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[Group] Honda CBF150 （战鹰/FightHawk)

Simmz

By Simmz
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altya Newbie

altya

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Hi guys! We from NTU Rider's Club is organizing a Charity Bike Wash on 15th Dec at SCAS Pasir Ris. Hope u all can come down to support us!!

 

NRC Charity Bike Wash 2012

 

Details can be found in the fb event, thanks alot!!

 

*There will also be a CBF150 meet up session at 1pm so those interested can come down also*

:pray::pray:
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Raziel Newbie

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Hi...Anyone intend to let go your CBF150?Kindly do PM me with the following.

 

COE end

mileage

asking price

condition of your bike

contact number

 

 

Thank You...hv a nice day... ;)

Fredd Newbie

Fredd

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Any1 keen to exchange their red/maroon coverset wif my black pm me thanks

 

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feelspeed Newbie

feelspeed

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Hi...Anyone intend to let go your CBF150?Kindly do PM me with the following.

 

COE end

mileage

asking price

condition of your bike

contact number

 

 

Thank You...hv a nice day... ;)

 

pm-ed . pls kindly contact me for more info.

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feelspeed Newbie

feelspeed

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letting go of my CBF150. latest by end of Jan before I would push it to bike shop.

 

COE expiry date is Jan 2018 FBC plate. red color bike. bike is fully paid.

 

only rode it for 1year during my Probation period (P plate) and during which, i do the maintenance myself regularly ; Spark plug, EO and air filter on my own as i have the equipment set.

 

please sms or whatapps me for more inquiry as i won't be online most of the time.

91445374

 

thank you. have a safe ride.

aimaresma Newbie

aimaresma

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Hi fellow CBF150 rider here..bought it new since 2008. it's been close to 5 years

2006-2007 HUSQVARNA SM125

2005-2010 VESPA PX 150

2008-2010 HONDA XR400R, HONDA CBF 150

2010-2012 HONDA ST1100Y

2008-2013 HONDA CBF 150

2013-2015 SUZUKI DRZ400SM

 

Present Ride: NIL

altya Newbie

altya

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Hi fellow CBF150 rider here..bought it new since 2008. it's been close to 5 years

 

Hi, do join us in the FB group =)

 

Search e last few page for the link

:pray::pray:
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ethanlam Newbie

ethanlam

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Hi guys, i just passed TP recently and was thinking of getting a 2nd hand bike for ocassional travelling for work and leisure.

Have read up quite a lot of reviews for this wonderful bike (fuel economy, easy maintenance, etc, etc).

 

Remembered reading somewhere that carb bikes need to adjust something once in a while.

Whereas the fuel injection type is so-called automatic (or computerised).

 

Like to ask is it troublesome to maintain for carb bikes as compared to fuel injection ones ?

What exactly needs to be done ?

 

Also is this bike suitable for taller (1.8m) riders ?

 

Thank you !

pikapika Newbie

pikapika

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Hi guys, i just passed TP recently and was thinking of getting a 2nd hand bike for ocassional travelling for work and leisure.

Have read up quite a lot of reviews for this wonderful bike (fuel economy, easy maintenance, etc, etc).

 

Remembered reading somewhere that carb bikes need to adjust something once in a while.

Whereas the fuel injection type is so-called automatic (or computerised).

 

Like to ask is it troublesome to maintain for carb bikes as compared to fuel injection ones ?

What exactly needs to be done ?

 

Also is this bike suitable for taller (1.8m) riders ?

 

Thank you !

 

if there is nothing wrong with the carb, no need to do anything.

suitable for 1.8m

Monster Energy......CBF150........

"'Chances Favored The Prepared Mind"

"Your Ambition outweighs Your Talent!"

ethanlam Newbie

ethanlam

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if there is nothing wrong with the carb, no need to do anything.

suitable for 1.8m

 

Hi pikapika !

Pardon me but what can go wrong with the carb ?

And is it something that can be easily fixed by the rider or need to send to workshop ?

 

Regards.

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wakjan Newbie

wakjan

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Hi, everyone I jus bought my cbf150 but my exhaust has been mod so I need to buy original exhaust do u guys now where to get it..?

Pls pm me where to get it..

Tanx

wathell Newbie

wathell

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Hi, everyone I jus bought my cbf150 but my exhaust has been mod so I need to buy original exhaust do u guys now where to get it..?

Pls pm me where to get it..

Tanx

 

Hi bro, I PM'd you earlier. Anyway, from personal experience and recommendation, these are the two places I think that might have stock CBF parts that you need. Good luck!

 

BAN HON BROTHERS (AGENCIES) PTE LTD

Consumer Products, Renovation Services, Supplies, Vehicles & Parts

Sale of motorcycles and secondhand dealers

5022 ANG MO KIO IND PK 2 #01-19 Singapore 569525

Tel. 64814277 / 64817277

Fax. 64824077

CONTACT PERSON: Kwan Hong Choon

 

LIANG YU SING KEE

Vehicle Related Services

1 KAKI BT AVE 6 #02-61 Singapore 417883

Tel: 62942737

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altya Newbie

altya

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How frequest should we do the servicing? Minor and major.

 

Minor like EO changing shld be done around 1500km

 

Major shld be every 2-3 years?

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-Simplybikes Newbie

-Simplybikes

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Hi guys,

 

Please take a look at this, maybe some of you might be interested.

 

 

 

http://i1154.photobucket.com/albums/p525/Simplybikes/th_untitled.jpg

 

 

 

 

 

http://i1154.photobucket.com/albums/p525/Simplybikes/th_images55_zps858402ca.jpg

 

 

 

 

 

Description:

 

 

· Universal 7/8” handlebar design, can be fit on most of motorcycles. (For fatbar minor trimming is required for it to fit well.)

 

· Standard rating: DC12V/10A

 

· With waterproof cover.

 

· Can be used on motorcycles, ATVs, scooters, or snowmobiles.

 

· Can be used as power outlet for heated gear, spotlight, GPS, cell phone charger, MP3, interphone.

 

· Super easy installation.

 

· It can not be used to light cigarette.

 

 

 

Specs:

 

· Rating: DC12V/10A

 

· Power Cable: Brown line is positive electrode, and blue line is negative electrode. Please double check when install.

 

 

 

Tips:

 

· It can be install on the handle bar, which diameter is from 22cm to 25cm. If the handle bar diameter is less than 22cm, It can be stuck a rubber tie between the socket and the handle bar. Rubber tie is not included.

 

· If the connector plug is not suitable for the motorcycle, you can remove the plug and connect to the motorcycle directly.

 

 

 

 

Model: UB - 002

 

Price: $10.00

 

 

altya Newbie

altya

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sry but does this bike has air filter n after how long does it need to change?

 

I usually change around 5000km, buy at LAB is only $6 DIY so don mind changing it more frequently... Can change around 10k also...

 

Hi guys,

 

Please take a look at this, maybe some of you might be interested.

 

 

 

http://i1154.photobucket.com/albums/p525/Simplybikes/th_untitled.jpg

 

 

 

 

 

http://i1154.photobucket.com/albums/p525/Simplybikes/th_images55_zps858402ca.jpg

 

 

 

 

 

Description:

 

 

· Universal 7/8” handlebar design, can be fit on most of motorcycles. (For fatbar minor trimming is required for it to fit well.)

 

· Standard rating: DC12V/10A

 

· With waterproof cover.

 

· Can be used on motorcycles, ATVs, scooters, or snowmobiles.

 

· Can be used as power outlet for heated gear, spotlight, GPS, cell phone charger, MP3, interphone.

 

· Super easy installation.

 

· It can not be used to light cigarette.

 

 

 

Specs:

 

· Rating: DC12V/10A

 

· Power Cable: Brown line is positive electrode, and blue line is negative electrode. Please double check when install.

 

 

 

Tips:

 

· It can be install on the handle bar, which diameter is from 22cm to 25cm. If the handle bar diameter is less than 22cm, It can be stuck a rubber tie between the socket and the handle bar. Rubber tie is not included.

 

· If the connector plug is not suitable for the motorcycle, you can remove the plug and connect to the motorcycle directly.

 

 

 

 

Model: UB - 002

 

Price: $10.00

 

 

 

Interesting... Do u have any mirrors for sale?

:pray::pray:
LXY Newbie

LXY

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Any feedback for new cbf 150? Used to ride one in 09, kinda miss this easy ride.:)

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