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  • #466
    Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

    After starting this thread almost 6 years ago, anyone still using this motorbike and how the performance is now...

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    • #467
      Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

      I am !! The low end torque is on the lower side but otherwise 4 yrs + and i am enjoying it !!

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      • #468
        Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

        Originally posted by Adibaba View Post
        I am !! The low end torque is on the lower side but otherwise 4 yrs + and i am enjoying it !!
        Same here!
        How about vibrations? mine at around 3.5k to 4.5k RPM - the vibrations go mad even if the bike is driven within 60KMPH...

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        • #469
          Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

          Very bad experience, there was white smoke at 13000 then 15000 and then 33000 finally they had to change the block & piston. Vibrations are there , the back panel rattling similar to Unicorn, paint peeling off near disk assembly, tabloid vibrating etc. this is my first bike with so many complaints, i have owned Unicorn, CBR 250 & fascino. Now the problem is after it is discontinued no one is offering a good price. Can't believe nobody is giving more than ₹25000 for a Nov'13 model in Pune.

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          • #470
            Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

            Hi Guys,
            I would like to modify my trigger for touring, suggest me designs if you have already modified your bike and post your bikes pics too. What i'm planning is to put an aftermarket wind shield, a crossbar for the handle bar, hand guards and changing the grab rails to an aftermarket luggage carrier from studds. Well i don't want to change anything that effects engine, only preferring some cosmetic changes to my bike. Well, will that be enough ??

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            • #471
              Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

              Originally posted by Bruce Logan View Post
              After starting this thread almost 6 years ago, anyone still using this motorbike and how the performance is now...
              My bike covered above 1 lakh kilometres, done a cylinder, piston, valve change at 1 lakh kilometer due to smoke and reducing engine oil.
              No more major work and i am happy with its performance.

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              • #472
                Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

                Does anybody has the service manual of cb trigger

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                • #473
                  Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

                  Originally posted by pradeeppk View Post
                  Does anybody has the service manual of cb trigger
                  I guess no, but the internet has the workshop manuals for CBZ and Unicorn 150. Search "manual de taller unicorn". That's more than enough as the major chassis/axle/engine torque specs/procedures are more or less the same for all 150cc commuter Hondas sold here under different names.

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                  • #474
                    Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

                    Originally posted by ashwanth.r View Post
                    I guess no, but the internet has the workshop manuals for CBZ and Unicorn 150. Search "manual de taller unicorn". That's more than enough as the major chassis/axle/engine torque specs/procedures are more or less the same for all 150cc commuter Hondas sold here under different names.
                    Thanks brother

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                    • #475
                      Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

                      Originally posted by Bruce Logan View Post
                      After starting this thread almost 6 years ago, anyone still using this motorbike and how the performance is now...
                      I still use it several times an year. Its performing quite well - touchwood.
                      Here's a recent ride couple of months back: https://lokeshshah.wordpress.com/201...-valley-day-0/
                      Now Showing: K2K 9000Km of Solo Bliss
                      Rolling Thread: Bangalore Backroads

                      My Last few rides:
                      Kumaon Wanderings - Darma Valley
                      2400Km of Solo Spiti Sauntering
                      From the rains of Uttarakhand to the deserts of Ladakh

                      Other Rides: Riding Blog

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                      • #476
                        Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

                        I want to convert the rear drum to disc, is it possible. There is a model that comes with disc so i guess it should be.
                        [MENTION=24434]dichkaun[/MENTION] [MENTION=35824]anishkrissh[/MENTION]
                        Last edited by Adibaba; 01-14-2020, 07:47 PM.

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                        • #477
                          Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

                          Originally posted by Adibaba View Post
                          I want to convert the rear drum to disc, is it possible. There is a model that comes with disc so i guess it should be.
                          @dichkaun @anishkrissh
                          Possible. However it will require multiple changes. I don't think it is worth it.
                          Talk to the mechanic at the service center.
                          Now Showing: K2K 9000Km of Solo Bliss
                          Rolling Thread: Bangalore Backroads

                          My Last few rides:
                          Kumaon Wanderings - Darma Valley
                          2400Km of Solo Spiti Sauntering
                          From the rains of Uttarakhand to the deserts of Ladakh

                          Other Rides: Riding Blog

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                          • #478
                            Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

                            Originally posted by dichkaun View Post
                            Possible. However it will require multiple changes. I don't think it is worth it.
                            Talk to the mechanic at the service center.
                            The problem i am facing- there is a slot/groove that has been created in the rear brake wall. I talked to a local mechanic and he suggested that sanding the walls i.e smoothing the walls of the rear brake wall. I was thinking of getting disc system all together.

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                            • #479
                              Re: Honda CB Trigger Ownership Experiences and Reviews

                              So I saw the bike catalog for trigger, all i require to now is to change the wheel rim. I need to buy the master kit and disc,calipers. No need to change the swing arm as Honda has provided a reusable one thanks honda. all want is now a some one in the forum to post their cb trigger disc assembly and master kit fitting photos so that i can explain the mechanic how it needs to be done. All parts i am using are honda provided its just that the mechanic needs to understand how to do the fitting.

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                              Originally posted by Adibaba View Post
                              So I saw the bike catalog for trigger, all i require to now is to change the wheel rim. I need to buy the master kit and disc,calipers. No need to change the swing arm as Honda has provided a reusable one thanks honda. all want is now a some one in the forum to post their cb trigger disc assembly and master kit fitting photos so that i can explain the mechanic how it needs to be done. All parts i am using are honda provided its just that the mechanic needs to understand how to do the fitting.
                              @dichkaun @anishkrissh

                              any help please !!

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