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  • #451
    Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

    Originally posted by i22 View Post
    Ticking noise as in, the tappet noise?
    Goes something like "clickclick" ?

    Which bike did you upgrade to?
    Yup something like that. But was fed up of the bike to the extent that I had stopped using two wheelers.

    I upgraded to cbr250r abs.

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    • #452
      Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

      Originally posted by M_Trigger View Post
      Yup something like that. But was fed up of the bike to the extent that I had stopped using two wheelers.

      I upgraded to cbr250r abs.
      Oops! That sounds pretty bad. Would love to know what troubled you so much.

      Many miles on the CBR [emoji106]

      Cheers

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      • #453
        Re: Strange front suspension sound- Honda Trigger

        Originally posted by i22 View Post
        Hi,

        There must definitely be possibility of repair. Is it leaking any oil?
        Did you drop it into biggish pothole or something?

        Please do let us know of any updates.

        Congo on the 18,000 kms. Mine is at around 30,000 kms right now.

        Cheers.
        Congrats [MENTION=84018]i22[/MENTION] for covering all these happy miles!

        As for the oil leakage, there is no visible leakage.
        The bike went on some rough roads last month, but not rough enough to harm the suspension i guess.

        Regards.
        LIVE to RIDE!
        Ride Safe

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        • #454
          Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

          Originally posted by i22 View Post
          Oops! That sounds pretty bad. Would love to know what troubled you so much.

          Many miles on the CBR [emoji106]

          Cheers
          My bike had following problems
          1. Ideling problem.
          2. Choke cable use to get jam frequently changed almost 3 cables in 2 years.
          3. Rims had air leaking problem.I had to replace the front rim to get rid of this problem completly.
          4. Quality of the instrument cluster had to change the indicator switch in the 1st year itself.

          Ideling problem majorly to surfaced during weekend ride when I was on a ride to lonavala. It was fine till the time I reached lonavala on the return journey the bike wont idel at all had to keep the acceleration on to keep it ideling. So I thought its better I sell it off soon.

          On the other had my almost 7-8 years old unicorn still runs well and in stock conditions. Nothing replaced except regular maintenance parts.

          And lastly I got a good offer on cbr so grabed the offer, thanks to BSIII ban 😅.
          Last edited by M_Trigger; 06-08-2017, 11:58 AM.

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          • #455
            Re: Strange front suspension sound- Honda Trigger

            Originally posted by bike-o-holic View Post
            Hello everyone,
            I own a 2014 Honda CB Trigger Std. The bike is otherwise running smooth, except for a strange stiffness and springy sound from the front suspension when it goes on rough patches!

            What might be the issue? Is the suspension gone kaput and needs replacement, or is there a possibility of repair? Need your suggestion on this experts!

            P.S: The bike just completed 18k on the odo this morning!
            If there is any problem you can get it replaced in the extended warranty if you have opted for it.

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            • #456
              Re: Strange front suspension sound- Honda Trigger

              Originally posted by M_Trigger View Post
              If there is any problem you can get it replaced in the extended warranty if you have opted for it.
              Yes, had opted in for the extended warranty!
              Even I faced the issue with instrument cluster. The high beam and the pass light switch went bad and had to be replaced!
              LIVE to RIDE!
              Ride Safe

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              • #457
                Re: Strange front suspension sound- Honda Trigger

                Originally posted by bike-o-holic View Post
                Yes, had opted in for the extended warranty!
                Even I faced the issue with instrument cluster. The high beam and the pass light switch went bad and had to be replaced!
                Usually the ASC guys dont remind us about the warranty but if you remind them they replace it under warranty. I got the switch replaced second time under warranty itself. My brother's CBR150 was repaired under warranty. It had electric problems.

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                • #458
                  Re: Strange front suspension sound- Honda Trigger

                  Originally posted by M_Trigger View Post
                  My bike had following problems
                  1. Ideling problem.
                  2. Choke cable use to get jam frequently changed almost 3 cables in 2 years.
                  3. Rims had air leaking problem.I had to replace the front rim to get rid of this problem completly.
                  4. Quality of the instrument cluster had to change the indicator switch in the 1st year itself.

                  Ideling problem majorly to surfaced during weekend ride when I was on a ride to lonavala. It was fine till the time I reached lonavala on the return journey the bike wont idel at all had to keep the acceleration on to keep it ideling. So I thought its better I sell it off soon.

                  On the other had my almost 7-8 years old unicorn still runs well and in stock conditions. Nothing replaced except regular maintenance parts.

                  And lastly I got a good offer on cbr so grabed the offer, thanks to BSIII ban 😅.
                  These were some seriously irritating issues! Congrats for the CBR! Wish you many happy miles with it!

                  Originally posted by M_Trigger View Post
                  Usually the ASC guys dont remind us about the warranty but if you remind them they replace it under warranty. I got the switch replaced second time under warranty itself. My brother's CBR150 was repaired under warranty. It had electric problems.
                  Will that hold good for the suspension as well?
                  LIVE to RIDE!
                  Ride Safe

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                  • #459
                    Re: Strange front suspension sound- Honda Trigger

                    Originally posted by bike-o-holic View Post
                    These were some seriously irritating issues! Congrats for the CBR! Wish you many happy miles with it!



                    Will that hold good for the suspension as well?
                    Thanks for the wishes.

                    I guess suspension are covered under warranty. Just confirm it. And if suspension are covered under warranty and if the ASC refuses Then try talking with GM, service manager if they too refuse then write a mail to honda customer care I've heard that honda take the customers seriously.

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                    • #460
                      Re: Strange front suspension sound- Honda Trigger

                      Originally posted by bike-o-holic View Post
                      Congrats [MENTION=84018]i22[/MENTION] for covering all these happy miles!

                      As for the oil leakage, there is no visible leakage.
                      The bike went on some rough roads last month, but not rough enough to harm the suspension i guess.

                      Regards.
                      Thanks man [emoji106]

                      This doesn't give me any clue what could be wrong. Have you got it checked? I'd love to know the updates.

                      Cheers.

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                      • #461
                        Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

                        Originally posted by M_Trigger View Post
                        My bike had following problems
                        1. Ideling problem.
                        2. Choke cable use to get jam frequently changed almost 3 cables in 2 years.
                        3. Rims had air leaking problem.I had to replace the front rim to get rid of this problem completly.
                        4. Quality of the instrument cluster had to change the indicator switch in the 1st year itself.

                        Ideling problem majorly to surfaced during weekend ride when I was on a ride to lonavala. It was fine till the time I reached lonavala on the return journey the bike wont idel at all had to keep the acceleration on to keep it ideling. So I thought its better I sell it off soon.

                        On the other had my almost 7-8 years old unicorn still runs well and in stock conditions. Nothing replaced except regular maintenance parts.

                        And lastly I got a good offer on cbr so grabed the offer, thanks to BSIII ban 😅.
                        I've had the same But the rims have held up fine until now though.

                        They say the idling issue is connected to the choke cable, which keeps getting jammed. Faulty positioning I guess. Needs some more insulation from water seeping in. Not sure.

                        The indicator switch, yes. Tappet "clicking" sound, yes. The pass switch wouldn't work sometimes. Main ignition key needs some coaxing to stay at 'On' sometimes...

                        Not without some uncharacteristic niggles, that's for sure. Especially for a Honda.

                        Glad you were one of those who grabbed those BS3 deals.

                        Cheers man [emoji106]

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                        • #462
                          Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

                          Originally posted by i22 View Post
                          I've had the same But the rims have held up fine until now though.

                          They say the idling issue is connected to the choke cable, which keeps getting jammed. Faulty positioning I guess. Needs some more insulation from water seeping in. Not sure.

                          The indicator switch, yes. Tappet "clicking" sound, yes. The pass switch wouldn't work sometimes. Main ignition key needs some coaxing to stay at 'On' sometimes...

                          Not without some uncharacteristic niggles, that's for sure. Especially for a Honda.

                          Glad you were one of those who grabbed those BS3 deals.

                          Cheers man [emoji106]
                          The tyres had tyer sealant in them which had leaked from the edges which caused the problem.

                          Sometimes cleaning carburettor solves the problem of idling.

                          Jamed choke cable cause the rpm to increase when clutch is engaged. This may even happen when the idling screw is not properly adjusted. I have experienced both the cases.

                          One more reason for selling of the bike was that the ASC said that the body parts of trigger and not available readly.

                          Lastly I luckly got a good deal for the CBR250 so got a good reason to convince my dad for new bike ☺😊

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                          • #463
                            Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

                            Originally posted by M_Trigger View Post
                            Lastly I luckly got a good deal for the CBR250 so got a good reason to convince my dad for new bike ☺😊
                            That usually is the toughest task most of the times!
                            I had almost booked a Dominor earlier last month, but could not succeed at this feat!

                            Cheers!
                            LIVE to RIDE!
                            Ride Safe

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                            • #464
                              Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

                              Originally posted by bike-o-holic View Post
                              That usually is the toughest task most of the times!
                              I had almost booked a Dominor earlier last month, but could not succeed at this feat!

                              Cheers!
                              Yea convincing parents for new vehicle is a tough task

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                              • #465
                                Upgrading Honda CB Trigger 150

                                Hi all.. Im from kottayam,Kerala.I would like to upgrade the performance of my bike in low cost.My bike usually run long.The only customisation made on my bike is k&n air filter. Im waiting for your reply .Thanks in advance

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