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  • #901
    Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

    Originally posted by Ishq View Post
    HI Guys,

    I have joined Xbhp in recent times.... Am also a proud owner of 1999 classic CBZeeeeeeeeee....

    Its still in stock condition with few upgrades of alloys and Zapper wheels along with the new disc brake.....

    These days the performance has dropped down drastically and too much of vibrations..... Even the mileage has dropped drastically...

    I hope the experts can help me on this....

    Also anyone from chennai with the classic CBZ.....
    How many kms have you completed on the bike? And have you done any engine work so far?

    Sent from my F8 using Tapatalk

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    • #902
      Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

      Hi Sinnerz2000,

      I have done 122000, and first engine rebore was done in Dec 2012.......

      Let me post the pics tomoro so that would speak more........

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      • #903
        Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

        Originally posted by Ishq View Post
        HI Guys,

        Also anyone from chennai with the classic CBZ.....
        I have my CBZ there dying a slow death
        Contribute to the environment.

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        • #904
          Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

          Originally posted by nirvaana View Post
          I have my CBZ there dying a slow death

          Why is that so dude.... No one here to take care of it....

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          • #905
            Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

            Originally posted by Ishq View Post
            Why is that so dude.... No one here to take care of it....
            No. Gave it to a friend while I came here and that guy dumped it at a corner
            Contribute to the environment.

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            • #906
              Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

              Originally posted by nirvaana View Post
              I have my CBZ there dying a slow death
              You should sell it to someone who would love and care for the bike. Not to someone looking for cheap bike but one who knows the value of the first generation "sporty" Indian bikes.
              I am back!

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              • #907
                Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

                Originally posted by Cleaner View Post
                You should sell it to someone who would love and care for the bike. Not to someone looking for cheap bike but one who knows the value of the first generation "sporty" Indian bikes.
                I never said I sold it.
                Contribute to the environment.

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                • #908
                  Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

                  Originally posted by sinnerz2000 View Post
                  I think you were going for the KTM look, but the parts you painted are the wrong parts to paint, the paint doesn't stick to those parts and it'll soon start peeling out.

                  Sent from my F8 using Tapatalk
                  No I didnt do it to get ktm duke style just did something different as my rims got rusted heavily.The aluminium foot rest holder also got broken and i welded it and did powder coating on it .it wont peel off as its not just painting its powder coated rims in orange and silencer powder coated in matt black.

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                  I tooo because i have another cbz classic blue colored one.I did this mode because i took this bike in a fully rusted condition with rusted rims ,broken foot rest aluminium piece,rusted silencer broken head lamp/visor etc .I did all these work myself except powder coting wheels $ silencer.That i could complete the whole work in 3k.Need to go for a good visor kit or a round doom in cheap rate for next step mods.

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                  • #909
                    Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

                    Guys, I was not on thread for over a year now due to internet access restrictions at work. How are things going, guys? Hope your CBZs are doing good and still kicking asses on the roads. BTW, clutch plates of my Classic needed replacement as the old/original ones wore out and performance of the vehicle was drastically bad. Trusted mechanic opened the engine and found the plates were worn to very bad extent. Performance is good now.

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                    • #910
                      Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

                      Hi guys,

                      How many proud owners of Classic CBZ in and around Chennai....... Make some noice...... so that we all can meet up.........

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                      • #911
                        Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

                        Originally posted by metalghost View Post
                        Guys, I was not on thread for over a year now due to internet access restrictions at work. How are things going, guys? Hope your CBZs are doing good and still kicking asses on the roads. BTW, clutch plates of my Classic needed replacement as the old/original ones wore out and performance of the vehicle was drastically bad. Trusted mechanic opened the engine and found the plates were worn to very bad extent. Performance is good now.
                        I envy you

                        Originally posted by Ishq View Post
                        Hi guys,

                        How many proud owners of Classic CBZ in and around Chennai....... Make some noice...... so that we all can meet up.........
                        I am a sad owner of a poor soul. Bike lying in dust in Chennai while I am hoping when I return I will be able to bring her back to life
                        Contribute to the environment.

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                        • #912
                          Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

                          Originally posted by nirvaana View Post
                          I envy you



                          I am a sad owner of a poor soul. Bike lying in dust in Chennai while I am hoping when I return I will be able to bring her back to life

                          Surely once your back you can bring it back to life... If possible i will help you in that..

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                          • #913
                            Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

                            Originally posted by Ishq View Post
                            Surely once your back you can bring it back to life... If possible i will help you in that..
                            Complete workshop manual of CBZ has been uploaded in this thread, if it might help you in bringing her back to life. Good luck.

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                            • #914
                              Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

                              Originally posted by metalghost View Post
                              Complete workshop manual of CBZ has been uploaded in this thread, if it might help you in bringing her back to life. Good luck.
                              Thanks. I already have a copy of that and have gone through a few sections many a times
                              Contribute to the environment.

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                              • #915
                                Re: Hero Honda CBZ Classic

                                The bike starts only with choke and after it fires the rpm revs to 5k. When the choke lever is turned off the bike shuts down. The carb is cleaned and with new throttle cable and air filter. This is happening after I had left the bike without using it for about a month. What cud this be? Wrong installation of cable? BTW I noticed that the butterfly does not operate with the twisting of throttle cable. It opens only with choke lever. Is that how it should work? Pls point me in the right direction guys...

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