Today I had a slight accident with my favorite motorbike, namely the CVT belt of my Vario motorbike broke in the middle of the road. It's natural, I have used my beloved Vario motorbike for 4 years since 2019, so it's natural that my CVT motorbike belt broke today.
And my biggest mistake was that the last time I serviced this motorbike, I didn't replace the CVT belt with a new one, even though the mechanic had recommended me to replace the CVT belt because the condition was starting to get worse and had a little crack on the inner rubber.
As a result, I had to drive my motorbike to a repair shop. When I arrived at the repair shop, I immediately asked the mechanic to check what damage had occurred to my motorbike. The mechanic at this repair shop immediately opened my motorbike's CVT to check what parts were damaged.
After checking, it turned out that it was only the CVT belt that was damaged or broken and I had to replace it with a new one. I immediately asked the mechanic to replace the CVT belt with a new one for my motorbike.
I asked to be replaced by the original Astra Honda Motor (AHM) CVT belt or the original CVT belt. I also asked to have my motorbike's CVT serviced so that it feels lighter when the motorbike is being carried.
After cleaning all the parts of my motorbike's CVT, the mechanic replaced my motorbike's CVT belt with a new one. The price for this new CVT belt is $15 USD, the price is quite expensive because I replaced it with a good and original one so that it lasts a long time.
Then I paid $8 USD for the service. After my motorbike had been repaired, I immediately went to my destination which was not far from the repair shop.
After replacing the CVT belt when riding my motorbike, it feels lighter and smoother when on the gas because the power transmitted by the engine to the tires is not hampered in the slightest by the CVT compartment because the belt has been replaced and the CVT compartment has also been serviced.
For Hivers friends, I hope we are all healthy and smooth on every journey. See you in the next post.