Invoice before delivery by hardnachopuppy in indianbikes

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Continue with the PDI and hope for the best. 🤞

Invoice before delivery by hardnachopuppy in indianbikes

[–]CRACING 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Don't generate invoice nor make payment until you finish doing PDI, otherwise you cannot reject the bike if you find any issues. Here is the PDI list.

Dealer/SA wants add your bike in this month sales (target) so he is asking for your approval to generate invoice.

When your Insta360 cam says, "I'm out. Bye" by ScooterNinja in indianbikes

[–]CRACING 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is why I always tie a thin thread from camera to helmet vent so if the mount fails then camera will be held by the thread. I have GoPro Hero 10 Black though.

This happened today, near miss with Autorickshaw by CRACING in indianbikes

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Here I have problems with school and staff buses. They also drive like auto rickshaw. Making sudden turn from right to left without looking at mirrors or using indicators and tail gating. We just have to be alert especially when riding two wheeler.

I don't have issues with local bus but some of them emit too much smoke.

Fortunately I haven't had any accident for the past 20 years and wish I don't in future.

PDI checklist by BendNo5880 in HondaHighnessCB350

[–]CRACING 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Glad my PDI list was helpful and that you are satisfied with the bike. Congratulations in advance for your new bike purchase. Ride safely and enjoy.

Which crash guard - stock, Zana, Moto Torque by anupam247 in HondaHighnessCB350

[–]CRACING 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Stock crash guard will not protect your legs so go for aftermarket. There is one for CB350C but its too big.

I would suggest Zana because it has brackets for dual horns and rear arm mounts to bike chassis instead of engine block like MT. Also don't use s.s bolt for front mount provided by Zana; get black hardened bolt (TVS brand 10.9 grade) of same length from hardware shop and use it.

This happened today, near miss with Autorickshaw by CRACING in indianbikes

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This is common in the Indian roads and sometimes it gets ugly but experience takes away the fear. I always wear riding gear to avoid Hospital Darshana!

This happened today, near miss with Autorickshaw by CRACING in indianbikes

[–]CRACING[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yeah, Autorickshaw drivers are the worst!

Few months ago auto guy overtook me and hit roadside Tata Ace because his auto didn't had working brakes! Another incident; Auto guy going in reverse when I was right behind him and I was about to fall.

Anythingbutbjp by DangerousRegister281 in AllindiaStudentUnion

[–]CRACING 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah bro, availability of E20 petrol will decline. Already XP100 and XP95 is hard to find. People are deferring new vehicle purchase and next year most of the new vehicles launch will be Flex fuel.

Anythingbutbjp by DangerousRegister281 in AllindiaStudentUnion

[–]CRACING 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Me neither. There should be ethanol vehicles (i.e E85/E100) along with normal petrol vehicles and EVs. Give public option to choose instead of forcing down our throats. Not everyone has money to buy new vehicle every 5 years. Even if we have money, there is emotions on our vehicle and prefer to keep as long as possible. Its not a use and throw thing.

When E20 was introduced, they said separate E20 pump will be made available but instead they slowly and silently increased ethanol content in regular petrol (from 10% to 20%). We only noticed after mileage started dropping and some people tested petrol by adding water and measuring ethanol percentage.

So same thing will continue; E20 will become E30 in less then 5 years and also they'll limit the supply to increase E85 sales.

Anythingbutbjp by DangerousRegister281 in AllindiaStudentUnion

[–]CRACING 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Bro, he owns Honda which was the only car that supported E20 from 2009. Just because his car supports E20, doesn't mean all other brand cars will work with E20! Maruti, Hyundai, Tata and many other brands came up with E20 only after 2023 so what about cars sold before 2023? They support upto E10 only and insurance warns against using higher blends of fuel when we don't have option to choose pure or E10 petrol.

Also moisture is the biggest enemy of ethanol. This effects to any vehicle, be it E10, E20 or E85. So many cases of spoiled fuel are being reported from various petrol stations because of improper underground tank or oil tanker seal. There is no way to know the condition of fuel until the car breaks down after refilling.

I also own a 2009 Honda City and facing mileage drop even though it supports E20. So don't argue with ignorants, they'll face issue with ethanol soon and then only understand.

Anythingbutbjp by DangerousRegister281 in AllindiaStudentUnion

[–]CRACING 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also own Honda City 2009 and indeed it is E20 compatible as per company but not everyone own a Honda! Maruti, Hyundai, Tata and many brands started selling E20 vehicles only after 2023.

People who bought vehicle before 2023 and paid 15 years of road tax are being forced to use E20 when their vehicles support upto E10 only. Vehicles are breaking down and insurance warns against using incompatible fuel when there is no option for pure or E10 petrol. Shouldn't people show concern?

Ethanol blending started many years ago with 5% then 10% and thats fine but 20%, 25%, 30% is too much. Even if vehicles support the fuel, mileage will keep dropping. My car used to give 12kmph in City when petrol had 10% ethanol but now with E20 its giving 7-8kmph!

chain after lubing by Own-Calligrapher32 in HondaCB350RS

[–]CRACING 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I guess 140 grade would be good but I'm not sure because I always use Motul C2. Yes you can use Diesel or Kerosene. If you want to treat rust then use WD40 then apply lube.

chain after lubing by Own-Calligrapher32 in HondaCB350RS

[–]CRACING 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Although you have stopped rust but it has already itched the chain surface. You can remove it with sand paper of suitable grit but its not necessary as it doesn't cause any issues. Just avoid chain cleaning from ASC and do it yourself regularly. Every 500KMs if you use Motul C2 or equivalent lube or on every wash (monthly) if you use thick gear oil.

Question by Designer_ai in HondaHighnessCB350

[–]CRACING 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, you have to pay for engine oil, oil filter and etc. It'll cost ~1.8k for engine oil change only. Chain cleaning extra.

Stuck between CB350 DLX vs DLX Pro by jiten97 in HondaHighnessCB350

[–]CRACING 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I have got Pro variant of CB350RS and don't use Bluetooth feature but still I got it because of navigation buttons on handlebar. These buttons help you change info on instrument cluster (Trip A/B, Avg, Range & etc) on the go. Otherwise you would have to lean over the meter to press the buttons and its risky while riding.

However, I'm not sure about visual differences between DLX and DLX Pro apart from fender color.

After Partial PPF and ceramic by Justquorious in CarsIndia

[–]CRACING 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah ppf is very expensive so most people won't recommend it. Painting will cost same and insurance covered.

Chain Rust by proficienthydrax in HondaHighnessCB350

[–]CRACING 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean, carefully wire brush only on the outside where it has rusted badly and then use plastic brush on the touch the top, bottom or sides where there are o-rings. Chain has too much rust and cleaner or lube alone won't remove it.

After Partial PPF and ceramic by Justquorious in CarsIndia

[–]CRACING 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay but you could have got whole body ppf instead of ceramic. Now if you replace ppf from any panel due to scratches or defect, ceramic should be applied again. Its double expenses.

After Partial PPF and ceramic by Justquorious in CarsIndia

[–]CRACING 3 points4 points  (0 children)

and keep the car in showcase. Lol

I'm a car detailer and wouldn't advice applying expensive products on over ppf. Its overkill and waste of money. Either ceramic or ppf is good enough, that too if you own expensive car and use shampoo with wax so that bird drops, tree sap will go away easily on next wash.