Re: Honda Unicorn Dazzler
i m planing to install swing arm of duke any one know it will directly fit or some modification is required.
i have installed 9AH bettery in my dazzler duke side signal and C6 LED headlight
Pulsar Horne in my dazzler
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Re: Honda Unicorn Dazzler
It's worth the lube. Saves you the trouble for any sluggishness or slack with throttle variations. I didn't realise that the Dazzler had a rear disc as standard since the 150, 160, Hornet and CB Trigger don't have them as standard.Originally posted by Sherw View PostLeave a comment:
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Re: Honda Unicorn Dazzler
There's no definite time for lubing but if you're hearing any sounds or having issues with smooth chain flow, feel free to lube it. Make sure to clean it first and get it free of any dust. Also, post some pictures of your bike dude. Do you have the rear disc variant?Originally posted by Sherw View PostLeave a comment:
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Re: Honda Unicorn Dazzler
I change my oil every 2200 to 2500kms for best performance. I've always used Castrol 20w50 (Mineral Oil) since my warranty was over. No issues with it yet. I change the air filter at every 10k interval as well. 60 is the sweet spot from what I've seen on the bike. It's just a powerful commuter with good bottom and mid-range and somewhat good top end. The thing about oils is that, if the climate doesn't suit your grade, there will be heating issues. The ambient temperature here is usually 34 to 35 degrees and that's why I use a 20 grade oil. If you leave in a cooler area like Bangalore, 10w30 will work just fine for you. How much have you run of the new sprocket? I tighten mine at every 1000kms (gets somewhat lose; stock Honda sprocket), clean it and get it lubed. Feel free to reply regarding anything you need related to this vehicle.Originally posted by Sherw View PostLeave a comment:
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Re: Honda Unicorn Dazzler
Originally posted by Bismaya View PostThank you for replying!! I don't know how to reply actually! 😅..and yes.. yesterday I went a trip to tada falls on my bike..it gave me a mileage of 54 ..but I felt some vibrations on my bike...I was constant at 60-65 from the start till the end..I have changed the airfilter and ballbearing when I bought the bike in 11k and now I made it till 15 k and lot more to go...I also have a shine but since then I changed my oil on my shine it started giving me heating troubles so I decided not to take risk on my dazzler..that' s y I sticked to Honda's mineral oil..when and what time should I change the oil? But changing the oil brand literally heats the honda engine...after changing the chain sprocket I have not yet lubed so far..which brand to buy?? Any idess ...and thanks for the reply ..happy to see this thread aliveOriginally posted by ashwanth.r View PostLeave a comment:
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Re: Honda Unicorn Dazzler
Welcome to Xbhp. Change the spark plug, air filter to new and adjust tappet clearance if not done. Maintain appropriate tyre pressure always (check bi-weekly/monthly atleast), shift to 5th gear ASAP with gentle acceleration without lugging engine (shift near 4500 rpm or upwards) and stay in the top gear as much as possible without frequent braking - these will push the mileage little upwards.Originally posted by Sherw View PostLeave a comment:
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Re: Honda Unicorn Dazzler
The mileage is just fine. It's a 150cc mill. I own a CB Unicorn and it gives about 52 to 55kmpl on highways and within 50kmpl in city conditions. If you want to get better FE, switch to a 125cc instead. Also, riding at speeds like 110kms or anything above 60 to 65kmpl, reduces the mileage drastically and you can get as low as 40 to 45kmpl. Yes, it's a good idea to lube the chain. I clean mine every 1000kms and lube it. Also, check for the chain slack time and again. Honda Mineral oil isn't as effective as some other ones out there. Literally the worst you can find. I only used it during warranty and then changed to Castrol Activ 20w50. Or you could use Castrol Power 1 20w50. The Power makes the engine for rev happy (if you're a harcore user). Also, I change the engine oil during 2000 to 2300kms.Originally posted by Sherw View PostLeave a comment:
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Re: Honda Unicorn Dazzler
Hello guys..I am new to this xbhp forums..I own a cbunicorn dazzler 2011second hand..I maintain my bike regularly but my mileage is around 47 ..but when I rode it on highway it gave me a mileage around 55 ..it has just run about 14.5 kms!is it normal ?just once I rode at a topspeed of 110 kms..and not beyond that..I recently changed my oil ( honda mineral oil) and chain sprocket! Does chain sprocket needs to be lubed? And I am worried about its mileage tooLeave a comment:
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Re: Honda Unicorn Dazzler
Has anyone changed dazzler's diaphragm rubber inside carb?Leave a comment:
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Re: Honda Unicorn Dazzler
Hey guys,
Actually I am facing some issues with dazzler. The thing is that the AFR screw is jammed. I cannot turn it so the bike gets shut down again and again as he is not getting fuel. I am feeling my bike a bit jammed I have checked my brake pads, cleaned and lubricated chains. I showed this issue to mechanic and he is telling me to change the carburettor, is it required? Or if I finally get my budget to change the carburettor then what are the chances that the part will be available in ASCLeave a comment:
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Re: Honda Unicorn Dazzler
Ok, thanks. I will tell my trusted local mechanic to do this on my next service because I really don't have the time for all those things. Another one question you also had the same problem?Originally posted by RogueObsession View PostLast edited by K. K. VinayKumar; 06-18-2018, 01:26 PM.Leave a comment:
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Here near my place they do, try to find another service center who can give time. Maybe ask them to take the test ride to understand.Originally posted by K. K. VinayKumar View PostLeave a comment:
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