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Horme Hardware. http://www.horme.com.sg/page.aspx?p=locateus. You should be able to find 1 here. Happy hunting.

Wow! Bro 600km is a long way down with a PCX if I could see correctly. Must be a perlious journey & lots of potholes to avoid. Just wondering how long for you to reach there. Anyway godspeed!

Here’s a quick update after using Engine Ice for more than 1 month. I must say I am very happy with the result which is completely the opposite of some people expecting, engine temp is now better managed than the previous one, hot air blew out from the vents are not so burning hot as before, no sign of engine abnormality. I don’t think I need any other better coolant, This bloody one served me well! I would say not all coolant are suitable for every engine, but you can find one that fit your bike engine. Thanks for reading.

Used items of Gilera Runner ST200 year 2012 for sales. 1. Rear suspension (1 pair) 2. Rear-view mirrors (1 pair, some cracks on the transparent plastic holder, mirrors perfect) 3. Original brake levers Interested? Kindly send pm or sms 96687350. Thank you.

Used items of Gilera Runner ST200 year 2012 for sales. 1. Rear suspension (1 pair) 2. Rear-view mirrors (1 pair, some cracks on the transparent plastic holder, mirrors perfect) Interested? Kindly send pm. Thank you.

Thanks for the info, in your analyses if 80 units of the heat still retain in the engine, under prolong usage what kind damages would I expect? Is it rough idling, power lost or something else more serious?

Thanks for the info, if there's a misconception, may I know what kind consequence do I expect? What are the damages can occur? What type of coolant do you recommend?

Recently i DIY coolant change to my bike. It was not as difficult as what i used to think. Here’s how. I started by removing the 3 screws in the water pump cover (Runner riders you should know where). I put a plastic container underneath and allow all the old coolant to drained out from the pump cover hoses and with the cap of the reserve tank open. I used 2x 1.5 litres bottles of distilled water bought from NTUC to flushed out the old coolant. I didn’t use the “laychay” method of flushing, because no residue or algae was found in the old coolant. Once this is done, i install the new rubber O-ring and put back the pump cover and filled up with distilled water and let it circulated for a couple of minutes while the engine on. Then I flushed it all out again with the remaining water, installed back the pump cover & finally filled up the system with Engine Ice coolant. The results - engine temperature actually dropped by at least 1 mark, stationary. 2 marks when cruising. Hot air blown out from the vents is no longer unbearable as before. The cooling fan didn’t even kick in during traffic congestion. Really cool! With such a significantly good result. I wonder how come some members are saying Engine Ice is no good. I don't promote EI, but I believed other brands are equally good if done correctly. Anyway i’ll continue to monitor the performance for a few weeks and see how it goes. I hope Runner riders may find this info useful. Go on, roll up your sleeves and add some icing to your engine. Thanks for reading.

There is no need for any special maintenance. Just do regular maintenance as per service manual like other bike i.e. change oil, coolant, drive belt, roller weights, etc. See here for Runner ST200 service manual: http://boonrod.com/files/misc/files/Gilera%20Runner%20ST%20200.pdf Good luck.

What happened to the Runner owner thread? Looks dead!

It is absurd! Now bike COE price costs more than a class 2B bikes itself. Let's just do our part, hold back from buying new bike for a few months like what DeusExMachina says. If bike sales are not moving, COE price may fall, eventually.

You bought your bike new or 2nd hand? If 2nd hand could means previous mechanic did a poor job in engine overhaul. I never like do overhaul to an engine.

That's correct, thanks to the SG unique COE system!

Pay by OCBC card, 14% off total patrol bill. Average almost $2 off every refill.

New bike? Yes, it's normal.