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  • #676
    Originally posted by aks123 View Post
    Just Gave my Bike 2day for the first service.
    Now i can really start testing it.
    Ride safe all d best
    CBR 650F <02/2017>
    Honda Aviator<2017>
    CBR250r :) <11/2011 to 2017> Sold
    Hero Honda Karizma <2009 to 2011 september> Sold
    Bajaj Pulsar 180 UG3 <2007 to 09> Sold
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    • #677
      Originally posted by neoakshay View Post
      . It has the performance, no doubt, but it feels like a unicorn with some bits added on".

      Please read such stuff carefully to avoid creating misinformation.



      Read above.
      Actually He highlighted it correct. Are they saying its the same engine as in Unicorn? Its like saying R15 has the same engine as FZ but with some BITS added!
      Sometimes you gotta run before you can walk ! - Tony Stark

      Sometimes in Driving, being patient for a matter of seconds can save your LIFE!

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      • #678
        Thank you

        Originally posted by aks123 View Post
        Just Gave my Bike 2day for the first service.
        Now i can really start testing it.


        @BeTrayedxD :- Here is the breakdown of the speedo readings i've got on the highway :
        1. 5th@5000rpm -> 62kmph
        2. 6th@5000rpm -> 71kmph
        3. 6th@6000rpm -> 83kmph

        Sorry didn't go beyond that still
        Hey Buddy . Thanks for sharing some speedo readings . And once you again get the chance to go beyond 6 k RPM ,don't forget to list out the speeds in different RPM's on TOP GEAR .

        Ride Safe & Enjoy the ride on your little monster
        Always Ride with Complete Riding Gears and Don't Violate the Speed Limits
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        • #679
          I wnt to buy this bike ,Showroom guy said 60km/lit but i doubt . So pls tell me Wht is the mileage of CBR 150R ?
          Last edited by rahulyo; 05-12-2012, 11:39 PM.

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          • #680
            Dont ever think of getting 60 kmpl. You can get arround 45 KMPL .

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            • #681
              Originally posted by aks123 View Post
              Just Gave my Bike 2day for the first service.
              Now i can really start testing it.




              @BeTrayedxD :- Here is the breakdown of the speedo readings i've got on the highway :
              1. 5th@5000rpm -> 62kmph
              2. 6th@5000rpm -> 71kmph
              3. 6th@6000rpm -> 83kmph

              Sorry didn't go beyond that still
              I agree too i hav seen speeds of upto 80 kmph at arnd 6k rpm in city
              Life is an Open Road For me..

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              • #682
                can someone please elaborate on the suspension setup and handling in corners if possible?
                thanx

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                • #683
                  Originally posted by nishit View Post
                  Dont ever think of getting 60 kmpl. You can get arround 45 KMPL .
                  +1
                  I don't know why the showroom guys claim the mileage of Splendor for a high revving bike of CBR legacy. And guys who buy will go back to them asking for this 60kmpl later, which would eventually be a headache for them.

                  AFAIK, CBR doesn't have fuel ON/OFF cock, as it has FI set-up. So checking fuel efficiency will be difficult, leaving only option to check it is full tank-to-full tank method! And checking fuel consumption reading the fuel gauge bars will not be accurate.
                  @ FM's owning CBR - let us know your mileage figures soon

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                  • #684
                    CNB Show on NDTV reported a few months ago(i even posted a link about it in the older 150R thread) that "HMSI has claimed"(again no concrete proof yet but its their clalim that HMSI has claimed this figure) of 56kmpl.

                    Now while it does sound absurd, i have two reasons to not rule it out:
                    1) IF it was Indeed HMSI's claim then i can vouch for it since HMSI also claimed 28city 32hway figures for the 250R which is the lowest average my 250R does.
                    2) There are numerous people(seniors and regular tourers) reporting between 40-45kmpl(hway) on the 250R on a "full tank to full tank" basis.

                    Again to achieve those figures one must possess the perfect "wrist control" and high level of patience on the highway.

                    However i am not gonna hold onto the 56kmpl figures for now since i havent come across any HMSI ad/poster claiming that figure Yet.

                    There is nothing on the brochures they passed out to me last week :/
                    Last edited by Nithesh; 05-13-2012, 09:04 PM.
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                    • #685
                      Originally posted by Nithesh View Post
                      CNB Show on NDTV reported a few months ago(i even posted a link about it in the older 150R thread) that "HMSI has claimed"(again no concrete proof yet but its their clalim that HMSI has claimed this figure) of 56kmpl.

                      Now while it does sound absurd, i have two reasons to not rule it out:
                      1) IF it was Indeed HMSI's claim then i can vouch for it since HMSI also claimed 28city 32hway figures for the 250R which is the lowest average my 250R does.
                      2) There are numerous people(seniors and regular tourers) reporting between 40-45kmpl(hway) on the 250R on a "full tank to full tank" basis.

                      Again to achieve those figures one must possess the perfect "wrist control" and high level of patience on the highway.

                      However i am not gonna hold onto the 56kmpl figures for now since i havent come across any HMSI ad/poster claiming that figure Yet.

                      There is nothing on the brochures they passed out to me last week :/

                      If we are smart throttlers, any vehicle can give a reasonable mileage than what the manufacturer claims. But thats applicable in highway only because its the only place where we can drive without much braking. I am getting 21kmpl in my Santro (Petrol) if i drive it smart. That too I achieved it in 70-80 kmph. IT needs a lot of patience to drive at that speed constantly.
                      Sometimes you gotta run before you can walk ! - Tony Stark

                      Sometimes in Driving, being patient for a matter of seconds can save your LIFE!

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                      • #686
                        Hey Mulli when are you getting the bike????

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                        • #687
                          Originally posted by mulli84 View Post
                          But thats applicable in highway only because its the only place where we can drive without much braking
                          35.8 Kmpl on city rides with two outburst speed on CBR 250R

                          Apologize for the OT

                          Point - Owner's experience are far better than HMSI's claim in terms of FE. I'm eager to hear if this assumption is true/false for CBR 150R.
                          Skill is what keeps you on a Motorcycle
                          Awareness + Skill is what keeps you out of harm's way
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                          • #688
                            Originally posted by nishit View Post
                            Hey Mulli when are you getting the bike????
                            I had no time to goto the showroom. And they haven't even called me too.
                            By the way, How many kms have u ridden?
                            Sometimes you gotta run before you can walk ! - Tony Stark

                            Sometimes in Driving, being patient for a matter of seconds can save your LIFE!

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                            • #689
                              Originally posted by mulli84 View Post
                              I had no time to goto the showroom. And they haven't even called me too.
                              By the way, How many kms have u ridden?
                              350km over in 9 days.Super smooth bike.

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                              • #690
                                Originally posted by aargee View Post
                                35.8 Kmpl on city rides with two outburst speed on CBR 250R

                                Apologize for the OT

                                Point - Owner's experience are far better than HMSI's claim in terms of FE. I'm eager to hear if this assumption is true/false for CBR 150R.

                                Ya im not that patient in city bcoz our chennai people will make me lose my patience most of the time. I never worry how much mileage im getting in city. I got sometimes 10kmpl in my car in city.

                                Originally posted by nishit View Post
                                350km over in 9 days.Super smooth bike.

                                Im getting impatient day by day!! Yesterday my mom asked,"Will u ever get the bike?" and said Go and nag the showroom guys.

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                                Sometimes you gotta run before you can walk ! - Tony Stark

                                Sometimes in Driving, being patient for a matter of seconds can save your LIFE!

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