CG125 stuff.

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Re: CG125 stuff.

Post by Capitano » Fri Sep 04, 2015 7:11 am

Happy Biker wrote:Just bought this Chinese CG125 copy to replace the Chinese Riders Cub.[imImageg][/img]
A friend's Son had one near identical to that one and swapped the tank and side panel badges for Honda ones. :)

Interestingly enough his had a similar aftermarket silencer fitted but he stuck on a pattern exhaust from WeMoto after complaints from neighbours about him starting it up at 5 am! It ran better and he claimed it was quicker with the more restrictive pattern pipe on. It was a LOT quieter, I know that.

It was a few years ago now but I put him onto WeMoto for the pipe and I'm pretty sure it was this one.

http://www.wemoto.com/bikes/honda/cg_12 ... _complete/

All in all it was a very sweet little bike and served him well once he'd got through the previous-owner-caused niggles.

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Re: CG125 stuff.

Post by Diesel Dave » Fri Sep 04, 2015 9:34 am

Anyone remember the 70's when all the OEM silencers rotted away and nobody would buy new Honda parts 'cos they were sooooo expensive.

Every 4 stroke bike around ended up with a set of Dunstall 'silencers' - I use the term advisedly because they were the noisiest things you could buy and gave every bike a big flat spot (more likely a big hole) in the middle of the throttle.

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Re: CG125 stuff.

Post by Capitano » Fri Sep 04, 2015 3:13 pm

Dunstall Decibels, yep! One of my CD175s had a set on ... funnily enough the one with a big flat spot in the mid rev range. The one that sounded fast but wasn't.

They are still making pattern ones... and they still perform exactly the same.

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Re: CG125 stuff.

Post by TimeBandit » Fri Sep 04, 2015 7:40 pm

I run a white Brazilian CG and its ok.. Scrapped a kids quad a bit back for the engine which is a chink 150 version.. Still sat on the bench!!
Pipe wise i run an aftermarket silencer which gives it a nice thumpy sound..
It may be a 12v jobbie but lights are dire so fitted a small cree led driving lamp... Bike was my eldest's but one off to many put paid to his biking days!

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Re: CG125 stuff.

Post by stevew » Fri Sep 04, 2015 9:56 pm

Added "Gold bling" today

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And, see that side stand that needs a new rubber? Well they are close on £7 'cos they have to come all the way from Japan :shock: :o
Same for a Cub too....................................................... :roll:

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Re: CG125 stuff.

Post by Happy Biker » Fri Sep 04, 2015 10:53 pm

Thanks for the help Capitano. That exhaust looks more like what it needs. I went on a 140 mile round trip to Coventry Transport Museum last weekend with Alan CF and a few others and had to back off the throttle in built up areas as it was scaring too many people, and deafening me! I also think it will help with the performance as it did feel as though there was a flat spot in the mid-range revs, and it will definitely help avoid the attention of the police on runs through Matlock Bath :D The bike is a 2008 year that had 650 miles on it when I bought it.

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Re: CG125 stuff.

Post by RoadCar » Mon Sep 07, 2015 11:43 am

I nearly brought a 2008 CG a few years ago from local bike shop. Only thing that put me off was the colour was this ghastly silver. Too bland.

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Re: CG125 stuff.

Post by stevew » Mon Sep 07, 2015 1:49 pm

RoadCar wrote:I nearly brought a 2008 CG a few years ago from local bike shop. Only thing that put me off was the colour was this ghastly silver. Too bland.
Mmm...pot of red Hammerite would have done wonders :twisted: :twisted:

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Re: CG125 stuff.

Post by Alan CF » Mon Sep 07, 2015 5:54 pm

New tool purchased to removed the timing gear from both types of CG cranks, :P

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Two new CG cylinders purchased for some big bore projects, ;) ;)

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Re: CG125 stuff.

Post by Diesel Dave » Mon Sep 07, 2015 6:04 pm

Al do the electric start versions share the same crank as the other CDI versions?

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