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    Foodpanda Rider Recruitment -  New Joiner Incentive

    @FoodPanda Foodpanda's rider recruitment team have announced a New Joiner Incentive Promotion for this New Year 2022 and CNY! 
    Kick off your rider journey with some friendly competition. 😉
    Check out and click the image below for more details on how you can win an extra +$500!
    Click here to view your results.

     
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    Unique Motorsports January 2022 New Promo sales (Hurry Up!..)

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    Contact Unique Motorsports

    (UM @ Kaki Bukit) ~ 1 Kaki Bukit Ave 6 #02-54 S(417883)
    Izz 92278999 / 68446378

    (UM @ Toh Guan)~ 48 Toh Guan Rd East #02-140 S(608586)
    MJ 92718999 / 65154978

    (UM @ Woodlands) ~ 280 Woodlands Ind Park E5 #01-43 S(757322)
    Zul 84818999 / 63392178

    Open: Monday to Friday 10am-6.30pm
    Open Saturday: 10am-5.30pm
    Close Sunday & PH
    For more awesome deals from Unique Motorsports, be sure to check out their vendor folder location here:
    https://www.singaporebikes.com/forum/82-unique-motorsports-pte-ltd/
     















     
    SBF
    Foodpanda Rider Recruitment - Exciting New Year 2022 Promotion 
    @FoodPanda Foodpanda's rider recruitment team has something exciting brewing for the new joiners in the year 2022! 🤩
    Fresh year, Fresh start!
    Join them today for exciting rewards and incentives to kickstart your 2022.
    Like their FB page, https://www.facebook.com/foodpandaridersSG/, to stay connected with the latest announcements around our foodpanda rider community. 
     

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    SBF
    Racing World GIVEAWAY: 12pcs of EVO RS9 helmet to be won (12 Lucky Winners can choose the graphic and size) 1. Like and Share this Facebook post 2. Tag 3 of your friends in this post Terms & Conditions: -Contest will end on 31st January 2022 -12 Lucky Winners will be picked on 3rd February 2022 -Winners' photos will be posted on our social media pages Visit @Racing World: 8 Ubi Road 2 Zervex #01-14/#01-11 Singapore 408538, Monday to Saturday (10am to 7pm), closed on Sunday and Public Holiday

    Shop at: www.singaporeracingworld.com (Note: Trade in deal only available for walk in purchase)
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    Visit Racing World: 8 Ubi Road 2 Zervex #01-14/#01-11 Singapore 408538
    E-Shop: https://www.singaporeracingworld.com/
    For more promotions and deals from Racing World, do visit their vendor folder on SBF located here:
    https://www.singaporebikes.com/forum/376-racing-world-s-pte-ltd/
    Visit Racing World @ 8 Ubi Road 2 Zervex #01-14/#01-11 Singapore 408538, 10am to 7pm, Closed on Sunday and PH
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    Racing World: Happy 2022 New Year Promotion 
    Here is a happy a reason to hit the road with more joy this new year! Racing world have launched New Year Promotion Sale with various international brands. Many trade in deals (for walk in customers) and huge discounts on the helmets, engine oils, accessories and other merchandise.

     
    Visit @Racing World: 8 Ubi Road 2 Zervex #01-14/#01-11 Singapore 408538, Monday to Saturday (10am to 7pm), closed on Sunday and Public Holiday

    Shop at: www.singaporeracingworld.com (Note: Trade in deal only available for walk in purchase)
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    Visit Racing World: 8 Ubi Road 2 Zervex #01-14/#01-11 Singapore 408538
    E-Shop: https://www.singaporeracingworld.com/
    For more promotions and deals from Racing World, do visit their vendor folder on SBF located here:
    https://www.singaporebikes.com/forum/376-racing-world-s-pte-ltd/
    Visit Racing World @ 8 Ubi Road 2 Zervex #01-14/#01-11 Singapore 408538, 10am to 7pm, Closed on Sunday and PH
    Or shop online @ www.singaporeracingworld.com































     
     
    SBF
    Chong Aik: Latest TRAX TZ301 Motorcycle Sunvisor Helmet
    Get geared up with the optimal protection for the road and against the glaring sun with the all-new #TRAX TZ301 - TRAX's latest lineup of PSB APPROVED motorcycle open-face helmet, ideal for daily use and provides the rider with the much-needed features such as ventilation, removable and washable top and cheek pad, and sun visor! @ChongAik
    ❗❗ NOW AVAILABLE - AVAILABLE FROM SIZE S UP TO 2XL ❗❗
    ✅ PSB APPROVED Helmet
    🛒 Purchase from us and have our products delivered right at your doorsteps at the comfort of your home! Visit and message us at www.chongaik.com.sg to order!
    🛍️ Various options available: https://www.chongaik.com.sg/311-trax-tz301

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    SBF
    Racing World: New Arrival - 2022 EVO RS9 HELMET With Trade-In Promo     NEW ARRIVAL: 2022 EVO RS9 HELMET (PSB Approved) With Trade-In Promo Now   Solid NOW: $99.90 (U.P. $129.90) Trade-In and save $10: After Trade-In $89.90   Graphic NOW: $119.90 (U.P. $149.90) Trade-In and save $20: After Trade-In $99.90   Visit @Racing World: 8 Ubi Road 2 Zervex #01-14/#01-11 Singapore 408538, Monday to Saturday (10am to 7pm), closed on Sunday and Public Holiday

    Shop at: www.singaporeracingworld.com (Note: Trade in deal only available for walk in purchase)
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    Visit Racing World: 8 Ubi Road 2 Zervex #01-14/#01-11 Singapore 408538
    E-Shop: https://www.singaporeracingworld.com/
    For more promotions and deals from Racing World, do visit their vendor folder on SBF located here:
    https://www.singaporebikes.com/forum/376-racing-world-s-pte-ltd/
    Visit Racing World @ 8 Ubi Road 2 Zervex #01-14/#01-11 Singapore 408538, 10am to 7pm, Closed on Sunday and PH
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    For us, one of the best aspects of the Italjet stand at this years EICMA was the stripped-down Dragster displayed on a ramp which you could move up and down and take a close look at exactly how the Dragster is designed & engineered.
    Italjet Singapore exclusive distributor: Scooter Narcotics

    109 Kaki Bukit Ave 1, Singapore 415989
    Tel: +65 9009 2371
    If you've missed our initial article on the Italjet Dragster, more details on specs, arrival in Singapore, and how you can purchase your very own piece of art:
     

    Not many manufacturers, especially scooter manufacturers, would ever dare display their bikes naked at a show, as typically, all the ugly bits or design shortcuts are hidden underneath the panels.

    When you get the chance to see the Dragster exposed like this, you realise what makes it unique and why the Dragster is in a different league than any other scooter ever made. It would seem that Massimo Tartarini, the designer of the Dragster and President of the company, has put just as much effort into designing the bits you wouldn't usually see as he did the sculptured outer panels.

    Every little detail is placed perfectly and with careful thought, even down to things like the ABS pump, wiring and fuel tank.  
    Italjet are famous for their frame design, The trellis frame on the Dragster looks impressive with or without the panels, but when stripped down, you can really appreciate its modular nature and see the various pieces that fit together to form the core on which the Dragster is built.

    One thing people need to understand about the Dragster is this is not simply a product Italjet want to release to make money, but it has real passion behind it. Italjet wants to show the world what they can do and how they refuse to conform to the normal, and the new Dragster couldn't be any further away from normal. 

    Massimo commented in a recent interview that he is not interested in creating a sensible commuter vehicle; instead, Italjet has a key focus on high-end machines that break the mould and stick the middle finger up to practicality. 

    The Dragster appeals to those who have an eye for design and appreciate engineering its fair to say the level of detail on the Dragster is easily on par with the likes of MV Augusta or Ducati, You could even argue it's in some ways better. Taking this into account, the Dragster is exceptionally good value for money. Some people have said it's a bit expensive for a scooter, but the Dragster is so much more than a scooter. Its automotive artwork driven by a true passion for innovation and design.

    These days we find many manufacturers sharing components, copying other people's designs or simply rebadging otherwise identical vehicles. So it's a real breath of fresh air to see a new scooter that is entirely bespoke, except for the Piaggio engine that powers the new Dragster.

    The original Dragster was considered by many as one of the best scooters ever made. Well, it's back and ready to take its throne back. To me, it also signifies one final hurrah before we are all forced to go electric. 

    Long live the King!
    Excerpt from Bobby Becks.

    SBF
    We’ve just had word that Cardo Systems is giving us an upgraded line of Bluetooth communicators – and the word on the street is that these puppies can now be updated completely wirelessly. Now we finally have more details on these products and they will be arriving in Singapore some time in January 2022 through Cardo's exclusive distributor - Chong Aik International Pte Ltd!
     
    Cardo is distributed exclusively in Singapore by Chong Aik International Pte Ltd

    45 Desker Road, Singapore 209576
    Phone: (+65) 6294 2532/1
    Open on: Mon-Fri: 09:00am-06:00pm / Sat: 09:00am-05:00pm
    Be sure to check back here on SingaporeBikes.com for when we get our hands on the first sets of Cardo's new product range dropping January 2022!
    Cardo Systems’ pedigree in wireless com devices stretches as far back as the first decade of Y2K when they started selling the world’s first wireless Bluetooth earpieces for early cellphones under the brand name “Scala”. 

    The viral success of these little Bluetooth units launched the company into their present brand name and current successes – the most recent press release of which flaunts two new entry-level offerings. 

     
    Spirit + Spirit HD
    Download full technical detailed specification here:
    Cardo SPIRIT
    SPIRIT _press guide.pdf
    Cardo Sprit HD
    SPIRIT HD_press guide.pdf


    General
    *1-2 Riders*
    Talk Time
    10 hours (13 for HD model)
    Range
    0.25 miles (0.4 miles for the HD)
    Charging Time
    Up to 2 hours talk time after 20 minutes of charging
    Standby Time 
    10 Days
    Compatibility
    Universal
    Operating Temperature
    -4 Farenheit to 131 Farenheit (-20 Celsius to 55 Celsius)
    Software Updates
    Over-the-air updates
    USB cable updates
    Device Settings
    Cardo Connect App
    Other Features
    Waterproof
    FM Radio (HD version only)
    Operating frequencies 76-108 MHz RDS – Radio Data systems 6 preset station memory Dimensions
    Speakers
    Diameter: 32mm | Depth: 10mm
    32mm (40mm HD for the HD)
    Main Unit
    Height: 47mm | Length: 78mm
    Depth: 19mm | Weigh
    Freecom 2X + Freecom 4X
     
    Download full technical detailed specification here:
    Cardo Freecom 2X
    Freecom 2x press guide.pdf
    Cardo Freecom 4X
    FREECOM 4x press guide.pdf

    General
    *1-2 riders, 1-4 riders for the 4X*
    Talk Time
    10 hours (13 for 4X)
    Range
    0.5 miles (0.75 miles for the 4X)
    Charging Time
    Up to 2 hours talk time after 20 minutes of charging
    Standby Time 
    10 Days
    Compatibility
    Universal
    Operating Temperature
    -4 Farenheit to 131 Farenheit (-20 Celsius to 55 Celsius)
    Software Updates
    Over-the-air updates
    USB cable updates
    Device Settings
    Cardo Connect App
    Other Features
    Waterproof
    FM Radio (HD version only)
    Operating frequencies 76-108 MHz RDS – Radio Data systems 6 preset station memory Dimensions
    Speakers
    Diameter: 32mm | Depth: 10mm
    40MM JBL
    Main Unit
    Height: 47mm | Length: 78mm
    Depth: 19mm | Weigh

    Be sure to check the new additions to the lineup on Cardo Systems’ official website; in the meantime, stay tuned for a review on one of these units, and as always – stay safe on the twisties.
    SBF
    When Honda first teased the bike – that eventually came to be known as the CB200X – everyone one, including me, got a little too excited hoping for an entry-level adventure bike. However, that is not what this is as it is a CB after all and not a CRF or NX. While Honda’s CB range is quite extensive, they are mostly meant for the road. However, this one has a little X in its name and let me tell you what that’s all about.

    Honda CB200X: design

    The X, in this case, has resulted in some big cosmetic changes. Firstly, they’ve added a semi-fairing that looks the part and the front end borrows heavily from the CB500X, with sharp lines and long shrouds on both sides. The 200X also gets a windscreen that looks nice and does a fairly decent job of wind protection while giving the motorcycle a taller stance.
    More ADV-like touches come in the form of knuckle guards that have the LED turn indicators neatly integrated – something you find in exotic ADVs like the Ducati Multistradas. Honda has also made sure the fairing flows nicely with the fuel tank and that has resulted in changes to the outside of the 12-litre tank. This CB also has a redesigned belly pan, but it is made of plastic and is purely a cosmetic element. From the rear, the bike looks identical to the Hornet 2.0 with the unique X-shaped LED tail-light.
    Honda CB200X: features

    Sadly, there haven’t been any additions to the features list and the bike still uses the simple digital display that’s missing Bluetooth connectivity. Like on the Hornet 2.0, this negative LCD display has five levels to adjust brightness, two trip meters, a battery voltage meter and a gear-position indicator. The hazard light switch is quite useful, to be sure, but it turns off when you switch the ignition off. The CB200X is also missing features like a USB charging socket or a more practical touring-style grab rail with easy luggage mount points.

    Honda CB200X: handling and ride

    The handlebar has been raised 61mm and brought closer to the rider by 50mm. The seat is about 23mm longer and padded differently to aid comfort – it sits slightly higher at 810mm as a result. The foot peg placement wasn’t too aggressive on the Hornet 2.0, which is why it works in this format. I quite like the upright riding position and feel it works rather well with the easy-going nature of this bike. The taller handlebar results in the front-end feeling slightly less connected, but it is a small price to pay for the added comfort that comes with this riding position. The bike also sifts through traffic well and doesn’t feel big or cumbersome.
    The CB200X is 5kg heavier than the Hornet, but at 147kg, it is still very light and hasn’t lost its agility. The block-pattern tyres will probably help to an extent on rough terrain, but the grippier Maxxis tyres that the Hornet comes with would have been better. With 167mm ground clearance, the CB200X can definitely do some mild off-roading, but to the same extent as the Hornet as the suspension and wheel sizes remain unchanged. However, if you plan on taking it off-road a lot, it’d be best if you remove the main stand as it hangs a bit too low.

    The ride quality is similar to the Hornet’s and is set-up slightly firmer than most sub-Rs 2 lakh Hondas. The front does have some give, but the rear could have been slightly softer in this application. Slowing this bike down does require a good pull at the brake lever but it gets the job done. The X gets single-channel ABS, like the Hornet, but a switchable system would have been nice at this price point. However, this does mean that you can slide around the rear wheel for fun.
    Honda CB200X: engine and gearbox

    As for the engine, it’s the same air-cooled, two-valve unit as the one on the Hornet 2.0. We had the opportunity to test that bike a few months ago and it took 14 seconds to get to 100kph – not a class-leading number – but it isn’t bad. Given that this is the same bike underneath, albeit slightly heavier, we can expect similar performance.

    The 200 in the name is a bit misleading because this is still a 184.4cc motor. Nevertheless, this engine sounds refined at idle, but a bit stressed as you get higher in the rev range. That being said, the vibrations are well isolated and you get hints of them through the foot pegs near the redline. Like on the Hornet, the CB200X’s punchy low and mid-range is enjoyable. Despite missing a six-speed gearbox, it does around 95kph without feeling like it’s working too hard, but anything above 110kph is when it starts to struggle.
    It may look like a long-distance tourer, but like its naked sibling, the city is where this powertrain excels. The engine is tractable and lets you carry very low speeds than you are used to, in higher gears. Pair that to the light clutch and you have a really good motorcycle to take on traffic.

    Honda CB200X: should you buy one?

    The Honda CB200X is now available at motorcycle dealers here in Singapore, though no word from official Honda distributor Boon Siew Honda yet. We suspect being an India domestic model, the CB200X will not be something we see being sold through the authorised channels. Initially sensing in the market, with COE at an almost all-time high of S$9,601, there is quite a premium placed on the Honda CB200X hovering at around S$16,000-S$18,000 on the road. While that is quite a gap for similar equipment, it does buy you additional road presence thanks to design elements like the proportionate fairing, the windscreen and the neat knuckle guards. You are also seated in a more upright and comfy manner and that certainly has its advantages as well. Ultimately, these are the reasons to consider buying this motorcycle.
    Honda CB200X Review:
     

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