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  • Hello all,

    I was surfing the net today (not for butter chicken recipes), i came across this Motorcycle Dictionary...

    Below the table is given. any word related to motorcycle can be found here (well i havent browsed and done QC on that link) but yes couple of abbreviations were solved. Select the starting letter of the word you wish to know and click the desired alphabet from the table...

    Here is the link -

    The Motorcycle Bikers Dictionary - A

    Information on all types of bikes is mentioned, even small parts like jet are present.
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    Do not argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience.

    How to wash and lube your bike

    For newbies please click

    KTM DUKE 390 Spare Parts Price List

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    • Originally posted by Viper1089 View Post

      A. The speedo/odo readings come from rear wheel of CBR without cables through sensor attached to ECU."
      i dont think the speedo or odo reading come from the rear wheel, as far as i know any bike has the speedo/odo sensor and cable hooked on to the front wheel, else you would be clocking kilometers even when doing burnout and running the bike on main stand.

      I have the same prob in my r15 since a week most probably its a loose connection in my case as the speedo sometimes starts reading speeds but goes off if i pick up speed too fast.
      Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, in a cloud of smoke, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming, 'Wow! What a Ride!' -Hunter S. Thompson

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      • Originally posted by icemang View Post
        Hello guys,

        After 14 months of flawless performance, my CBR has developed a fault.

        I was on a month's annual leave for the Leh ride and returned to Rajkot on 08 Jul. The bike had been under covers during this period, in a safe environment. There was no chance of anybody fiddling with it.

        When I switched on the ignition, the standard checks went thru properly - the FI light lighting up, the speedo windinging down from 188 to zero, all proper. The bike started on the first try without a glitch. But when I started riding away, the speedo did not spool up to indicate the speed. Also, the odo and trip seemed to be slaved to the speedo as these two indicators too did not work. Everything else is working - the clock, the RPM gauge, the fuel gauge and the temp gauge.

        The bateery seems fine as all battery related functions are fine - the horn, indicators, brake lights, main lamp (high and low both) and the starter switch.

        My friendly neighborhood ASC chap is away due to a personal issue so has not checked the bike yet.

        No wires etc seem to be out of place, everything is normal.

        Any ideas??
        Hey manish, did you took any fall on your CBR in past where the speedo console sensor had taken the impact, or was your speedo console area went through some high pressure washing, as this both things can disturb the sensor setting or can make it kaput. I had been through the same problem with my R15 as it went off kaput in nov 2011 exactly 1 year after my first crash which was in dec 2010, and got the similar issues, and since mine was in warranty so replaced it for free.otherwise the cost was like 1300/- INR.

        I think its the speedo sensor in your case too.

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        • Originally posted by revvhard View Post
          i dont think the speedo or odo reading come from the rear wheel, as far as i know any bike has the speedo/odo sensor and cable hooked on to the front wheel, else you would be clocking kilometers even when doing burnout and running the bike on main stand.

          I have the same prob in my r15 since a week most probably its a loose connection in my case as the speedo sometimes starts reading speeds but goes off if i pick up speed too fast.
          There can always be a difference between what you feel and the truth . The other bike I know with a similar arrangement is the Suzuki GS150R. The biggest benefit of this is that you can see your speed even when you wheelie .
          Advice is a form of nostalgia.
          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.

          Antz Travelz!! | South India Exploration Ride | Leh Triplog (Work in progress)

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          • Originally posted by icemang View Post
            Hello guys,

            After 14 months of flawless performance, my CBR has developed a fault.

            I was on a month's annual leave for the Leh ride and returned to Rajkot on 08 Jul. The bike had been under covers during this period, in a safe environment. There was no chance of anybody fiddling with it.

            When I switched on the ignition, the standard checks went thru properly - the FI light lighting up, the speedo windinging down from 188 to zero, all proper. The bike started on the first try without a glitch. But when I started riding away, the speedo did not spool up to indicate the speed. Also, the odo and trip seemed to be slaved to the speedo as these two indicators too did not work. Everything else is working - the clock, the RPM gauge, the fuel gauge and the temp gauge.

            The bateery seems fine as all battery related functions are fine - the horn, indicators, brake lights, main lamp (high and low both) and the starter switch.

            My friendly neighborhood ASC chap is away due to a personal issue so has not checked the bike yet.

            No wires etc seem to be out of place, everything is normal.

            Any ideas??
            Very sad to hear about this sir. Any updates on getting the issue fixed?

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            • just checked and i was most definitely wrong
              it is on the rear wheel i think coz i cant see a speedo cable on the front....
              Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, in a cloud of smoke, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming, 'Wow! What a Ride!' -Hunter S. Thompson

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              • Originally posted by Hyperion View Post
                It seems like your speedo cable is out of comission for some reason. Loose connections perhaps?
                No speedo cable on either the front or rear wheel in the CBR!

                Originally posted by Viper1089 View Post
                Hi,
                I read this on another forum posted by one of xbhp members aargee. This is posted originally somewhere in xbhp too I guess.
                "Q. Could it be possible the dealer remove the ODO cable & reset to 0?
                A. The speedo/odo readings come from rear wheel of CBR without cables through sensor attached to ECU."

                So could be the problem with the sensor? Or perhaps a loose connection at the sensor..
                Since I don't own the CBR250 its not my place to comment. Just thought of bringing this to your notice.
                There is no cable per se; cannot see any sensor for the rear wheel...

                Originally posted by revvhard View Post
                i dont think the speedo or odo reading come from the rear wheel, as far as i know any bike has the speedo/odo sensor and cable hooked on to the front wheel, else you would be clocking kilometers even when doing burnout and running the bike on main stand.

                I have the same prob in my r15 since a week most probably its a loose connection in my case as the speedo sometimes starts reading speeds but goes off if i pick up speed too fast.
                No speedo cable to be seen anywhere!

                Originally posted by shrinathrao View Post
                Hey manish, did you took any fall on your CBR in past where the speedo console sensor had taken the impact, or was your speedo console area went through some high pressure washing, as this both things can disturb the sensor setting or can make it kaput. I had been through the same problem with my R15 as it went off kaput in nov 2011 exactly 1 year after my first crash which was in dec 2010, and got the similar issues, and since mine was in warranty so replaced it for free.otherwise the cost was like 1300/- INR.

                I think its the speedo sensor in your case too.
                No fall on ANY two wheeler/crash in a four or four+ wheeler till date, touch wood. The bike was resting within the unit for 32 days. No pressure washing till date, I do the hand wash myself.

                I agree, it must be the speedo sensor. Would be interesting to find out as to where the sensor is. It is quite smart, BTW, as, it shows a reading of positive even while reversing the bike out of the garage

                Originally posted by GT007 View Post
                Very sad to hear about this sir. Any updates on getting the issue fixed?
                None yet, the service chap is still busy with his personal issues at his home

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                • Day 6 of my travelogue is now up . . if interested, check it out -

                  Never argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and then beat you with experience.

                  Check out my Ladakh travelogue - Ladakh Ride 2010

                  If you are getting bored with nothing to do in office check out my Rajasthan travelogue - Rajasthan Ride 2012

                  Bank loans for used superbikes is possible - Bank loans for used superbikes

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                  • Originally posted by icemang View Post

                    I agree, it must be the speedo sensor. Would be interesting to find out as to where the sensor is. It is quite smart, BTW, as, it shows a reading of positive even while reversing the bike out of the garage
                    Here's an image I found of location of speed sensor on CBR250R.
                    Part no 7 is labeled as speed sensor.
                    Found it here: Service manual - Vehicle Speed Sensor Location - Honda CBR250R Forum : Honda CBR 250 Forums
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                    Very True- "Motorcycling is not, of itself, inherently dangerous. It is, however, extremely unforgiving of inattention, ignorance, incompetence, or stupidity."

                    I like- "Bikes are not supposed to be a rational decision. If you can park it and walk away without looking back to admire it, you got the wrong one."

                    Couple's Leh adventure: Pune-Leh-Pune 6500 kms on Triumph Bonneville

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                    • if anybody wants to watch TT3D then get ur pendrive along to tomoro's g2g...i'l be bring in it on my cellphone...
                      Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, in a cloud of smoke, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming, 'Wow! What a Ride!' -Hunter S. Thompson

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                      • Originally posted by Viper1089 View Post
                        Here's an image I found of location of speed sensor on CBR250R.
                        Part no 7 is labeled as speed sensor.
                        Found it here: Service manual - Vehicle Speed Sensor Location - Honda CBR250R Forum : Honda CBR 250 Forums
                        Dear viper,

                        Thanks immensely. This will help me get the problem rectified even if the SC chap is incompetent - I shall print it out and show him the sensor location.

                        Now, from the pic, it is clear that the sensor does not monitor the crankshaft. The placement seems to show that it monitors the transmission!

                        Again, thanks a lot indeed for your help.

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                        • Originally posted by icemang View Post
                          Dear viper,

                          Thanks immensely. This will help me get the problem rectified even if the SC chap is incompetent - I shall print it out and show him the sensor location.

                          Now, from the pic, it is clear that the sensor does not monitor the crankshaft. The placement seems to show that it monitors the transmission!

                          Again, thanks a lot indeed for your help.
                          No problem. Glad I could help!
                          Very True- "Motorcycling is not, of itself, inherently dangerous. It is, however, extremely unforgiving of inattention, ignorance, incompetence, or stupidity."

                          I like- "Bikes are not supposed to be a rational decision. If you can park it and walk away without looking back to admire it, you got the wrong one."

                          Couple's Leh adventure: Pune-Leh-Pune 6500 kms on Triumph Bonneville

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                          • Originally posted by revvhard View Post
                            if anybody wants to watch TT3D then get ur pendrive along to tomoro's g2g...i'l be bring in it on my cellphone...
                            Lot of movie exchanges going on, koi torrents se zyada hi download mar raha hain aajkal.

                            Originally posted by icemang View Post
                            Dear viper,

                            Thanks immensely. This will help me get the problem rectified even if the SC chap is incompetent - I shall print it out and show him the sensor location.

                            Now, from the pic, it is clear that the sensor does not monitor the crankshaft. The placement seems to show that it monitors the transmission!

                            Again, thanks a lot indeed for your help.
                            Something new to listen, i think the same tech is used for R15 V2.

                            Originally posted by trustvishwas View Post
                            Day 6 of my travelogue is now up . . if interested, check it out -

                            http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/tourer/2...tml#post839291
                            Nicely penned down, by the way which camera you used as snaps are crisp and clear.

                            @all -anyone knows this place http://treksavy.blogspot.in/2009/11/madhe-ghat.html. Planning to visit this place with some friends so need to get idea about the roads and all.

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                            • Originally posted by shrinathrao View Post

                              @all -anyone knows this place Bhatakanti: Madhe Ghat. Planning to visit this place with some friends so need to get idea about the roads and all.
                              Haven't been to the madhe ghat but have driven a 4 wheeler on both the roads (via Pabe ghat and via Nasrapur) till Velhe village. I had been there in January this year via Pabe ghat and we came back via Nasrapur. The roads were bad... really bad. We had gone in a car. The road was filled with rocks the size of a cricket ball all the way in the ghat section. But this road has the most awesome scenery. And right now there should be greenery everywhere.
                              The other way from Nasrapur till Velhe will be ok roads. Haven't gone further than that.
                              Again this was in January.
                              You'd have to take either of these 2 routes:
                              Kachha roads via Panshet and Pabe ghat:http://goo.gl/maps/VIgJ
                              Ok to Good roads: http://goo.gl/maps/mnQP
                              Last edited by Viper1089; 07-11-2012, 06:21 PM.
                              Very True- "Motorcycling is not, of itself, inherently dangerous. It is, however, extremely unforgiving of inattention, ignorance, incompetence, or stupidity."

                              I like- "Bikes are not supposed to be a rational decision. If you can park it and walk away without looking back to admire it, you got the wrong one."

                              Couple's Leh adventure: Pune-Leh-Pune 6500 kms on Triumph Bonneville

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                              • Originally posted by shrinathrao View Post
                                Nicely penned down, by the way which camera you used as snaps are crisp and clear.
                                It was just a point and shoot camera.
                                Never argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and then beat you with experience.

                                Check out my Ladakh travelogue - Ladakh Ride 2010

                                If you are getting bored with nothing to do in office check out my Rajasthan travelogue - Rajasthan Ride 2012

                                Bank loans for used superbikes is possible - Bank loans for used superbikes

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