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  • #376
    Re: Honda CB TRIGGER.....UNTAME YOURSELF : Ownership Thread !!

    Originally posted by i22 View Post
    I feel this must've been added to the first post in this thread.
    And the title be more clearer, maybe:

    " [Ownership Thread]: Honda CB Trigger - Ownership experiences and reviews "

    Peace
    [MENTION=38603]The Monk[/MENTION], [MENTION=41586]Divya Sharan[/MENTION]
    Mods, could you please see if you can help?

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    • #377
      Re: Honda CB TRIGGER.....UNTAME YOURSELF : Ownership Thread !!

      Originally posted by i22 View Post
      @The Monk, @Divya Sharan
      Mods, could you please see if you can help?
      Done. Thanks for bringing it to our attention. Though i doubt if activity on this particular thread will increase greatly, considering the Trigger barely sold
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      • #378
        Re: Honda CB TRIGGER.....UNTAME YOURSELF : Ownership Thread !!

        Originally posted by The Monk View Post
        Done. Thanks for bringing it to our attention. Though i doubt if activity on this particular thread will increase greatly, considering the Trigger barely sold

        Even though I hope for you to be proved wrong, I have to agree it wouldn't affect the activity much on this thread :P

        Thank you

        Cheers :thumbup:

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        • #379
          Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

          Hi,

          I'm looking to change (or add another) :
          1. Horn
          2. Headlight

          I just wanted to check if there is already anybody here in this thread who's felt the need for such modifications and has a successful path to share with us.
          Last edited by i22; 06-04-2016, 11:40 AM.

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          • #380
            Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

            hi,

            its anand from chennai,

            My trigger crossed 35K and my trigger is facing some problems from last week.

            Problem 1 - Black smoke from exhaust while rising over 4K rpm

            Problem 2 - sound from gearbox while we slowing down the bike. sounds like gear slipping.. tak tak tak....

            i want to know the reasons and to know how to fix this.

            Checking with the local mechanic, he said need to change the bore and clutch set... may cost around 6-7K.

            ***using Shell advanced ultra engine oil

            can anyone please tell me what to do, any suggestions?
            Last edited by ram86_web; 06-08-2016, 02:46 PM.

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            • #381
              Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

              Black smoke doesn't mean bore change. Most probably your bike is running rich. Open the spark plug and post a picture of the tip. If it's sooty and black then it is running rich.

              About the sound, check the chain, maybe it's loose and hitting the cover. Or maybe clutch plates need replacement.
              Last edited by Shashank K R; 06-08-2016, 07:04 PM.

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              • #382
                Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

                Originally posted by ram86_web View Post

                Problem 1 - Black smoke from exhaust while rising over 4K rpm

                Problem 2 - sound from gearbox while we slowing down the bike. sounds like gear slipping.. tak tak tak....
                As [MENTION=80486]Shashank K R[/MENTION] has said, check or replace the spark plug (and carb & air filter too if it has been long since you checked them)
                Rebore at 35k generally sounds a little too early.

                And for the noise, check or replace the clutch plates.
                Not sure whether or not the sprocket(s) would be the reason.

                Hope the mechanic is a good one.

                Please do keep us updated

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                • #383
                  Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

                  Originally posted by i22 View Post
                  As @Shashank K R has said, check or replace the spark plug (and carb & air filter too if it has been long since you checked them)
                  Rebore at 35k generally sounds a little too early.

                  And for the noise, check or replace the clutch plates.
                  Not sure whether or not the sprocket(s) would be the reason.

                  Hope the mechanic is a good one.

                  Please do keep us updated
                  I get the sound "tak tak tak" too, but it has been there since day 1 after purchase. It usually happens when I go one gear down, but continue holding the clutch fully (kinda freewheel when on downhill). Never experienced this with other bikes.

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                  • #384
                    Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

                    Have you tried to understand the reason and solution for it?

                    Does it happen only when you're doing very high speeds for that particular gear that you're downshifting to? For ex: Doing around 30kmph and downshifting to 1st ?

                    I've experienced this when the engine isn't running while on downhill. I tried to shift from N to 2nd

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                    • #385
                      Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

                      How did you manage to control crosswind wobbling in highways.....? does up-sizing my bike's tyres makes any difference?

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                      • #386
                        Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

                        That is a difficult thing to avoid [MENTION=35824]anishkrissh[/MENTION]. Thing is that the bike is quite light and tyres are skinny, which makes it wobble in crosswinds. Same thing happens in Unicorn 160. You can try crouching down to see if it helps.

                        Maybe a softer compound rear tyre can help. Eg. Zapper Vyde 120/80. I enquired about the tyre fitting and he agreed to fit it to my bike to show that it fits. There was little clearance between the tyre and chain cover (maybe 1cm or less).

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                        • #387
                          Should I change engine oil from mineral to synthetic?

                          Hi Guys,
                          I have HONDA CB TRIGGER clocked over 20k (mostly in hilly regions), I have 5year extended warranty on my motorcycle on which 3 past 2 left.

                          I heard that synthetic engine oils like "Motul 104091 7100 4T Synthetic 10W-40" are much better than the honda mineral oils. I want to change my engine oil to this one but changing engine oil may void my motorcycle warranty.

                          This thought to change the engine oil comes to my mind when last time I serviced my motorcycle I didn't find it as much refined as it was used to and recently I heard that the additive (bardahl) they are using with oil are not recommended by the honda.

                          Now the big question in my mind is "Is changing oil to fully synthetic worth sacrificing the 2yr warranty?"

                          I need your kind suggestions on this.

                          Thanks
                          diggi
                          Last edited by er.divyanshsingh; 08-02-2016, 08:24 PM.

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                          • #388
                            Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

                            If you don't tell the service centre, warranty won't be void.

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                            • #389
                              Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

                              Originally posted by Shashank K R View Post
                              If you don't tell the service centre, warranty won't be void.
                              Don't they check the service record and confirm whether Honda engine oil used or not?

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                              Originally posted by anishkrissh View Post
                              How did you manage to control crosswind wobbling in highways.....? does up-sizing my bike's tyres makes any difference?
                              I don't think sizing up your tyres make any difference. Crosswinds is entirely different context.

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                              • #390
                                Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

                                Upsizing may help a little to prevent too much swaying.

                                About the oil, why don't you buy it and change it yourself or get a mechanic to change the oil? Don't tell the SVC, that's it.

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