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  1. motopsycho
    Hi all, bought this for my wife but she wore it 2 times and left it in the stores room. Condition is as good as brand new 9.5/10. Bought it from Piaggo Singapore Ai De Hua for $404.46 after GST. I still have receipt proof. Selling $240 negotiable Contact me 9475 9883
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    Selling my AFX FX-41 helmet 2XL for head sizes 64-65cm However, I am a size 62cm and sits comfortably. often described as storm trooper's helmet with Aggressive angles, suitable for motard or streetfighter type bikes! 90% in good condition! Small dings from lightly dropping and hitting tree branches. Top air intake vent is missing probably still stuck on a tree. i1061.photobucket.com/...0687584160 All attachments unused. Smells like shampoo! liners are washed very regularly and just washed for this sale. collect at kaki bukit area during work hrs only. text: 92229 seven eleven
  3. motopsycho
    Thank you for your inquiries...still avail
  4. motopsycho
    Selling my AFX FX-41 helmet 2XL for head sizes 64-65cm However, I am a size 62cm and sits comfortably. often described as storm trooper's helmet with Aggressive angles, suitable for motard or streetfighter type bikes! Small dings from lightly dropping and hitting tree branches. Top air intake vent is missing probably still stuck on a tree. All attachments unused. Smells like shampoo! liners are washed very regularly and just washed for this sale. collect at kaki bukit area during work hrs only. text: 92229 seven eleven
  5. motopsycho
    Hi is your muffler still available?
  6. motopsycho
    SOLD! and discount given to a nice buyer! Thanks for viewing
  7. motopsycho
    Just a quick survey, any riders here tried out Evans Waterless coolant?
  8. motopsycho
    Forgot to say the magic word..negotiable!
  9. motopsycho
    Otter steel toe safety boots for sale. $90 Used less than 3hr. On tarmac grounds. Text 92229711 or whatsapp me for more pictures.
  10. motopsycho
    Oh!! I have a hard on!
  11. motopsycho
    Hello Ahasif, Did you see any big bike stuffs? Example headers and front ends?
  12. motopsycho
    What if i might add that if the owner wants to give away free? would anyone one here then take up this challenge to rebuilt it? Or It is still too much trouble to go through?
  13. motopsycho
    Sadly the 12s and the 14s are way of my budget. Also with an old bike i can work on it my self:) Does anyone know if the zzr1100 are high maintenance machines? considering the age of these bikes are at least 10 yr and more is the power still decent?
  14. motopsycho
    Hi there! nice ride! I gave been itching to start a project so been viewing and looking around recently. Viewed a ZZR 1100 94 D model recently. its got a leaking engine, sticky throttle and clanky gear box. Overall looks of it i will rate it 3/10. Do you think it'll be a good idea to work on something like this or patiently wait for something better to come along? Crossed my mind too to fighter this machine:)
  15. motopsycho
    Do you think it will be possible to clear coat it at a body shop? Or mabe even from a spray can? what i am afraid of is without primer clear coat won't stick.
  16. motopsycho
    what about rust? Will it rust when exposed to weather?
  17. motopsycho
    yea that is correct. using 1000 grid sand paper to wet sand will only remove microns of paint. if not confident then use 2000 grid also can. even more fine. i know the idea seem funny. but because oil compound from his wax during his rescue efforts have sipped into the matt paint job thus making it shine. To rid that, this method works just wipe dry aftr that and end of story. If it was to remove blurry fine scratches from clear coated paint jobs, smooth peanut butter also can. but in this case it is a matt finish so..wet sanding.
  18. motopsycho
    Actually, there is a way that might just work! Wet Sanding the bright shiny patch. Use 1000 grid sand paper that you can buy from hardware shop and wet sand it. thats how the car work shop do it to roughen surface for clear coat. nothing to loose right? all the best!
  19. motopsycho
    Here is me giving a 2nd life to a old leather chair and bike seat. Salvaged some sponge and uphostry from a discarded office chair. I had in mind the back of an old leather sofa but never come across one. That would have been a good source of material possibly even the cleanest as no butts would land there for sure! Some packing material and air-con insulation and about 200 staples. You will need the notice board gun staples makes your job way easy. no sure how long this will last but when time comes i'll do it all over again in whatever colour material I may come across. its fun and most importantly its green too!
  20. motopsycho
    If your cloth turns black means there is poison!!! no la its only lacquar or could be oxide.
  21. motopsycho
    Bravo!! impressive!!! I have a question though! Did you shoot clear coat after your black paint? I am also in the process of a project bike.
  22. motopsycho
    At your nearest supermarkets, ntuc outlets, or phoon huat aka Red Man store:)
  23. motopsycho
    For all you handies out here I have just discovered a miracle powder!!! only $1plus. Baking Soda!! Restores your chrome better than any other expensive products available in the market best of all it is enviromentally friendly! just wet a piece of sponge, sprinkle baking soda and wipe over dull area! make sure to wear sunglass while doing it! because it will shine! happy cleaning!
  24. motopsycho
    try this use a 1)******* file and flatten the surface. Busturd file.. roughest file.. 2)centre punch in the middle of the extractor. 3)drill through... But make sure to check its depth and not to go too deep. there is a shop along King george that custom brake lines and exhaust links they also sell bleeding screws. about $3.50 if i am not wrong.... Bring your old one along so that try the thread out.
  25. motopsycho
    I am facing the same problem now. I intend to dril out the insides of the old screw and slowly remove the thread. Make sure to replace new ones with stainless steel nipples. they are alot more hardy. BTW heli screw set cost about $80
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