Motorcycle Diagram for new riders.
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Wow... What useful information... Since you posted it on a forum dedicated to the CBR250, one might assume the information is specific to that bike. I wasn't aware my CBR250R had:
P.S. - Neither diagram shows the engine location...
- Choke lever
- Clutch Fluid reservoir
- Fuel tank lid
- Fairing Pocket
- Tool kit
- Idle speed adjusting knob
- Shelter lid Lock
- TCS switch (much less TCS)
P.S. - Neither diagram shows the engine location...
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That first picture is more misleading then helpful... 2nd one is still the wrong bike but mostly applicable. Didn't realize that we had an intake duct /sarcasmFor all of you with question on where your fuel goes, or where the engine is, here are a few simple diagrams to assist you..
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Seeing as how neither you or luke realized, the entire thread is sarcasm.
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Not true - I caught the sarcasm immediately, among other characteristics.
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Such as?
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A diagram specific to the CBR250R would be much more helpful to new owners of the bike, as it would show the location of the Flux Capacitor, as well as the Afterburner Diodes. Last night when I got home from my ride, the Flux Capacitor was glowing bright red... not cool man. You would think that a $4000.00 motorcycle would have a decent FC right from the get go. My Harbor Freight FC installation tool is almost worn out. It serves me right for buying a sub standard tool. Live and learn.
Guess if I wasn't so hell bent for riding into the future, I'd get longer life from the stock Flux Capacitors. The old man who lives next door to me, is a retired physicist from Los Alamos National Laboratory. He has been working on a FC heat dissipation module, but the problem is that his prototype is the size of a Toyota Prius, so unless he can shrink it down to fit next to my tool kit hex wrench, I'm SOL. That old man is crazy smart though, he's got a pocket protector, and he's always walking around his backyard, working out some kind of calculations on his slide rule. Like I said, crazy smart.
Guess if I wasn't so hell bent for riding into the future, I'd get longer life from the stock Flux Capacitors. The old man who lives next door to me, is a retired physicist from Los Alamos National Laboratory. He has been working on a FC heat dissipation module, but the problem is that his prototype is the size of a Toyota Prius, so unless he can shrink it down to fit next to my tool kit hex wrench, I'm SOL. That old man is crazy smart though, he's got a pocket protector, and he's always walking around his backyard, working out some kind of calculations on his slide rule. Like I said, crazy smart.
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Same, I was only pointing out that it was poorly executed.
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Does your S/M show the Flux Capacitor? I think my S/M is defective, cause those pages are missing, and a couple pages have been redacted. What the heck is the world coming to?
Now the pop-up advertisements are trying to sell me a Toyota Prius... whats up with that?
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Nice!... guess that's what I'll have to do too. You just don't get much for $70.00 any more do you? I bet Helm's will want us to buy a supplemental S/M.Mine does.
I drew it in to help me out when I work on my bike.
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Oh yah but how do you sharpen the wheels? Mine seems rough when I ride on (not over) railroad tracks. Should I take it to the dealer or just sue Honda.
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You can always trust a man with a pocket protector and an extreme knowledge of physics.
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Plasti Dip could solve all your problems, my friend, and just maybe end world hunger. I'm not 100% sure about that, though.
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I figured it out, just cut out chunks of the tires to lighten it up, should get better gas mileage too.
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I just push mine. 15 miles to work 15 back home, ultimate hypermiling. I get unlitmited mpg, kiss my grits prius.
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