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  • #2206
    Originally posted by Nikhil Pereira View Post
    ...Thanks guys. I feel alot better now
    Yeah Nikhil , I too get between 54-58 when I have to ride my Splendor in congested city suburbs in 2nd-3rd gears and frequent clutch-brake-shift all day . You can't avoid riding like that .. gotta get around for work and errands , nahi ? I think your bike is even lighter and better for this purpose . On a long run I kept it steady at 40-45kmph(with great effort and restraint) once on my way to the airport to pickup a friend and that day it gave 78kmpl . But riding like that on open roads is a punishment ... can't do that ... .
    Last edited by Pinaki; 08-27-2012, 01:02 AM.

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    • #2207
      Really HONDA.....

      Hey, I was to get a delivery tomorrow but when I visited today, the showroom guy said that the truck in which the bikes were brought from Kolkata had an accident. So, I have to weight till the last week of September. Disgusting..... !!!!!!

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      • #2208
        [QUOTE=sachin1111;862791]
        Originally posted by Nikhil Pereira View Post

        I am in mapusa....quite close to you...servicing at Counto Honda...as thats the nearest one....but i am not satisfied with their service.

        Brother try this place called Priority Honda in Taliegao, its newly opened and the Service is extrememly good. Ask for Ravi there, he is a young Service manage rincharge over there, he is always up for solving problems and never gives a lame reason........
        http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjWXI8T2HUM
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        07' Pulsar 200 DTS-i
        99' Suzuki Shaolin
        85' Royal Enfield Bullet 350 (Sold)
        86' Ind-Suzuki Ax 100 (Sold)
        03' HH Splendor

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        • #2209
          [QUOTE=Nikhil Pereira;863338]
          Originally posted by sachin1111 View Post


          Brother try this place called Priority Honda in Taliegao, its newly opened and the Service is extrememly good. Ask for Ravi there, he is a young Service manage rincharge over there, he is always up for solving problems and never gives a lame reason........
          thanks for info Nikhil...will surely check that place.most of the older Honda ASC here are overloaded with Activa and deo models which have flooded our roads.i think thats why motorcycles are getting neglected here.
          Last edited by sachin1111; 08-28-2012, 01:24 AM.

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          • #2210
            Originally posted by Mayukh View Post
            Hey, I was to get a delivery tomorrow but when I visited today, the showroom guy said that the truck in which the bikes were brought from Kolkata had an accident. So, I have to weight till the last week of September. Disgusting..... !!!!!!
            now each passing day will feel like a month
            Last edited by sachin1111; 08-28-2012, 01:07 AM.

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            • #2211
              Originally posted by Pinaki View Post
              Yeah Nikhil , I too get between 54-58 when I have to ride my Splendor in congested city suburbs in 2nd-3rd gears and frequent clutch-brake-shift all day . You can't avoid riding like that .. gotta get around for work and errands , nahi ? I think your bike is even lighter and better for this purpose . On a long run I kept it steady at 40-45kmph(with great effort and restraint) once on my way to the airport to pickup a friend and that day it gave 78kmpl . But riding like that on open roads is a punishment ... can't do that ... .
              Thanks Pinaki for sharing. It makes alot of sence wat you and Sachin have said. I need not worry more
              http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjWXI8T2HUM
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              07' Pulsar 200 DTS-i
              99' Suzuki Shaolin
              85' Royal Enfield Bullet 350 (Sold)
              86' Ind-Suzuki Ax 100 (Sold)
              03' HH Splendor

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              • #2212
                Hello

                I am new on this forum,I want to purchase a 100 cc bike. I have shortlisted Honda CB Twister and Suzuki Hayate .I want to know is it possible to fit side storage box in CB twister?

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                • #2213
                  I am getting a good mileage of 75-80 kmpl with 40-50 km speed with occasional 60+. If I raise too much it comes around 60 kmpl, so based on driving style it gives better mileage.

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                  • #2214
                    Originally posted by kds1980 View Post
                    Hello

                    I am new on this forum,I want to purchase a 100 cc bike. I have shortlisted Honda CB Twister and Suzuki Hayate .I want to know is it possible to fit side storage box in CB twister?

                    Not too sure about the side box. But the Hayate is equally a good bike like the Twister. Both are 110 cc Hayate is a tad lower on power but I feel wat swings it in Suzuki's favour is its 5th gear. Not only does it keep riding relaxed on the highway but aids alot in mileage. Hayate is cheaper too.

                    Choice boils down to your personal likes and dislikes
                    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjWXI8T2HUM
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                    07' Pulsar 200 DTS-i
                    99' Suzuki Shaolin
                    85' Royal Enfield Bullet 350 (Sold)
                    86' Ind-Suzuki Ax 100 (Sold)
                    03' HH Splendor

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                    • #2215
                      Originally posted by kds1980 View Post
                      Hello

                      I am new on this forum,I want to purchase a 100 cc bike. I have shortlisted Honda CB Twister and Suzuki Hayate .I want to know is it possible to fit side storage box in CB twister?
                      i think it will be difficult to fix side storage box on Twister......still suggest you to consult the man who does that job.side boxes made by "Studds"...(makers of helmet)..may be compatible after some modification.
                      Last edited by sachin1111; 08-31-2012, 03:42 AM.

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                      • #2216
                        Is oil filter & oil strainer screen on twister supposed to be cleaned? if yes then after how many kms?

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                        • #2217
                          @abhay, Both needs to be cleaned....the exact time period is given on maintenance table on user manual...page 42-43...i think.

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                          • #2218
                            guys,a new system called Engine Start/Stop Technology is coming in 2 wheelers within next few years.Honda has already launched this in their latest 125cc scooter "click 125i" in thailand.It will save about 10% fuel during city traffic stops.This new system automatically stops the engine during traffic idling as per the pre set Timer and restarts the engine as soon as you twist the throttle.thus you need not manually start/stop the engine using your bikes self/kick starter.
                            2-wheelers to get stop-start tech | News | Autocar India
                            Last edited by sachin1111; 09-05-2012, 01:16 AM.

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                            • #2219
                              Originally posted by sachin1111 View Post
                              @abhay, Both needs to be cleaned....the exact time period is given on maintenance table on user manual...page 42-43...i think.
                              actually i saw that too but when i asked two ASCs (Sterling Honda) & one local mechanic to do the job, everyone said oil filter is never cleaned... i even showed dem user manual bt they dont agree... so i just wanted to confirm....
                              how bad is it to nvr clean oil filter with 17k on odo?

                              & can any1 recommend a gud service center with knowledgeable mechanic near pimpri-chinchwad?
                              Last edited by abhay.m.limaye; 09-05-2012, 08:47 PM.

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                              • #2220
                                Originally posted by abhay.m.limaye View Post
                                actually i saw that too but when i asked two ASCs (Sterling Honda) & one local mechanic to do the job, everyone said oil filter is never cleaned... i even showed dem user manual bt they dont agree... so i just wanted to confirm....
                                how bad is it to nvr clean oil filter with 17k on odo?

                                & can any1 recommend a gud service center with knowledgeable mechanic near pimpri-chinchwad?
                                They dont agree because either they think they are smarter then people who created this bike or they need extra money to clean that stuff. If you follow the maintenance as recommended by manufacturer then it will surely remain trouble free for many many years to comes. On the other hand skipping maintenance will shorten its overall life and you will have to go back to that same mechanic for repairs who will be very happy to do the job because that's how he earns his livelihood.I would suggest you to Go to some private mechanic and get the job done...and buy the spares directly from Honda dealer.

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