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    Honda CB Trigger Launch: xBhp News



    Text & Photos: The Monk (Avinash Noronha)

    The Honda CB Trigger was launched on the 11th with much fanfare at Hotel Leela, Gurgaon.






    The Trigger is a neat looking bike in the flesh, though not a motorcycle which will have viewers going ooohh and aaahhhSasta, Accha aur TikauQuotes of the Honda officials

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    ummmm how is this different from dazzler???
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    • #3
      I have a very Legitimate query when considering a Honda: Does it have pass light switch, pilot/parking lamp, and engine kill switch???

      AND, what kind of *segment shattering* 0-60 acceleration figures are we looking at? (CB Dazzler : 5.2sec, RTR160 : 4.8sec)

      Or are they referring to the roll-on timings ?? I do expect Roll-ons to be quite good considering the low 103kmph top speed.
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      Dispensing it is a way of fishing the past from the disposal, wiping it off, painting over the ugly parts and recycling it for more than it's worth.

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      • #4
        Just as i expected. The 4 releases every year basically means the existing models get a make up every year with new graphics/ body panels but using the same old engines with minor tweaks for fuel efficiency. This Trigger is just the beginning. When Honda handed the Stunner and Twister to Hero, i did say that Honda was going to phase them out and launch new models to replace them. Now that Dazzler and Stunner are out of the market, and that we have witnessed the new Dazzler, the next disappointment is in the form of a newly designed 125cc CBF Stunner ... obviously with a new name.
        The only exciting product late this year or early 2014 is this
        Honda plans new 400cc range | Hell for Leather Hell for Leather
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        • #5
          what about the quality of the switch gears and also pass flash switch and does it have an engine kill switch. . ? We don't want this to have minor negative points like that in CBR150R which made the CBR look a bit low. . . With so much offerings from this bike, like the first new CBS system in India, I hope they do not miss out small things which are mentioned above. . . Anyways, nice bike, cool thing to ride. . .
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          • #6
            CB trigger = Unicorn with make up. Same engine and etc..
            But looks cool
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            • #7
              Originally posted by antz.bin View Post
              I have a very Legitimate query when considering a Honda: Does it have pass light switch, pilot/parking lamp, and engine kill switch???

              AND, what kind of *segment shattering* 0-60 acceleration figures are we looking at? (CB Dazzler : 5.2sec, RTR160 : 4.8sec)

              Or are they referring to the roll-on timings ?? I do expect Roll-ons to be quite good considering the low 103kmph top speed.
              Don't expect engine kill switch; and as for me, it doesn't cause any inconvenience or discomfort. There is a pass switch and a single pilot lamp located in the bottom of headlight housing. This is the second Honda product (after new Dio) that got a pilot lamp (both CBR150R and 250R have them).
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              • #8
                So it is by by time for the dazzler... This thing is identical to Dazzler, the only difference I have been able to spot as of now is that there is a pilot lamp in the head light which is not present in the Dazzler. And like most Honda's I am pretty sure this will lack the engine kill switch, everything else will be there in the switch gear, pass light et. al.
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                • #9
                  CB Trigger CBS with front and rear disc brake + combi-braking system?
                  Can any one explain what is combi-braking system.

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                  • #10
                    ^^ If you apply rear brake, the front brake will be applied automatically in required proportions. The same thing is there in Aviator Disc version. Lets see if they have done any modifications.
                    Last edited by ravi@17bhp; 03-11-2013, 10:41 PM. Reason: Correction, thanks to mid
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                    • #11
                      So in this bike does not skid?

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by ravi@17bhp View Post
                        ^^ If you apply front brakes, the rear brake also will be applied automatically in required proportions. The same thing is there in Aviator Disc version. Lets see if they have done any modifications.
                        Its the other way around
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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by ravi@17bhp
                          No. With drum brake version its the other way around.
                          Its drum/ disc, it works the same. dunno what you trying to convey. Check this
                          Aviator, activa, dio or cbr its the same so as this Trigger!
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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by mid View Post
                            Its drum/ disc, it works the same. dunno what you trying to convey. Check this
                            Aviator, activa, dio or cbr its the same so as this Trigger!
                            Okay, just checked; I have been thinking its only in drum brake versions and not in disc version of the Aviator. I stand corrected. Thanks for pointing.

                            But, how would using rear brake in a bike would activate the front brake is to be seen. In fact, I feel it should be the other way round in bikes. Front brake is the main source for braking and handling in motorbikes. Rear brake pedal controlling both front and rear brakes is not a good idea, I feel.
                            HH Karizma (Current) || CBF Stunner PGM-FI || Honda CB Unicorn Dazzler
                            Honda Aviator || Kinetic Flyte || Kinetic Blaze || HH Splendor

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by sam_sata View Post
                              So in this bike does not skid?
                              If you're talking about the ABS, then, no. It doesn't have it.

                              The company is taking this country very seriously.
                              Honda, why you no release 600RR then???
                              Last edited by pcgamer; 03-11-2013, 11:31 PM.

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