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  • Re: The Honda CB Twister

    Originally posted by arminders View Post





    Green wire of this will give the Tacho's signal?[emoji53]
    Sorry for the delay


    Yes that will be your signal wire,
    You will need to connect green wire from the bike and the green wire from the taco, together.

    What type of tachometer do you have or planing to buy ?
    There are 2 types in it . 1] The green wire connection one, (this is mostly analog meter) 2] The sensor based (This is a digital display model)
    Last edited by doubling; 04-27-2017, 09:13 PM.

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    • Re: The Honda CB Twister

      [QUOTE=sachin1111;1265625]


      Sachin do you still have twister!

      Anyone knows how long the chain and sprocket lasts, before they break.

      And the life of disc brake.

      I read the posts, but is it really necessary to change it at 25k- 30k KM reading.

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      • Re: The Honda CB Twister

        Originally posted by doubling View Post
        Sorry for the delay


        Yes that will be your signal wire,
        You will need to connect green wire from the bike and the green wire from the taco, together.

        What type of tachometer do you have or planing to buy ?
        There are 2 types in it . 1] The green wire connection one, (this is mostly analog meter) 2] The sensor based (This is a digital display model)
        I actually saw a tachometer made of on instructables.... As we rev more leds glow .. I thought of installing the leds inside speedo [emoji23] just below the speedo arm .. But in my head it looks awesome[emoji6]

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        • Re: The Honda CB Twister

          Originally posted by arminders View Post
          I actually saw a tachometer made of on instructables.... As we rev more leds glow .. I thought of installing the leds inside speedo [emoji23] just below the speedo arm .. But in my head it looks awesome[emoji6]

          That looks cool.

          Good luck on your build, keep us updated on your progress.

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          • Re: The Honda CB Twister

            [QUOTE=doubling;1291641]
            Originally posted by sachin1111 View Post


            Sachin do you still have twister!

            Anyone knows how long the chain and sprocket lasts, before they break.

            And the life of disc brake.

            I read the posts, but is it really necessary to change it at 25k- 30k KM reading.
            I do have twister.i changed chain sprocket around 28k. Watch this you tube video link to know if you need to change.
            Generally chain and sprocket kit needs replacement after every 20,000-30,000Kms.So for changing the kit you really don't need to go to any service centre or ...


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            [QUOTE=doubling;1291641]
            Originally posted by sachin1111 View Post


            Sachin do you still have twister!

            Anyone knows how long the chain and sprocket lasts, before they break.

            And the life of disc brake.

            I read the posts, but is it really necessary to change it at 25k- 30k KM reading.
            I do have twister.i changed chain sprocket around 28k. Watch youtube video channel selfrepair guruji to know if you need to change and how to change chain sprocket.

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            • Re: The Honda CB Twister




              Installed LED for tail light.. Looks good ...
              Also installed conical air filter for Burrrr Burrr sound







              I just got one query .... If i leave this like this and close the outer left panel is there any chance of water entering ....or how can i prevent water entering. ?

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              • Re: The Honda CB Twister

                Originally posted by arminders View Post
                I just got one query .... If i leave this like this and close the outer left panel is there any chance of water entering ....or how can i prevent water entering. ?
                Fine Water particals can enter if it's raining heavily. That's the reason why suction pipe before filter is curved and kept under the seat.
                Last edited by Divya Sharan; 06-09-2017, 06:02 PM. Reason: Don't quote the entire post for a one liner reply. It inconveniences mobile users.

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                • Re: The Honda CB Twister

                  Originally posted by sachin1111 View Post
                  Fine Water particals can enter if it's raining heavily. That's the reason why suction pipe before filter is curved and kept under the seat.
                  Its not Monsoon yet so it might not be a problem yet but white smoke is visible after i installed this air filter ....[emoji52]

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                  • Re: The Honda CB Twister

                    Originally posted by arminders View Post
                    Its not Monsoon yet so it might not be a problem yet but white smoke is visible after i installed this air filter ....[emoji52]
                    Seems like air fuel ratio has become lean. Engine is getting more air and less fuel.Check the Color of sparkplug. It's a good indicator of air fuel ratio. You probably need to retune carburator.

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                    • Re: The Honda CB Twister

                      Originally posted by sachin1111 View Post
                      Seems like air fuel ratio has become lean. Engine is getting more air and less fuel.Check the Color of sparkplug. It's a good indicator of air fuel ratio. You probably need to retune carburator.
                      Thanks i will check spark plug and make sure ratio is correct...[emoji106]

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                      • Honda Twister complete engine assembly.

                        Guys, found this video on CB Twister full engine assembly. A must watch !!


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                        • Re: The Honda CB Twister

                          Originally posted by rajaselvam_1987 View Post
                          Your old bikes had double lever & also full down/up shift patten. So changing the gear is quiet easy. So you maybe new to this single lever with 1-down 3-up pattern. So it'll be tough for you initially but once you learned then you'll feel it's the best method of gear shift. Because i'm also had the same experience in my twister initially.



                          1) 1st think our bike battery is 3AH not a 4.2AH.

                          2) Yes our bike is having 120W generator but at 6k rpm as u said. But here it's the output with combination of both AC & DC
                          Here AC output = 35W headlight + 5W Tail light + 5W for donsole lights = 45W
                          Reaming is DC output = 120 - 45 = 75W = 75/14 = 5AH at max rpms.

                          This is the configuration of our RR so even if you are not using the AC output the DC output remain same 75W only.
                          At idle speed the maximum DC output of the RR is not more than 1Ah i've tested this,
                          So you can use the HID at high speeds only.
                          I've used the HID in night highway drive at 80-90kmph about 8hrs(Mysore-Chennai) it's worked fine but inside city at 40kmph battery got exhausted with in 1/2 an hour.

                          Relay wont work in AC supply.

                          For a wiring issue i'll update a picture for you which i'm using currently.



                          Thanks bro
                          I'm not sure about Honda accessories but i've checked the studds one


                          This one is costs 550rs with free installation.
                          Planning to go for this .
                          I wanted to fit osram rallye headlight bulb 40/45w. To get the bulb to burn at full brightness do i have to replace the stock bulbs(indicator,speedo, tail) with lower watt led so as to reduce overall load with the new requirement of additional 10w for headlight bulb? Is this possible or does it require winding of the coil?

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                          • Re: The Honda CB Twister

                            Almost 4 years old, 35k in Odo. Mostly sat in the garage last year. Took for a spin to mountains and still returns healthy average as advertised in the brochure.

                            Running on Veedol take-Off 4t 10w30. Only thing replaced back tyre and front break fluid and shocker fluid. Still stock break pads and sprocket.

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                            Originally posted by jermm_83 View Post
                            lower watt led so as to reduce overall load with the new requirement of additional 10w for headlight bulb? Is this possible or does it require winding of the coil?
                            You should be fine with 40/45w headlight bulb and its a good idea to switch to led on tail light and flashers. No its does not required to mess with alternator for this.
                            Last edited by Dccet; 08-17-2017, 12:35 PM.

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                            • Honda CB Twister Parts Catalogue

                              Here is the Parts Catalogue For CB 110 Twister. Here is the link to the pdf http://www.motoandes.co/pag/pdf/honda/CB110.pdf

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                              • Re: The Honda CB Twister

                                My partner is 7 years old now and have been leading his life with completely stock parts until now (except for the upsized rear tyre of course!).
                                I think it's about time I gave him a bit more appeal and masculinity, but I need a bit of expert opinion on the subject and I was hoping that my experienced fellow
                                motorcyclists would help me with it.
                                1. What is the model no. of K&N air filter that suits Twister? Are there any down sides for changing from stock filters? Also what is the price range of the suitable filter?
                                2. Does changing in to NGK iridium spark plug improve the performance of the bike? Also what is the price range of that spark plug?
                                3. Which is the best engine oil other than stock one?

                                Rather than improving on these parts if you guys have any additional tips on improving the performance, kindly enlighten me

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