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miss Newbie

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Originally posted by cusster@Dec 25 2006, 12:09 AM

guys another question is there any way to make the bike acceralate faster legally?

Change sprocket size. Faster acceleration but lower top speed.

 

or. use v-power.

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Originally posted by Rodimus Prime@Dec 21 2006, 09:38 PM

Can anyone enlighten me as to what's the difference between the 125 and the 150 version besides the cc of course? Some of my friends told me to stay away from the 125 version but I'm not really sure why. Also, how "heavy" is this bike maintenance wise? Cough alot?

 

Any help?

Rodimus, CBR125R is only sold at Europe. I don't think there are any in Singapore and all other asia countries.

Beside their cc differs, 125 version has SOHC (150=DOHC).

The power only 13ish ps.

Guest gauss

Guest gauss

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Originally posted by cusster@Dec 21 2006, 10:48 PM

hey guys.. i need some info about our cbr 150 chain.. i tink my chain is quite loose but not sure why is it becos i accelerate too fast ? and how u guys clean and lube ur chain? i'm using chain wax.. thanks

Maybe you should check and adjust your chain regularly. If it's gettin loose... tight it up a bit.

Use a proper "chain cleaner" and lubricate it with "chain lubricant".

Don't use a WD40 or any other penetrant oil, they're going to spoil your chain.

 

:cheer:

Benguin46 Newbie

Benguin46

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Originally posted by gauss@Dec 25 2006, 04:23 PM

I don't think there are any in Singapore and all other asia countries.

correction.. i saw a black one OTR the other day at Ubi.. sweet stuff.. n i also saw 1 at Mah.. :smile:

http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/4760/presentation1re8.jpg
Genitic Newbie

Genitic

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my bike is experiencing some problem recently... say for example, when approaching a traffic light, clutch in and "gliding" the rev would go down, and die... this happens to me quite often these days...

 

anyone encounter the same thing? could it be cause of the cold weather (i got them when i just start the bike)

 

i just changed a new plat plug.. is it the cause of it?? or some water get into my bike somehow...

gilerboy Newbie

gilerboy

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haven gone servicing yet.. but tmr going to MAH.. maybe can ask them check it out.

 

my bike siao2 one.. like on neutral without revving.. will go ard 5 RPM. i noticed tht this happens after i ride tht bike and the engine becomes hot lor.. is it due to overheating? or maybe i need to change the air filter? (got read abt this in the previous posts..)

http://www.phmotorcycles.co.uk/bikes/images/suzuki/GSX-R600-K6.jpg

 

Hopefully, I'll see u in 2 years time (=

Aman47 Newbie

Aman47

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Originally posted by Benguin46@Dec 25 2006, 04:48 PM

correction.. i saw a black one OTR the other day at Ubi.. sweet stuff.. n i also saw 1 at Mah.. :smile:

yup.. singapore does have the CBR 125.. I saw one in my school.. i like their head fairing :smile:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v514/aman47/SNC001921.jpg

Honda CBR 150R (Mar 2006-Mar 2008)

Yamaha X1-R (Mar 2008-?????)

Aman47 Newbie

Aman47

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Originally posted by Genitic@Dec 25 2006, 07:04 PM

my bike is experiencing some problem recently... say for example, when approaching a traffic light, clutch in and "gliding" the rev would go down, and die... this happens to me quite often these days...

 

anyone encounter the same thing? could it be cause of the cold weather (i got them when i just start the bike)

 

i just changed a new plat plug.. is it the cause of it?? or some water get into my bike somehow...

yup.. it's because of the cold weather and ur bike not warm up yet.. another reason is the timing(idling) of ur bike. u can adjust ur timing by the small knob ard ur carburettor(duno how to spell. haha) .. or just ask the bike shop to do it for u.. i tink it's free.. mayb ur idling is too low that wenever u did not throttle, the engine wld die.. and it's not because of spark plugs or water.. hehe..

 

usually after travel a long time, ur bike would b really warmed up, so the idling wld b quite high.. but wen ur engine is not warmed up, the idling is quite low and ur engine will die off. to prevent tis is just to adjust the idling, make it a bit higher(i forgot how much) or just remember to warm ur bike longer.. haha.. sorry if i like keep repeating myself. just to make things clearer :cheeky:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v514/aman47/SNC001921.jpg

Honda CBR 150R (Mar 2006-Mar 2008)

Yamaha X1-R (Mar 2008-?????)

Benguin46 Newbie

Benguin46

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Originally posted by Aman47@Dec 25 2006, 07:50 PM

yup.. singapore does have the CBR 125.. I saw one in my school.. i like their head fairing :smile:

wat skool u in?

http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/4760/presentation1re8.jpg
Genitic Newbie

Genitic

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Originally posted by Aman47@Dec 25 2006, 07:57 PM

yup.. it's because of the cold weather and ur bike not warm up yet.. another reason is the timing(idling) of ur bike. u can adjust ur timing by the small knob ard ur carburettor(duno how to spell. haha) .. or just ask the bike shop to do it for u.. i tink it's free.. mayb ur idling is too low that wenever u did not throttle, the engine wld die.. and it's not because of spark plugs or water.. hehe..

 

usually after travel a long time, ur bike would b really warmed up, so the idling wld b quite high.. but wen ur engine is not warmed up, the idling is quite low and ur engine will die off. to prevent tis is just to adjust the idling, make it a bit higher(i forgot how much) or just remember to warm ur bike longer.. haha.. sorry if i like keep repeating myself. just to make things clearer :cheeky:

alright thanks.. i tot got some serious problem wif the bike.. damn freaky to die halfway on the roads.. gotta push the starter as i glide.. die if its a kick-start....

miss Newbie

miss

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Originally posted by Genitic@Dec 25 2006, 07:04 PM

my bike is experiencing some problem recently... say for example, when approaching a traffic light, clutch in and "gliding" the rev would go down, and die... this happens to me quite often these days...

 

anyone encounter the same thing? could it be cause of the cold weather (i got them when i just start the bike)

 

i just changed a new plat plug.. is it the cause of it?? or some water get into my bike somehow...

Could be the setting. The air, fuel mixture thing.

 

My bro's X1 used to stop halfway while riding, visited a mec who adjusted the settings, and now, all is well.

Even the most precious of memories fade with the passage of time

Aman47 Newbie

Aman47

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Originally posted by Benguin46@Dec 25 2006, 10:28 PM

wat skool u in?

I'm from Singapore Polytechnic :smile:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v514/aman47/SNC001921.jpg

Honda CBR 150R (Mar 2006-Mar 2008)

Yamaha X1-R (Mar 2008-?????)

Guest gauss

Guest gauss

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Wow.... hopefully there will be 2007 CBR125R in Singapore :D

I'd like to have those beautiful front fairings :p

gilerboy Newbie

gilerboy

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went to my bike shop and the mechanic did some stuff and everything seems fine now. he reckons tht my RPM was abnormal probably due to overheating of the engine. so yea.. hope everything else is ok.

http://www.phmotorcycles.co.uk/bikes/images/suzuki/GSX-R600-K6.jpg

 

Hopefully, I'll see u in 2 years time (=

NaRuTo13 Newbie

NaRuTo13

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Originally posted by JadeDragon@Dec 28 2006, 02:48 PM

Help... Got a problem with my bike :giddy: Even when full throttle, the max speed is 90kph ah at gear 6... anyone know the reason why?

spark plug and the fliter under oil tank one.. i guess.. i do experience before.. exact which item i duno always change in a set..

miss Newbie

miss

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Originally posted by JadeDragon@Dec 29 2006, 11:42 AM

Thanks all, my bike is less than a year old... only 9000km mileage nia. But at 8000 rpm the speed is less than 110kph... dunno why sia. I will bring it for servicing today ba then see how :sweat:

Isn't this normal?

 

I'm on highest gear, rpm at 7-8k is abt 110-120, w/o maxing out the throttle... Do you guys have this as well? OR like JAde, i need to service?

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JadeDragon Newbie

JadeDragon

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When I first got the bike the speed at 8k rpm was 110kph, but now it's lesser, about 102kph. I bring my bike for servicing already but the top speed seems to be reduced. Now max 130kph only, last time it was 140kph.. :weep: But at least my 90kph max speed problem solve le :cheer:

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