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  • #13681
    Re: Honda CBR 250R

    Originally posted by muztariq View Post
    Guys, a quick question:

    What would be the price of a 1 year old CBR250R STD version in a city like bangalore, chennai, hyderabad (considering all have very similar taxes etc.)

    Its only 8K / 1 year old. Good condition.

    The owner is demanding 1.25L
    If its in good condition then 1.25 is a good deal. You can negotiate a bit and owner may down to 1.20L

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    • #13682
      Re: Honda CBR 250R

      My wind screen is due for a replacement. And idea how much does it cost at asc??

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      • #13683
        Re: Honda CBR 250R

        Originally posted by hypheni View Post
        If its in good condition then 1.25 is a good deal. You can negotiate a bit and owner may down to 1.20L
        Came out to be a 2 year old bike which was registered last year. I have dropped the idea as of now. Thanks for your reply.


        @Mail2vasant - Check this thread - http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/do-yours...nd-shield.html

        was 350 odd bucks sometime back.

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        • #13684
          Re: Honda CBR 250R

          My CBR is up for her first rear tyre change, I'm thinking Michelin Pilot Street (findTyre - motorcycle.michelin.in) which is available in Pune @ 5.5k

          Anyone using this one? If so, how is it?

          I have done some research on the net but am yet to come across an Indian review for this tyre!

          Awaiting a reply!

          Cheers~
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          • #13685
            Re: Honda CBR 250R

            I ride over some really bad roads to go to work. Which of the two would you folks recommend for the rear tyre: Contigo or MRF. How about the Ceat Dhoom 3?

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            • #13686
              Re: Honda CBR 250R

              Originally posted by menancer View Post
              My CBR is up for her first rear tyre change, I'm thinking Michelin Pilot Street (findTyre - motorcycle.michelin.in) which is available in Pune @ 5.5k

              Anyone using this one? If so, how is it?

              I have done some research on the net but am yet to come across an Indian review for this tyre!

              Awaiting a reply!

              Cheers~
              Michelin Pilot Street is really performs well. I have heard positive reviews from many Bangalore CBR riders. Even 5.5k is also worth for this Tyre since it is radial.

              Originally posted by rapperswil View Post
              I ride over some really bad roads to go to work. Which of the two would you folks recommend for the rear tyre: Contigo or MRF. How about the Ceat Dhoom 3?
              IMO Contigo is worst tyre, you can try MRF. AFAIK Ceat Dhoom tyre is not available in CBR250 OEM size (i.e 140/70). So avoid it and stick to stock size.

              Update on my bike service:
              I have visited Tansi Honda, Bangalore. As expected there was issue with Cam Chain Tensioner and as a result getting thud-thud sound while engine is cold. Finally they have replaced it, now issue is gone. No more weird noise. Happy!
              It has been replaced under warranty and it costs around 250 bucks. Last weekend, I went to Talakadu with my biker buddies. It was Great ride of 300 kms and CBR performed really well.
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              2012 HONDA CBR 250 R C-ABS
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              • #13687
                Re: Honda CBR 250R

                Originally posted by menancer View Post
                My CBR is up for her first rear tyre change, I'm thinking Michelin Pilot Street (findTyre - motorcycle.michelin.in) which is available in Pune @ 5.5k

                Anyone using this one? If so, how is it?

                I have done some research on the net but am yet to come across an Indian review for this tyre!

                Awaiting a reply!

                Cheers~
                Go for Michelins if you can afford or get the MRFs... Forget Dhoom 3 (I thought it was a movie)... and Contis

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                • #13688
                  Re: Honda CBR 250R

                  Originally posted by menancer View Post
                  My CBR is up for her first rear tyre change, I'm thinking Michelin Pilot Street (findTyre - motorcycle.michelin.in) which is available in Pune @ 5.5k

                  Anyone using this one? If so, how is it?

                  I have done some research on the net but am yet to come across an Indian review for this tyre!

                  Awaiting a reply!

                  Cheers~
                  Pilot street performed very well on the roads of Amba ghat ( you were also there for that ride) . So go for it

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                  • #13689
                    Re: Honda CBR 250R

                    Friends, I guess I have a problem with my FI/fuel pump. The fueling is not consistent at low speeds, and at around ~3000rpm, if I twist the throttle, there is a momentary lag before the bike starts to pick up pace. For that one moment lasting less than a second, it seems like the fuel supply to the engine is cut off, adn again re-established.

                    Please suggest some remedy.
                    Biking is not about how many Km/h you put on your Speedo. It's about how many miles you put on your Odo. Ride Safe, Ride Long!

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                    • #13690
                      Re: Honda CBR 250R

                      Originally posted by bbsrailfan View Post
                      Friends, I guess I have a problem with my FI/fuel pump. The fueling is not consistent at low speeds, and at around ~3000rpm, if I twist the throttle, there is a momentary lag before the bike starts to pick up pace. For that one moment lasting less than a second, it seems like the fuel supply to the engine is cut off, adn again re-established.

                      Please suggest some remedy.
                      Thats most probably not the Fuel pump but the injector nozzle itself

                      Get system G from fuel pumps and use it as per instructions. It will clean the pump and fuel lines and injector.

                      Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk
                      "A good long ride can clear your mind, restore your faith, and use up a lot of fuel."

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                      • #13691
                        Re: Honda CBR 250R

                        Originally posted by bbsrailfan View Post
                        Friends, I guess I have a problem with my FI/fuel pump. The fueling is not consistent at low speeds, and at around ~3000rpm, if I twist the throttle, there is a momentary lag before the bike starts to pick up pace. For that one moment lasting less than a second, it seems like the fuel supply to the engine is cut off, adn again re-established.

                        Please suggest some remedy.
                        Enjoy your turbo charged Honda!

                        Iftex System G is available for 350 rupees at all IOC/BP petrol bunks. Use 2 ml to a litre for every alternate tank fulls for a month.
                        Got a $5 head? Get a $5 helmet.
                        Because everyone who passes, isn't a martyr!

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                        • #13692
                          Re: Honda CBR 250R

                          Originally posted by satheez_7 View Post
                          Michelin Pilot Street is really performs well. I have heard positive reviews from many Bangalore CBR riders. Even 5.5k is also worth for this Tyre since it is radial.



                          IMO Contigo is worst tyre, you can try MRF. AFAIK Ceat Dhoom tyre is not available in CBR250 OEM size (i.e 140/70). So avoid it and stick to stock size.

                          Update on my bike service:
                          I have visited Tansi Honda, Bangalore. As expected there was issue with Cam Chain Tensioner and as a result getting thud-thud sound while engine is cold. Finally they have replaced it, now issue is gone. No more weird noise. Happy!
                          It has been replaced under warranty and it costs around 250 bucks. Last weekend, I went to Talakadu with my biker buddies. It was Great ride of 300 kms and CBR performed really well.
                          Can you explain more about how will it sound if there is a problem with cam tensioner??
                          Its better to sweat than bleed!! "AGATT "

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                          • #13693
                            Re: Honda CBR 250R

                            Some A@#H&*^ Tripped my bike yesterday to the right hand side when parked. Dont know, how long it lied there at the side of the road. Guess some Car had done it. My heart was in my mouth, when I saw it lying. Now the funniest part- Except the Silensor shield, nothing was broken, not even a scratch on the body. Miracle isnt it(Handle was locked towards the left as usual)?? And yes, the Handlebar weight was bent a little(it took all the force). I was going to change it any way, as the left side was stolen since a while now.
                            Changed to Pulsar's .....

                            Changed to Pulsar 150 weights....Click image for larger version Name: WP_20140123_002.jpg Views: 1 Size: 96.9 KB ID: 1871306Click image for larger version Name: WP_20140123_003.jpg Views: 1 Size: 99.6 KB ID: 1871307Click image for larger version Name: WP_20140123_005.jpg Views: 1 Size: 62.9 KB ID: 1871308
                            And the Damage to the heat shield....
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                            Last edited by sambit; 01-23-2014, 05:19 PM.
                            HH Dawn - TVS Star City - Yamaha Gladiator - TVS RTR 180 - Honda CBR 250R - Yamaha R3

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                            • #13694
                              Re: Honda CBR 250R

                              Booked the CBR 250 today. Delivery in a few hours!!
                              KM

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                              • #13695
                                Re: Honda CBR 250R

                                Originally posted by sambit View Post
                                Some A@#H&*^ Tripped my bike yesterday to the right hand side when parked. Dont know, how long it lied there at the side of the road. Guess some Car had done it. My heart was in my mouth, when I saw it lying. Now the funniest part- Except the Silensor shield, nothing was broken, not even a scratch on the body. Miracle isnt it(Handle was locked towards the left as usual)?? And yes, the Handlebar weight was bent a little(it took all the force). I was going to change it any way, as the left side was stolen since a while now.
                                Changed to Pulsar's .....

                                Changed to Pulsar 150 weights....[ATTACH=CONFIG]133122[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]133123[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]133124[/ATTACH]
                                And the Damage to the heat shield....
                                [ATTACH=CONFIG]133125[/ATTACH]
                                Dude i see so many bulges in your rear tyre ( below silencer - on the side that is facing front) in the last pic.. I dunno whether its problem with the photo or real.. Just check it out
                                Its better to sweat than bleed!! "AGATT "

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