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  • sinnerz2000
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    Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

    Originally posted by byksonly View Post
    Fitted self start in cbz classic. Used after market parts of karizma (motor and magnet side cover), and cbz star's magneto.
    [ATTACH=CONFIG]114444[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]114445[/ATTACH]

    karizma kit - 4,000
    transportation- 200
    kzma switch- 500
    cbz star magneto- 1,000
    drillimg- lathe work- 500
    labour- 2,000
    wiring- 500
    nut, bolt, packing - 100

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    total- 8,800
    Time taken - 2 days



    Interested guys from bangalore can contact me on 8904325233. cost of battery extra
    How much will it take for unicorn?

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  • byksonly
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    Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

    Fitted self start in cbz classic. Used after market parts of karizma (motor and magnet side cover), and cbz star's magneto.
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    karizma kit - 4,000
    transportation- 200
    kzma switch- 500
    cbz star magneto- 1,000
    drillimg- lathe work- 500
    labour- 2,000
    wiring- 500
    nut, bolt, packing - 100

    --------
    total- 8,800
    Time taken - 2 days



    Interested guys from bangalore can contact me on 8904325233. cost of battery extra
    Last edited by byksonly; 08-29-2013, 04:06 PM.

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  • lichin
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    Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

    Originally posted by depin87 View Post
    Buddy can have you number. I would like to get it done in my CBZ 2002 model as well.

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    Buddy can have you number. I would like to get it done in my CBZ 2002 model as well.
    My no is 09446844141.You may call me will get iit done for u if u courier me ur speedometer.

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  • sim7727
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    Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

    hey guyz.... i am still owing a CBZ classic (Blue beast ) and i feel so proud to own it because of its performance. My machine still it is in mint condition equipped with pirelli 110/80 Sport demon tyres.

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  • depin87
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    Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

    Buddy can have you number. I would like to get it done in my CBZ 2002 model as well.

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    Buddy can have you number. I would like to get it done in my CBZ 2002 model as well.

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  • sinnerz2000
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    Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

    Originally posted by lichin View Post
    Ya no exactly but lots of Led on a board that reduces scattering...The pic is not so clear as i need to take it at night scattering occurs.Its more nice than pic .It is reflecting through the lens,,And as the plastic glass cover is old it is brittle now not clear so light is scattering.Even i have done this in unicorn,splendor ,Rx 100 etc.

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    Mihir i think u need to switch to other tyre companies as MRF tyres are not so lasting .Go for pirelli or michelin if cost is not a concern or else ceat or dunlop.I use dunlop monster at rear and dunlop zebra y at front.It has been 7 months I cant see much wear.
    Yea that's what I meant, its a bunch of LEDs on a board that way you can have different colors at different areas. About tyre actually MRF is most lasting and pirelli is least.

    Sent from my K-touch_w650_592zn using Tapatalk 4 Beta

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  • lichin
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    Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

    Originally posted by sinnerz2000 View Post
    First image looks neat, so its an led board behind the meter with direct current right?

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    Ya no exactly but lots of Led on a board that reduces scattering...The pic is not so clear as i need to take it at night scattering occurs.Its more nice than pic .It is reflecting through the lens,,And as the plastic glass cover is old it is brittle now not clear so light is scattering.Even i have done this in unicorn,splendor ,Rx 100 etc.

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    Mihir i think u need to switch to other tyre companies as MRF tyres are not so lasting .Go for pirelli or michelin if cost is not a concern or else ceat or dunlop.I use dunlop monster at rear and dunlop zebra y at front.It has been 7 months I cant see much wear.

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  • CPTBlood
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    Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

    Originally posted by nirvaana View Post
    ^^ Welcome ob-board Mihir. Great to hear CBZ doing over 3L kms and still running in stock condition. One thing is puzzling me though is that you changed your front tyre 12-13 times while rear is changed only 7 times. Usually its the other way around (unless you pull in stoppies day-in and day-out ).
    [MENTION=36841]nirvaana[/MENTION]. Yep you are right but I always used the same tyre that came with the bike i.e. mrf zapper and as you may well know it has a shallow tread at the center and deeper ones away from the center line.I do a lot of highway riding and straight line braking is affected by worn center patch of this particular model of tyre. so I have a habbit of changing it as soon as I noticed the center tread wear. As far as the front tyre is concerned I never took chances and changed it as soon as I had a puncture.And anyway it seldom lasted beyond 40K. Is your personal experience any different? Unfortunately the Duke also has this very same problem.I suppose the mrfs on the duke will give a life of 20K before I have to spend about 7 to 8K on both tyres. As mentioned countless times...CBZ is unbeatable is almost every aspect....

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  • sinnerz2000
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    Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

    Originally posted by lichin View Post
    Welcome mihir,,,,,,,,,,,,At present i own 2 CBZ classic one blue and 1 black,,,i do many experiments in it like fitting LED speedometer lighting,,,Angel eyes etc,,,I will attach speedometer pics ,,,

    Dont worry about parts,,,Its available at all places,,,Almost all parts of bikes like Karizma,CBZ extreme,hunk,Unicorn,Shine will suit CBZ classic.for example,,

    Clutch plates = Karizma r ,Unicorn ,Apache RTR suit CBZ classic.
    Disc brake set = Xtreme,unicorn.
    Alloys = Xtreme,KArizma (with disc change).

    Even u can modify a cbz classic to karizma R as both have same chassis pattern.Actually i am thinking of buying a KArizma and convert it to cbz classic as i am a die hard fan of CBZ looks.
    [ATTACH=CONFIG]113211[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]113213[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]113214[/ATTACH]
    If any body want these mods then please inform me I can do it for u in just material and nominal cost of 500rs if u courier me ur speedometer.Its not just LED replacement ,lots of internal works involved.Did u guys like it.
    First image looks neat, so its an led board behind the meter with direct current right?

    Sent from my K-touch_w650_592zn using Tapatalk 4 Beta

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  • lichin
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    Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

    Originally posted by CPTBlood View Post
    Hi fellows... This is my FIRST thread and allow me to start with a little intro about myself. My name is Mihir. I have a Hero Honda CBZ disk brake model purchased in 2000. It has done 335000Kms and believe it or not, I haven't had to open the engine up to now! Even the clutch plates are the same original that came with the bike. Rear tyre is 7th and front I have had to change some 12 or 13 times.Until I read on xbhp about it, I did not have an idea how many people are in love with this bike. I just bought a KTM Duke 200 so was going to sell this off but now I won't... Duke was kind of revenge for the always feeble headlight of the CBZ!!! Now-a-days parts availability of CBZ is becoming a bit of problem but I am still going to keep it.

    HAPPY RIDING to all!!
    Welcome mihir,,,,,,,,,,,,At present i own 2 CBZ classic one blue and 1 black,,,i do many experiments in it like fitting LED speedometer lighting,,,Angel eyes etc,,,I will attach speedometer pics ,,,

    Dont worry about parts,,,Its available at all places,,,Almost all parts of bikes like Karizma,CBZ extreme,hunk,Unicorn,Shine will suit CBZ classic.for example,,

    Clutch plates = Karizma r ,Unicorn ,Apache RTR suit CBZ classic.
    Disc brake set = Xtreme,unicorn.
    Alloys = Xtreme,KArizma (with disc change).

    Even u can modify a cbz classic to karizma R as both have same chassis pattern.Actually i am thinking of buying a KArizma and convert it to cbz classic as i am a die hard fan of CBZ looks.
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    If any body want these mods then please inform me I can do it for u in just material and nominal cost of 500rs if u courier me ur speedometer.Its not just LED replacement ,lots of internal works involved.Did u guys like it.

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  • byksonly
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    Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

    Is there anybody who has fitted self start or rear disc? Any idea?

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  • power-up
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    Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

    Yes.the panel keeps breaking at the mounting area..have given it to the tinker for rivetting metal clamps..in the meantime fell in love with this naked tail end

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  • sinnerz2000
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    Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

    Originally posted by power-up View Post
    Hey People... Here's my 2002 CBZ Classic.. Eventhough im a fan of the cbz classic in stock...i wanted to give it a rugged street fighter look..Hence Bought another set of Spares from scrap market and undertook this mod...[ATTACH=CONFIG]112916[/ATTACH]
    Good mod but it looks odd without the rear panels

    Sent from my K-touch_w650_592zn using Tapatalk 4 Beta

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  • power-up
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    Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

    Hey People... Here's my 2002 CBZ Classic.. Eventhough im a fan of the cbz classic in stock...i wanted to give it a rugged street fighter look..Hence Bought another set of Spares from scrap market and undertook this mod...Click image for larger version

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  • nirvaana
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    Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

    ^^ Welcome ob-board Mihir. Great to hear CBZ doing over 3L kms and still running in stock condition. One thing is puzzling me though is that you changed your front tyre 12-13 times while rear is changed only 7 times. Usually its the other way around (unless you pull in stoppies day-in and day-out ).

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