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1 NeutralAbout Jason Jace Ang
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- Birthday 09/10/1988
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Gender
Male
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Location
Bukit Batok
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License Obtained
Class 2
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Bikes
Yamaha Xmax 300 (current wife) & 5 exes
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Jason Jace Ang started following SBF Tmax Cafe, Macpherson Bike Wash, Rain proof handphone pouch on handle bar? and 3 others
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Rain proof handphone pouch on handle bar?
Jason Jace Ang replied to Jason Jace Ang's topic in Delivery Riders
Thank you for your reply. It is true that most phones are waterproof already..this is more of touching it while hands and surface are wet.. usually u accidentally touch something else.. i.e close the map -
Hi all. My brother has been doing delivery work in the rain lately and he have problem accessing his phone when his phone and/or fingers are wet. Do you guys have any good recommendation? Would like to get one for him. Those pouches with zip tend to get condensation inside or water sips in (low quality)
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Generally.. Loud pipe doesn't save lives with road users having the mentality of "I have my right of way" and of course, with the academically test result from the above. However it does save lives to a certain extend. i.e Loud pipe, provided quality ones (wink wink), do project a significant amount of sound vibration that can be penetrate to most modern vehicles (Unless there is a vacuum layer, which I don't think there is any) even from a distance to the front. Not sure if it is a reason why our local SCDF ambulances have changed their siren to low frequency strong vibration sound but t
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Grab & Go-Jek Closing in on Terms for Merger
Jason Jace Ang replied to SBF's topic in Delivery Riders
School of thought.. Healthy competition = better for mankind... so we will not be status quo in technology and pricing.. More monopoly = bigger moat for new kid to join in... Hopefully more players will come in from the west (Lyft, doordash, bla bla bla) -
From the looks of a TMAX you are likely to experience similar situation. I am 181cm tall with i dunno what inseam.. I too having problem to flat foot both legs (sitting at the comfortable spot) on my XMAX. Unless i move forward, which will put pressure to my groin.. is flat footing very important to you? I know some delivery riders need to flat foot often to "peddle" through stationary traffic and tight foot paths, etc.
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That is true.. and that is quite unfortunate too.. Oh well.. guess we can only organize mini groups.. Do hit me up if you guys have 4 pax and I can join in!
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Will there be a meet up? Quite frankly, after riding my XMAX for almost a year now.. haven been socializing with similar bikers.. haha