NC35 - CBR125 vs R6 vs OE reg/rec

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NC35 - CBR125 vs R6 vs OE reg/rec

Post by vr6will » Sun Jun 12, 2011 8:26 pm

Hi all,

My reg/rec has failed on my NC35.

Been researching this forum, and seen that the new rec/reg to use is from a CBR125, previously the R6 was the one to use...

I'm off to France on the bike on Friday, so which should I go for?

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Will

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Re: NC35 - CBR125 vs R6 vs OE reg/rec

Post by porndoguk » Sun Jun 12, 2011 10:51 pm

whatever your budget will fit,

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Re: NC35 - CBR125 vs R6 vs OE reg/rec

Post by vr6will » Sun Jun 12, 2011 10:57 pm

Budget not an issue really, after the best reliability really...

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Re: NC35 - CBR125 vs R6 vs OE reg/rec

Post by alexwitham » Sun Jun 12, 2011 11:07 pm

I have an R1 R/R and it works....What more can we ask for?

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Re: NC35 - CBR125 vs R6 vs OE reg/rec

Post by porndoguk » Mon Jun 13, 2011 12:07 am

price = CBR 125

Reliability = R1/R6

still bare in mind a reg/rec can fail at any time.
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Re: NC35 - CBR125 vs R6 vs OE reg/rec

Post by Dynamohum » Mon Jun 13, 2011 12:30 am

had my uk spec reg fail and the r6 one i replaced it with looks identical bar the sh number which is different and lack of wiring plug . unless theres some magic in the yamaha one would think that it will shit itself at some point also... if your heading off to europe would do the system checks that are on forum incuding wiring plugs etc buy a battery and new regulator even an o/e reg and good battery100 tops for both and enjoy your trip to france .

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Re: NC35 - CBR125 vs R6 vs OE reg/rec

Post by Hadies » Mon Jun 13, 2011 8:45 am

If you're going to Europe then I would recommend buying one to replace your knackered one and then buy another to keep under your pillion seat.

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Re: NC35 - CBR125 vs R6 vs OE reg/rec

Post by Cammo » Tue Jun 14, 2011 12:00 am

vr6will wrote:Budget not an issue really, after the best reliability really...
The best units (in my opinion) are none of the ones you've mentioned and are the newer mosfet controlled units, these are the way forward. See this thread for more info:

viewtopic.php?f=10&t=23899&p=167973&hil ... et#p167973

Hadies wrote:If you're going to Europe then I would recommend buying one to replace your knackered one and then buy another to keep under your pillion seat.
+1

I used to keep a spare on my nc30.
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