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**xionite** · 04-28-2011, 02:42 AM

Originally posted by MeTaL_MaNiaC View Post

Guys, one question.. I dont know how many of you noticed or know about the fuel tap??

ala fuel injectors.

**MeTaL_MaNiaC** · 04-28-2011, 02:48 AM

Originally posted by Youngking View Post

Hi Bro! Since it is fuel injected obviously there should not be any fuel tap

. Better bring the habit of filling neck to neck

! Enjoy the ride!!

oooops!! So there is no fuel tap for FI!! Sorry.. Dint know that as not used any FI till date.. (would be cool if someone can explain the logic behind it.. Ofcourse if not going too much OT..)

will have to keep it filled.. Or.. Dhakka maro..between the road..

**xionite** · 04-28-2011, 02:54 AM

^^ fuel indicator...

i'm assuming it's pretty accurate.

**Youngking** · 04-28-2011, 03:12 AM

Originally posted by MeTaL_MaNiaC View Post

oooops!! So there is no fuel tap for FI!! Sorry.. Dint know that as not used any FI till date.. (would be cool if someone can explain the logic behind it.. Ofcourse if not going too much OT..)

will have to keep it filled.. Or.. Dhakka maro..between the road..

The FI system uses a pump to inject the fuel forcibly with some pressure. Hence the pump always needs to be wet with fuel to prevent any cavitation issues. If the pump is run dry without fuel it may hamper the pump. Hence fuel taps are avoided to prevent such scenarios. Hence it is always advised not to completely dry your bike before refueling, to avoid any air entering the pump. Hope you might have got the point why the tap is missing in any FI bikes!

**onlinesatish** · 04-28-2011, 03:33 AM

Originally posted by sudeepnbr View Post

The tyre in the above pic seems to be different from what is in Bangalore. This one looks like IRC and what we have in Bangalore in Continental.

Could you please confirm?? Is it from India only or outside??
I'm wondering why is it like that, if its in India.

Out of india i guess. Look at the bike/scooter (or watever) behind the CBR!

**deepakmishra3003** · 04-28-2011, 04:34 AM

good info dude.......thanx frm my side

**aargee** · 04-28-2011, 09:30 AM

Originally posted by MeTaL_MaNiaC View Post

would be cool if someone can explain the logic behind it.. Ofcourse if not going too much OT..

Below is the apt reply, but just that the fuel pump is IMMERSED in the fuel tank to remain cool (due to the motor running inside the fuel pump to pump the fuel) & hence has always to remain under the fuel most of the time. A heated pump can ignite the fuel as well & needless to say the consequence

Originally posted by Youngking View Post

The FI system uses a pump to inject the fuel forcibly with some pressure. Hence the pump always needs to be wet with fuel to prevent any cavitation issues. If the pump is run dry without fuel it may hamper the pump. Hence fuel taps are avoided to prevent such scenarios. Hence it is always advised not to completely dry your bike before refueling, to avoid any air entering the pump. Hope you might have got the point why the tap is missing in any FI bikes!

**wil_ford** · 04-28-2011, 09:31 AM

Originally posted by Mail2vasant View Post

I got my cbr delivered today.
Intial expression- i am more than satisfied. 3 free services. Paid 1200 extra for full coverage cashless insurance.
No comments on power and pick up now. Yet to push it hard. Great suspension, brakes, headlights. I was the first one in delhi to get the bike. Got a free chocolate. They served limca in ultra small glasses. They served me dhokla, sweets, potatochips...

I would like to conclude by saying that its VFM

Mail2vasant congrats on being the 1st to get yhe cbr, enjoy the bike and ride safely.

**wil_ford** · 04-28-2011, 09:37 AM

Originally posted by sudeepnbr View Post

The tyre in the above pic seems to be different from what is in Bangalore. This one looks like IRC and what we have in Bangalore in Continental.

Could you please confirm?? Is it from India only or outside??
I'm wondering why is it like that, if its in India.

This doesnt look like India if you look into the back ground behind the black CBR there is another white bike on display which in not on sale in India.

**ASIF AHMED** · 04-28-2011, 09:52 AM

Originally posted by Mail2vasant View Post

I got my cbr delivered today.
Intial expression- i am more than satisfied. 3 free services. Paid 1200 extra for full coverage cashless insurance.
No comments on power and pick up now. Yet to push it hard. Great suspension, brakes, headlights. I was the first one in delhi to get the bike. Got a free chocolate. They served limca in ultra small glasses. They served me dhokla, sweets, potatochips...

I would like to conclude by saying that its VFM

congo man!!!!!

**kiran_borra** · 04-28-2011, 10:19 AM

Originally posted by sudeepnbr View Post

The tyre in the above pic seems to be different from what is in Bangalore. This one looks like IRC and what we have in Bangalore in Continental.

Could you please confirm?? Is it from India only or outside??
I'm wondering why is it like that, if its in India.

Originally posted by HH_HUNK View Post

No INDIAN coz no Saree Guard and no akward number place also in the background at the top, there is something written in some other language, I guess its THAI.

Originally posted by xionite View Post

this is not in india.

the CBR250R in india comes with Continental ContiGO! tyres.

the tyres in the pic are RoadRunners.

plus the honda scooter in the background kinda gives away the fact
that it's not india.

Originally posted by onlinesatish View Post

Out of india i guess. Look at the bike/scooter (or watever) behind the CBR!

Thats true guys...
I posted the pic from Net....
Saw that this particular pic was not posted in this thread as of now

If I go for the CBR, I'd surely give silver as 1st preference

**sudeepnbr** · 04-28-2011, 10:38 AM

Oops!! I forgot to notice the scooter, Thai text in the background, Saree guard and the number plate thing.

Noticed only the tyre the first time I saw the pic. My bad.

Thanks!

**xxbomb** · 04-28-2011, 11:04 AM

FYI...
decided not to get any waxpol / teflon for the baby ceeber when it arrives. Gonna stick to the good ol' turtle wax.

**MeTaL_MaNiaC** · 04-28-2011, 12:07 PM

Originally posted by Youngking View Post

The FI system uses a pump to inject the fuel forcibly with some pressure. Hence the pump always needs to be wet with fuel to prevent any cavitation issues. If the pump is run dry without fuel it may hamper the pump. Hence fuel taps are avoided to prevent such scenarios. Hence it is always advised not to completely dry your bike before refueling, to avoid any air entering the pump. Hope you might have got the point why the tap is missing in any FI bikes!

Originally posted by aargee View Post

Below is the apt reply, but just that the fuel pump is IMMERSED in the fuel tank to remain cool (due to the motor running inside the fuel pump to pump the fuel) & hence has always to remain under the fuel most of the time. A heated pump can ignite the fuel as well & needless to say the consequence

Thank You very much Youngking & Aargee.. very well explained..

I see so many people taking deliveries of the CBR but only two on xbhp till now?? Or are you guys so excited that you forgot this thread after getting your hands on it..

I was 10th when i booked and now i am 7th..(three cancellations.. so lucky i am

) and the first two delivery bikes are being delivered today.. so i am 5th then.. Still the dealer has no idea when he would be getting my baby..

**nilsnaik** · 04-28-2011, 12:09 PM

Originally posted by sudeepnbr View Post

The tyre in the above pic seems to be different from what is in Bangalore. This one looks like IRC and what we have in Bangalore in Continental.

Could you please confirm?? Is it from India only or outside??
I'm wondering why is it like that, if its in India.

Thai text visible in the background I guess. Not Sure.

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