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Hi all,


I have been skimming the internet for a couple of days trying to figure out what the correct valve clearance is for my cross city - lots of forum posts everywhere asking the same, but no real answer (I could find). I can't find a shop e-manual either, and the engine is variably claimed to be a honda CG, CLR , xl/r , CB or a chinese brand. The user manual helpfully advises to adjust the clearance if necessary, and thats it :evil:


Maybe somebody can help me out here? Any advice / help much appreciated :)

Posted

I will check out the pdf once I'm home (with caution ;) ), thanks.

Couldn't find it listed on the Halford website unfortunately.


It is quite new, first registered in late 2015.. but turned noisier (after a day of rougher riding) to the point that I'm worried about serious damage, so thought it most prudent to make sure the valves are set right.

Posted
Ooh! Ooh! I can do the Spanner thing for once, too!

http://die-kleinkraftrad-ig.de/wissensdatenbank/reparaturanleitungcg125.pdf

This is the one I use when I have to do stuff on my CG :thumb:


If it's anything like mine, it'll be bloody noisy no matter what you do with it :lol:

 

Thanks I'll check it out! You German by any chance?


While it is a noisy piece, it's definitely more so than it should be right now :lol: its the typical (or so I've read) clicking noise.

Posted

Nah, Cambridge boy through and through. Just found that through a bit of searching online, linked on a forum somewhere.


I'm not sure just how much noise is normal for a CG, and I figure I'm better off not knowing :lol:

I keep it serviced and I check the valves every now and then, that should be good enough :P

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Nah, Cambridge boy through and through. Just found that through a bit of searching online, linked on a forum somewhere.


I'm not sure just how much noise is normal for a CG, and I figure I'm better off not knowing :lol:

I keep it serviced and I check the valves every now and then, that should be good enough :P

 

Fair enough! :)


Here's a bit of trivia - Spanner is colloquial for peeping tom in German ;) no offence intended

Posted
Ooh! Ooh! I can do the Spanner thing for once, too!

http://die-kleinkraftrad-ig.de/wissensdatenbank/reparaturanleitungcg125.pdf

This is the one I use when I have to do stuff on my CG :thumb:


If it's anything like mine, it'll be bloody noisy no matter what you do with it :lol:

 


Btw my engine has an OHC I believe, so might not be too similar after all.. however your manual mentions the CB 125 as an OHC engine,

and the valve settings are .08mm + .12mm vs .08mm for both on the CG.

I might check whether mine diverge significantly even in their un-aligned state.

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Little bit more info,

clearances.JPG

and have a look here

https://www.scribd.com/doc/129446337/Derbi-Technical-Training-2010-125-4T-4V

 

Thank you, I believe the 4T is only used in the Derbi GPR and is structurally different, but the instructions are great.

I will try and get more clarity based on engine number once I get home from work before 11pm some day ;)


Really appreciate all the help gents! I'll keep you posted how it goes.

  • 3 weeks later...
Posted

For anyone who stumbles across this;

I called up a garage and they suggested

.08-.12 (.10) intake

.10-.14 (.12) outlet

based on their database (Derbi Cross City 125).

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