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Also get the spark plug cap changed to new CBZ xtreme's one. It will avoid or stop water entering the plug.
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Manoj76 thank you very much for help ........ anyone know good mechanic in south mumbai who can fine tune my CBZ and have have thorough knowledge about CBZ? roadside mechanics dont works with bike in peace
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Originally posted by Darchorse View Posthi guys i recently bought CBZ of year 2000, the bike was rarely used by owner and when i brought it to my home rain was poring water continuously for 3 days, yesterday i tried to start the bike but she refused to start. After cleaning a sparkplug by mechanic bike started but today its giving knocking sound from around the engine while in first gear...what is the cause? also guide me for best spark plug for CBZ.
Rain and Carbed Bikes! Sigh!. Get the carburetor cleaned and check the fuel for water contamination. The Best Spark plug for the CBZ is the DPR8EA9, manufactured by NGK. If you have more moolah, then you may purchase the Platinum tipped one(DPR8E-GP?)
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hi guys i recently bought CBZ of year 2000, the bike was rarely used by owner and when i brought it to my home rain was poring water continuously for 3 days, yesterday i tried to start the bike but she refused to start. After cleaning a sparkplug by mechanic bike started but today its giving knocking sound from around the engine while in first gear...what is the cause? also guide me for best spark plug for CBZ.
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Hi All,
I own a CBZ 2003, silver one. Ever since i moved to UAE, have not been using the bike regularly. I recently found a good mechanic in Trivandrum and he helped with a new tank ( old one was rusted) and a refurbished carburetor.
I've been struggling to get the sticker set for the bike. Any advice?
Best Regards
Winn
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Give more details mate. How does it ride and sound with these changes. A video will be music to our ears. I don't think I have ever heard a CBZ with an after market can
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My 2003 super sprint
recently replaced the tail piece and side panels to sai brand which is pretty gud compared to other aftermarket parts.
i've also changed the following:
1mm oversize piston
increased compression ratio
New camshaft
New valves
Head porting
New timing chain
New timing chain pads
Custom exhaust pipe
Aftermarket exhaust
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Thank you so much. Apparently, I checked with a local mechanic and he too suggested not to go with the site. He said, it is possible to get some parts and has already started the search. Thanks again!Originally posted by srinikasyap View PostNever use this safex bike site, they take money and send used parts, thats also not functional.
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Never use this safex bike site, they take money and send used parts, thats also not functional.
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I owned one of the first few bikes to roll off the production line. In fact in Goa only 3 bikes were delivered and then nothing for the next 6 months. The attention I got was amazing. What I enjoyed the most was the amazing pillion riders I had. I lived close to a college. But that was only only pleasure the bike gave me. From a riders point of view it was a nightmare. Made me regret selling my RD to buy this. Anyway sold it after 6 months. Bought it for 65k and sold it for 55k.
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Myself a forever a CBZ lover, owning a blue one from 2004. Prior to that another CBZ the original first release, but had to give that off to a relative because of some altercations.
Recently (unfortunately), had to do some engine work and it's running good. But all the plastic parts (the front mudguard, size tail panels, the TPFC piece around the petrol tank) all are kind of broken / worn out and patched up with what not to make it stick around!
While tried to source it, none of the mechanics / shops could get me my bike color (the classic metallic blue) and I'm currently working in Bangalore (a Coimbatorian!) but tried almost all the shops in across the city and in Coimbatore but could not get anything fruitful.
Do anyone know any sources from where I could get the Head light visors / assembly, tail panels, front mud guards etc.,?
I found an online site (Safe-x Motorcycle Fairings And Mudguards - Bike Parts, Motorcycle Parts, Scooter Parts, Honda Bike Parts, Hero Bike Parts, hero honda Bike Parts, Bajaj Bike Parts, Yamaha Bike Parts, TVS Bike Parts, Enfield Bike Parts, Suzuki Bike Parts, LML Bike Par) which sells the items, but not sure if I could purchase from them (cost is not a problem, since I love my bike so much that I do not want to change it for anything!!!)
Some of the items for sale are: Safe-x Motorcycle Fairings And Mudguards-TAIL PANEL CBZ ZADON
and the other products are:
FRONT MUDGUARD CBZ UB SAFEX,
Color : BLUE,
Bike : CBZ,
Code (SKU) : UAFMHH03
TPFC CBZ UB SAFEX,
Color : BLUE,
Bike : CBZ,
Code (SKU) : UAMIHH01
TAIL PANEL CBZ ZADON,
Color : BLUE,
Bike : CBZ,
Code (SKU) : ZTPHH05
Would love to have your opinion on the items before I make the purchase.
I did not copy the direct links, but should be able to get from the site using the SKU directly. I respect the CBZ lovers (if there are people from Bangalore, would love to meet them!) and the suggestions. Waiting for inputs / Suggestions. Thanks all!
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I managed source it from lamington road. He quoted ₹ 570. A friend of a friend sent me there. I'll mostly pick it up today
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Few years back I replaced mine in Chennai for 400 something.
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Does anyone know the price of the right foot rest .. The larger one... And where in Mumbai can I get it.. Iv been unable to source it from lamington road
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Originally posted by adzeals View PostI have done all that you stated in those 6-7 years, but nothing stops the sounds.
while you get those sounds.. can you pin point the location ? also send a pic ?
check the t-clamp and fork alignment checked.
also the spring strength.
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