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  • joelgreen
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    Re: Honda CBR 150 R

    Originally posted by Dhiman Jyoti Sarmah View Post
    With AMC, i had done paid servicing for around 1600~2000/-
    Between Haiku Honda (Domlur) and Tansi Honda (Hoodi Circle), I recommend Tansi Honda because they pay much more attention and generally have less crowd.
    Isn't that a bit high? In Mumbai, servicing used to cost me just around 950/- along with an engine oil and fuel filter change.
    Any other parts you got changed? Or got the chain cleaned and lubed from them? (This costed around 350/- inclusive of tax but I never told the Honda guys to do it as I bought the Motul Chain Cleaner and Lube and did it by myself.)

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  • Dhiman Jyoti Sarmah
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    Re: Honda CBR 150 R

    Originally posted by joelgreen View Post
    Any idea how much an ordinary service costs there with an engine oil change? With or without AMC?
    Quality service also matters a great deal to me. So is their service and expertise satisfactory?

    Also, the battery of my bike is almost 4 years old and is showing signs of dying out now. Members, please recommend me a good battery too! Thanks!
    With AMC, i had done paid servicing for around 1600~2000/-
    Between Haiku Honda (Domlur) and Tansi Honda (Hoodi Circle), I recommend Tansi Honda because they pay much more attention and generally have less crowd.

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    Originally posted by Jakku View Post
    My cbr's first service is tomorrow.
    Planning to adjust a few things:
    1-RVMs are too tight.Need to loosen them up.
    2-Headlight beam is too high.Need to lower it.
    3-Need to add Teflon coating.
    Is there anything else i need to check?Any advice?
    - clutch play
    -accelerator play
    -ignition key vibration
    -fairing/windshield vibration

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  • bala13
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    Re: Honda CBR 150 R

    Originally posted by joelgreen View Post
    Would you like to specify the model number as well?

    The current one in my bike is the Exide ETZ7. Should I stick to the same or try something else?
    AMARON ABR-PR-12APBTX50

    12v 5ah maintenance free battery
    Available for 1300rs on batterybhai.c om

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  • Nick Isaacs
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    Re: Honda CBR 150 R

    Originally posted by joelgreen View Post
    Haha! I found out about this recently, and just the same way. Let me know when you get the problem rectified. I have to get it done as well. It it's a relatively easy job I shall do it myself as the SVC guys charge some 300 bucks just to open the fairings and I can do that by myself. :thumbup:

    I have an upcoming service next month. I shall try to live with it till then.

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  • Suraj Sabat
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    Re: Honda CBR 150 R

    Originally posted by joelgreen View Post
    Any idea how much an ordinary service costs there with an engine oil change? With or without AMC?
    Quality service also matters a great deal to me. So is their service and expertise satisfactory?

    Also, the battery of my bike is almost 4 years old and is showing signs of dying out now. Members, please recommend me a good battery too! Thanks!
    I changed air filter, engine oil, chain sprocket also some minor repairs cost was around 3k. Service quality is really good, dont worry they dont charge much extra. I will say it is best place to service cbr.

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  • joelgreen
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    Re: Honda CBR 150 R

    Originally posted by bala13 View Post
    Amaron is the best battery in India!!
    Don't know about service cost because my free services not finished
    Would you like to specify the model number as well?

    The current one in my bike is the Exide ETZ7. Should I stick to the same or try something else?

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  • joelgreen
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    Re: Honda CBR 150 R

    Originally posted by Nick Isaacs View Post
    Oh God. Seems you are right! When I hold the windshield the vibrating reduces a bit but when I touch the console, it stops completely!! I feel stupid now after those desperate attempts in tightening and loosening the bloody screws.
    Haha! I found out about this recently, and just the same way. Let me know when you get the problem rectified. I have to get it done as well. It it's a relatively easy job I shall do it myself as the SVC guys charge some 300 bucks just to open the fairings and I can do that by myself. :thumbup:

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  • Nick Isaacs
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    Re: Honda CBR 150 R

    Originally posted by joelgreen View Post
    The problem could also be with the digital console coming loose at whatever spot it is mounted. At least that is what I recently observed in my CBR. I have yet to visit the SVC to get them to resolve it and I don't know how the console is mounted onto the dash. Check that too. :thumbup:
    Oh God. Seems you are right! When I hold the windshield the vibrating reduces a bit but when I touch the console, it stops completely!! I feel stupid now after those desperate attempts in tightening and loosening the bloody screws.

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  • Ankey
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    Re: Honda CBR 150 R

    Originally posted by Nick Isaacs View Post
    I'll have a look!



    I'm pretty sure its the windshield. When it vibrates, I can actually see the left side of the windshield vibrating. When I hold it, the vibration stops.



    Oh. I'm not really capable of such repairs. I'm more of a software guy Besides, I'm not comfortable with the idea of using sticky tape. Is this vibrating common with other CBRs?
    Yup, pretty common. try adding rubber washers on both sides of the screws. It should reduce the vibrations considerably. if nothing work out, thin strips of double sided tape is the only answer. All you have to do is open the screws, stick tape in between the windshield and headlight assembly and put back the screws.

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  • Nick Isaacs
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    Re: Honda CBR 150 R

    Originally posted by Shashank K R View Post
    Check if the screws holding it have rubber washers.
    I'll have a look!

    Originally posted by joelgreen View Post
    The problem could also be with the digital console coming loose at whatever spot it is mounted. At least that is what I recently observed in my CBR. I have yet to visit the SVC to get them to resolve it and I don't know how the console is mounted onto the dash. Check that too. :thumbup:
    I'm pretty sure its the windshield. When it vibrates, I can actually see the left side of the windshield vibrating. When I hold it, the vibration stops.

    Originally posted by Ankey View Post
    Double sided sticky tape is the answer. Open up the windshield, stick 2 pieces of narrow 3cm long double sided sticky tape on both the sides of the headlight assembly where the windshield touches the headlight assembly. Screw back the windshield making sure that the screws are tight. Hope this helps. Cheers.
    Oh. I'm not really capable of such repairs. I'm more of a software guy Besides, I'm not comfortable with the idea of using sticky tape. Is this vibrating common with other CBRs?

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  • Ankey
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    Re: Honda CBR 150 R

    Originally posted by Nick Isaacs View Post
    My cbr150 is 6 months old now. I've shifted to an apartment recently and the road leading to that apartment is horrible and very bumpy. Now I'm noticing my windshield vibrates at low RPMs and its very irritating. I tried tightening the screws, loosening the screws, but it still does not stop the vibrations. Before I go to the service centre, I would like to know if this is common and is there an easy fix for this? If I push a cloth down the windshield, the vibrations stop, but I don't like having a cloth there.
    Double sided sticky tape is the answer. Open up the windshield, stick 2 pieces of narrow 3cm long double sided sticky tape on both the sides of the headlight assembly where the windshield touches the headlight assembly. Screw back the windshield making sure that the screws are tight. Hope this helps. Cheers.

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  • joelgreen
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    Re: Honda CBR 150 R

    Originally posted by Nick Isaacs View Post
    My cbr150 is 6 months old now. I've shifted to an apartment recently and the road leading to that apartment is horrible and very bumpy. Now I'm noticing my windshield vibrates at low RPMs and its very irritating. I tried tightening the screws, loosening the screws, but it still does not stop the vibrations. Before I go to the service centre, I would like to know if this is common and is there an easy fix for this? If I push a cloth down the windshield, the vibrations stop, but I don't like having a cloth there.
    The problem could also be with the digital console coming loose at whatever spot it is mounted. At least that is what I recently observed in my CBR. I have yet to visit the SVC to get them to resolve it and I don't know how the console is mounted onto the dash. Check that too. :thumbup:

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  • Shashank K R
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    Re: Honda CBR 150 R

    Check if the screws holding it have rubber washers.

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  • Nick Isaacs
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    Re: Honda CBR 150 R

    My cbr150 is 6 months old now. I've shifted to an apartment recently and the road leading to that apartment is horrible and very bumpy. Now I'm noticing my windshield vibrates at low RPMs and its very irritating. I tried tightening the screws, loosening the screws, but it still does not stop the vibrations. Before I go to the service centre, I would like to know if this is common and is there an easy fix for this? If I push a cloth down the windshield, the vibrations stop, but I don't like having a cloth there.

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  • bala13
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    Re: Honda CBR 150 R

    Originally posted by joelgreen View Post
    Any idea how much an ordinary service costs there with an engine oil change? With or without AMC?
    Quality service also matters a great deal to me. So is their service and expertise satisfactory?

    Also, the battery of my bike is almost 4 years old and is showing signs of dying out now. Members, please recommend me a good battery too! Thanks!
    Amaron is the best battery in India!!
    Don't know about service cost because my free services not finished

    Leave a comment:

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