as, because it is a fuel injected vehicle, the amount consumed at an rpm must be somewhat constant correct?

                        Regards

                        Manan.

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                        • #13017
                          Re: Honda CBR 250R

                          HI...i got a little question...the engine light ...the red one ..comes on sometime while the bike is on the move......shall i be worried???...i recently got a new clutch plate and shims were replaced.

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                          • #13018
                            Re: Honda CBR 250R

                            I am facing a strange issue. Ideally the bike should not start up in gear without pressing the clutch but mine is starting even without pressing the clutch. When the bike is in gear and if i press the starter button, the bike moves forward. Any clue?? I will visit asc this saturday.

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                            • #13019
                              Re: Honda CBR 250R

                              Originally posted by hypheni View Post
                              Anyone can clarify me why my RPM meter doesn't touch 0 ?. While starting or in signal I noticed it remains at 1.5K. Didn't see it on 0 till now when the engine is ON. Bike only completed 514km - 1st service done.
                              Because the engine is turning over even at idling. As long as the engine is running, you'll never see zero RPM. RPM = Revolutions/Rotations Per Minute.
                              It states number of revolutions made by the engine to keep your bike running. (layman terms).

                              Originally posted by Manan View Post
                              Hello,
                              Assuming the bike is stock in a good condition, what is the worst mileage one can expect under very stressful useage? such as rapid acceleration then rapid slow down using engine breaking[a lot] then repeat, and keeping the rpms at a high level say 8.5 being the max and not redlining the engine. I am just curious as, because it is a fuel injected vehicle, the amount consumed at an rpm must be somewhat constant correct?
                              My room mate in CHN used to ride in the very same manner until he met with an accident and improved his habits. He used to get 22-25 kmpl.

                              Originally posted by Mail2vasant View Post
                              I am facing a strange issue. Ideally the bike should not start up in gear without pressing the clutch but mine is starting even without pressing the clutch. When the bike is in gear and if i press the starter button, the bike moves forward. Any clue?? I will visit asc this saturday.
                              No. It should start even in gear. My bike starts all the time. It would of course jerk and stop, but irrespective of gear, the engine would always turn over when cranked!
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                              • #13020
                                Re: Honda CBR 250R

                                Originally posted by Divya Sharan View Post


                                No. It should start even in gear. My bike starts all the time. It would of course jerk and stop, but irrespective of gear, the engine would always turn over when cranked!
                                What??? It should not crank without pressing clutch when in gear. Thats the job of switch below the clutch lever. Get it fixed
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