dude i know kunjal very well....!!!
he himself has seen my HID's......

oh , do you attended any Delhi G2g's ?

Jatin - do post some pics of your HID - day and night pics

@puneet: i do come very rearly to dhaba but i know much of people who are preety much regular in g2g's......
@gautam: sure dude i will but currently my exams are going on so bit of stresssed will post it after 27th........

these are some of the pics that i had clicked yesterday nite....
plz excuse me for bad quality my moto rocker is actually useless in nites.....
enjoy.

After your Exam take out a good cam & head out to empty dark stretch near by & click some pic's showing the brightness of HID.

What I can make out from the pictures is that lack of multi reflector is blocking the true potential of those HID's. Its better than the stock offcourse But cud had been better with the multi reflector dome. What is the wattage of bulb is it 35W or 55W?

it's 35w.......
according to me i wont get multi reflector for cbz classic.......!!!
so any solution according to u maxxy.....???

@abhi:sure dude i will.....
actually was very much bored from marketing sales and economics so jst took my helmet gloves and offcourse bike keys and jst got out of it.....!!!
next time will go with full preperations.....!!!
and today i fixed that achiever front sprocket to my bike.....!!
dint ride much after that but somehow liked the change....
little bit of initial is gone
but cruising speed is somehow increased.......!!!
enjoying that

Believe me Its been almost 4 months & more than a thousand kms after I switched to 15t in front & I have got quite used to it & now I do not feel like the initial is low & the Icing on the cake is to reach 60kmph @ just 4k rpm.

do update your experience

Exhaust drill

hi, CBZ'ans....
today i just read 15 pages of this forum..
i feels like i gained lot of knowledge. thanx 2 u guys
let me introduce myself, i m SAtya, frm pune, rides OCt 2000 CBZ (5522)
i want share a experience with u guys about exhaust pipe.
two months back while riding frm my home to work, i realized some gain in acceleration of my bike, also felt very nice pick up.
after observing i seen my silencer pipe just got tear off, right behind the foot peg, i think it's due to rusting of pipe. also felt my bike making some more noise..
afterword i took it to the local weld shop and done welding.
but afterward taking ride i immediately realized drop in performance compared prior to welding..
then i realized that due to almost 9 years of usage/riding, my silencer got clogged/jammed by carbon molecules>(i hate chemistry).
so after goolglig and chating with my frnds, i decided to drill a 5 to 7 mm hole in the exhaust pipe just before welded region, and guess what i clearly felt the result.
though reducing back pressure into the exhaust pipe makes piston load decreased but slightly increases the noise level. but i just love that combination of sound coming frm tail of silencer and drilled hole. every time i goes beyond 4K rpm it gives a awesome feel and gusty exhaust note.
also considerably incresed the fuel economy..

i think i will post few pics so u guys may get clear idea..
SAtya..

(i dont want to violet IS-3028/ISO-362)

My Experience of CBZ star

Hello Friends,

My name is Shridhar n i am from Pune, I own a feb-2004 CBZ star. she has crossed 33000Km mark on ODO. I read a lot about the unrefined engines of CBZ n its very low average but surprisingly i never felt such un-refinement in my bike's engine. It feels smooth like Honda Unicorn. It gives me average of 50-52 KM/l in Pune city's heavy traffic.. I ride my bike at a speed between 50km/hr to 60km/hr. Till now i have attempted 110Km/hr mark on my bike with pillion rider.. I havent modified any part of my bike. I just do service it regularly at HH showroom after every 3000Km. My bike feels awesome. I just love my baby... n still she can hunt down pathetic pulser n fancy FZ's with ease.

+1 to your experience dude......
welcome to the group.......!!!!

@all: why our thread is so dead people........
nothing to share...........????

trip..

since we have nothing to share at this time..
i am posting some pics of my most recent tour to himalyas (shimla, nahan)
570 odd kilometers one way.....
and also it was my first trip after engine overhaulin.
i got up a mileage of 36kmpl....
where i was continuously ripping her for hours...
gone great.. was solo throughout the trip....!!

thnx
regards
Jatin

Hello, actually it is an old bike which has been explored to its deepest cleavages. Many of the bikers on this forum have owned or ridden this bike in the past and have since moved on to other more appealing bikes. The new younger lot cannot lay their hands on this bike since it is not available in the primary market. Only the second hand ones, mostly in bad condition, are available. Even most of you posters here have purchased the bike second hand. Hence, no repeated and frequent posts. I think the thread will become a tool to help us maintain the bike in good stock condition with reasonable expenditure. Also in case, if any of us is able to increase the power/speed in a great way, there would be some interesting discussion.

Also, this bike was meant to be ripped (despite some harshness above 80 kmph). Down the line another few years, you would be able to tell your children that "I had once owned this beautiful and great bike"(in the Indian context).

This was my dream bike&I have written earlier about how I waited for years to buy it, but somehow it evaded me&I landed up with another 150 (Fiero F2).
I still feel the pangs of jealousy when I see a well maintained stock CBZ Classic go past me-first love has that kind of impact.
I know I can easily get one now&restore it, but everything in life has a time for it,&unfortunately, that time has gone past for me. I am now riding an R15&loving it, but nothing can bring back those years of adolescent dreams about a bike&the sense of fulfilment when you are riding the dream.
So, CBZ owners, keep your bikes in top notch condition, coz this was the bike that started performance motorcycling in India!
All the best!