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  • dumb0
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    Re: Hero Moto Splendor/Joy/CD-Dawn/Passion

    My efforts to mend a smoking Splendor+ which was given a new block kit 12000km ago.

    By using gold opinions/methods of the stalwarts in this thread, only a new 25 number ring on the standard piston has been installed to get a very good compression with a NO SMOKING engine.

    Thanks to all and merry Christmas!

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  • dumb0
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  • Bismaya
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    Found this on the parts catalogue website. Seems like HF Deluxe with iBS (Integrated Braking System/CBS for Hero) is ready for launch. Glamour Fi was launched with iBS about a week ago. Deluxe seems to be the next on the list.

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  • Bismaya
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    Originally posted by s1d View Post
    i assume you are talking about the splendor pro 2015 model here.
    am surprised it doesn't have the SAI system.. could you please post a close up pic of the engine area from both sides.
    Mine's a 2013 design Pro model, manufactured in March 2015 and purchased in July 2015. It's not the newer Splendor Pro from 2015. The only difference between the 2013 make and mine is the absence of SAI and I'm rather curious why. Here are some shots of my bike. Excuse the quality as my Moto G 2013 doesn't have the best Camera. Need some visual opinions on my bike from the experts . @"Pinaki" @"sibun" The kerb weight still bothers me at 117kg (all accessories fitted).

    The dry weight of the bike is supposed to be 115kg as referenced in the User Manual. And I'm getting about 62 to 64kmpl mileage with mixed riding conditions. Not bad I guess. Thinking of removing the sidebox BTW.

    A few questions gentlemen, if you don't mind.

    1. I use Castrol Activ 20w40 and have always used it (on HH CD100 & my CB Twister). Should I try something different in Winter?
    2. How much does the lockset for Splendor Pro cost? The OEM one is supposed to be about 805 at ASC but they don't have it for my model. Should I go for a Minda spare? Is the lockset same as Splendor+? Mine doesn't even have a helmet lock.
    3. Bike has had some pickup issue when going up slopes between 15 to 20kmph and it would stall for the past few days. This was not an issue previously the slopes I'm talking of aren't that steep either. My mech adjusted the clutch wire and level foreplay. This has fixed the issue but the level feels too tight and uncomfortable, a bit like Bajaj Pulsar but this bike isn't meant to be bike like that. Makes it a bit difficult to half clutch at times. What should I do? What could be the culprit here?
    4. Getting rid of the ulility/locker box. Yay or nay?
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  • Bismaya
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    Originally posted by ashwinprakas View Post
    Thanks guys, have shown your posts to my friend who owns the Splendor, since the Motorcycle is used by both him and his dad he wants to keep the heel-toe option but with the option to up and down shift with the toe alone. We will be trying for the CD100D or Old Unicorn models shifter based on availability.
    If he owns a newer Splendor, the heel-toe shifter from CD Deluxe should be a direct fit in itself.

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  • ashwinprakas
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    Originally posted by Bismaya View Post
    The one from CB Twister will fit just fine. It's available as an alternative on Unicorn 150 as well.
    Originally posted by Shashank K R View Post
    I believe that the CD100 Deluxe came with the heel/toe shifter.
    Thanks guys, have shown your posts to my friend who owns the Splendor, since the Motorcycle is used by both him and his dad he wants to keep the heel-toe option but with the option to up and down shift with the toe alone.

    We will be trying for the CD100D or Old Unicorn models shifter based on availability.

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  • Bismaya
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    Re: Hero Moto Splendor/Joy/CD-Dawn/Passion

    Originally posted by ashwinprakas View Post
    Hey guys, how do I go about changing the shifter on a Splendor (Electric Start) to one that permits proper toe shifting i.e both up and down.

    Do suggest compatible alternatives.
    The one from CB Twister will fit just fine. It's available as an alternative on Unicorn 150 as well.

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  • Shashank K R
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    Originally posted by ashwinprakas View Post
    Hey guys, how do I go about changing the shifter on a Splendor (Electric Start) to one that permits proper toe shifting i.e both up and down.

    Do suggest compatible alternatives.
    I believe that the CD100 Deluxe came with the heel/toe shifter.

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  • ashwinprakas
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    Hey guys, how do I go about changing the shifter on a Splendor (Electric Start) to one that permits proper toe shifting i.e both up and down.

    Do suggest compatible alternatives.

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  • Bismaya
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    Returned back from my training at work which was outstation and found my Splendor Pro throughly abused by my father who thinks riding it like the CD100 will give best results and frankly it doesn't. It needs more care, unlike his CD100 which returns about 40 to 45kmpl. Before I left, my Splendor had engine issues and the power through rev range was not uniform and @"sibun" offered to help, although I never could visit him. The FE was about 60 to 62 and my dad told me a few times in the last few weeks that the FE had dropped to 48 and lastly 38 in the last week. That was enough and I returned home to find the following:

    1. Poor play of rear brakes
    2. Completely non-functional horn
    3. Bad FE and vibes with rather poor torque & pickup
    4. Electric Start barely working at times

    And I took it to my trusted mech. Had the carb cleaned and plug checked. Found a lean mixture to be the culprit and my mech checked again. Starting issues pertained. Checked the carb parts again to find the air adjustment screw completely damaged. He replaced it with a new one, re-tuned the carb settings and there it was. All the engines issues and starting problems fixed at once for me. Got the old factory fitted horn repaired. The sound isn't good enough for me. Thinking of buying a new one from Uno Minda. Brakes were adjusted as well. Every moving part was oiled nicely and bike was throughly washed. Unfortunately I didn't click pics of any of the processes. I used the reserve to reserve mileage test since Wednesday and I'm proud to say that my bike returns about 73kmpl with mixed riding (City & Highway) in Cuttack and Bhubaneswar.

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  • ybedekar
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    Originally posted by ybedekar View Post
    with new spark plug it looks tuned perfectly. But still fuel economy seems problem. Is it because of valves ? (i never touched them as well as timing chain yet)should i open them & take them for lapping? I never opened cylinder head any precautions needed? can any one let me know the procedure.RegardsYogesh
    I checked my average still its 50kmpl. which is lower. Should i check the valves?Yogesh

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  • ranjithp
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    Originally posted by #bpk View Post
    Thanks for replying ashwin bro, but the gearbox has become hard on downshifting even after lubing and adjusting chain to recommended specification.
    Check your chain slack . if chain is over tight ,the gear shift become hard . also check the clutch cable and clutch adjustment.
    Clutch liver has free play about 10 mm .
    And chain has free play about 25mm . inspect the chain slack at tight position of chain while rotating . for your heating problem I feel , while opening the clutch cover and some oil will fall on silencer . Also little will be on clutch cover . this may be the reason for feel heating near footrest and clutch cover . herohonda clutch will last minimum 35000-40000 km even if you use bike roughly .
    Last edited by ranjithp; 10-22-2018, 09:08 AM.

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  • #bpk
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    Originally posted by ashwinprakas View Post
    That's about where the exhaust pipes drain hole is, so I guess you need not worry about it.
    Thanks for replying ashwin bro, but the gearbox has become hard on downshifting even after lubing and adjusting chain to recommended specification.

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  • ashwinprakas
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    Originally posted by #bpk View Post
    New oil was pored just one day ago. Only 13km run after new oil, earlier it didn't heat up that much, also i feel hot air coming from outer part of exhaust pipe just beside the footrest.
    That's about where the exhaust pipes drain hole is, so I guess you need not worry about it.

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  • #bpk
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    Originally posted by ranjithp View Post
    First check the oil level and its condition.Adjust the clutch properly. If cable is tight change it . little tight on down shift is common . riding 2-5 km the clutch cover will hot . when the oil was replaced ?after that how much you run
    New oil was pored just one day ago. Only 13km run after new oil, earlier it didn't heat up that much, also i feel hot air coming from outer part of exhaust pipe just beside the footrest.

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