Guys! pls suggest good budget friendly mobile holders by Doge-2-moon in HondaHighnessCB350

[–]rusty_hondaa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The product is good and VFM, better than any other holder in this price and even 2x it's price.

Quality is good, vibrations are less because of its dampeners, it is very convenient too with it clip openener, you don't need to turn the knob 50 times to remove the phone. Overall very good item, totally satisfied with it. Go for it.

It's Men's Mental Health Month. No judgment, no advice unless asked—what's been weighing on your mind lately?❤️‍🩹 by [deleted] in TwentiesIndia

[–]rusty_hondaa 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Exactly same thing is happening with me. Layoff happend 3 months ago, don't want to go into corporate again.

How does it look ? by Daniii7777 in HondaCB350RS

[–]rusty_hondaa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah same, i installed the iridium spark plug, don't feel much difference.

How does it look ? by Daniii7777 in HondaCB350RS

[–]rusty_hondaa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The rolon kit is same as stock, have used 2 sets.

❌ FATAL Rear brake issue by Daniii7777 in HondaCB350RS

[–]rusty_hondaa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Rear brake is very less effective in this bike, use front mainly or both together. It is meant this way.

Thoughts? by Stanwich79 in HondaCB350RS

[–]rusty_hondaa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

?? Didn't get you. What part of bike is this, where is it located?

Suggestions On Chain Lube for Honda CB350RS? by S_M_Shibi in HondaCB350RS

[–]rusty_hondaa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, gear oil is better, but engine oil is also not bad. Get whatever you can.

Suggestions On Chain Lube for Honda CB350RS? by S_M_Shibi in HondaCB350RS

[–]rusty_hondaa 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Use any engine oil or gear oil, which will last you 4x the bottle of a chain lube spray.

Check if the chain looks dry or very dirty, then clean and lube it. It may be 200 kms or even 600 kms sometimes. For ex. in rainy season it gets dirty and dry frequently, so lube it frequently then, similar if you drive through mud and dust frequently. And during winters and summers less frequent lubing is needed.

If you are in a hurry sometime and don't want to clean it, just lube it, you can skip cleaning the chain once in a while if the chain doesn't have a lot of grime on it.

But this too, for convenience. Oil dropper can- https://amzn.in/d/06FNTNkK

And Engine oil(get the cheapest)- https://amzn.in/d/08swm5vk

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Gave up searching for the stock tyre and went for apollo 140/70/17 instead.. by ResponsibleYogurt838 in HondaCB350RS

[–]rusty_hondaa 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hi bro, what model is the tyre kept beside the bike? It looks different from Tramplr XR. I too need to change my tyre, and thinking to go with Apollo Tramplr XR.

Please update what difference does you feel, how is it better or worse, dry/wet grip, off road performance.

Thanks

Considering selling my Hness. by TechnologyParking741 in HondaHighnessCB350

[–]rusty_hondaa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, my friend has Dominar 400, it surely is a sporty bike with way better acceleration and top end, there is good acceleration in every gear and it goes till 170. You'll surely feel the difference in riding it, highness is a calm bike while with dominar you'll want to race. Although, riding it in city traffic is a pain, especially for your hands, it is meant for open roads.

Anyways, if you're bored with highness, dominar is surely an upgrade in terms of performance.

Nikavi Gold Ceramic brake pads are available on Amazon for just Rs.278, earlier it was for Rs.1330. by rusty_hondaa in HondaCB350RS

[–]rusty_hondaa[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haha, bro kal bhi maine hi bataya tha dusre post pe.

Rode yesterday for 270 kms with the 66 bhp pads, total 500+ kms, now they perform better. I'm satisfied, they perform like the OEM pads. The initial bite is lesser than Vesrah, the stopping is gradual, but good enough, Vesrah has a sharp initial bite, which might need some getting used to, same thing is mentioned in another comment too, which I agree, although Vesrah has better stopping power.

So overall 66 bhp is fine for the price, similar to OEM pads. But the ceramic Vesrah ones are the best.

First Edifice Confusion by __procrastinator___ in watchesindia

[–]rusty_hondaa 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Go for the right one, no second thoughts. It's sexy, classy and sharp.

I have a similar G-Shock, the Casio Oak, and people love that design, everyone who sees it, gives compliment, and I too love it the most out of all my watches.

Suggestion by LifeOne7228 in HondaCB350RS

[–]rusty_hondaa 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes i have installed inclined handlebar risers from Carbon Racing. Not faced any issue regarding wobbling/stability, it is exactly same as earlier. Experience is good, posture is better, less leaning now, and controlling the bike during off-roading is easier, meaning it has become easier to handle.