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[CLOSED] SBF Yamaha Spark135

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bubu Newbie

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Originally posted by princess_chiaki@Nov 21 2006, 01:54 PM

i'm using x-ring coz my mech did advise me that it's more durable (lasting)~

 

oh well.... i could never remember the difference between those 2 anyway~ blast my old brain.... :sweat:

which shop u got and how muchie :smile:

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Hi to all out there! Can anyone recommend me any racing footrest with pillion that is the cheapest and good?? How much is it and wat brand.. thx in advance..! :smile:

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yOs_bikey if u kenna roadblock, b4 moving off, press ur kill switch then kickstart many times and curse ur bike, then push it a few hundred meters away and off u go

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necrosis Newbie

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Hello everyone i need some help on my bike, I am looking for the biggest rim and tires that i can fit on my spark. I am not into speed just want to have alot of grip and contact surface. It will affect my Fuel comsumption but that is ok. And witout going to JB where can i get them locally as in the rims. 2.5' rims and big fat tires is what i am looking for. I had enough of flat tires in the past 6months, twice in front and once on the rear. lucky thing is that i am a relax rider so when they blew out i could react in time. The last time i had a flat was 11years ago on my YAM XT225 so This bike gives me 3 flats in 6 months is really bizzare :giddy: Please help me by intro any shop that i can go to. Thank you.

CarroTT Newbie

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Originally posted by hellsfury@Dec 8 2006, 09:25 AM

yOs_bikey if u kenna roadblock, b4 moving off, press ur kill switch then kickstart many times and curse ur bike, then push it a few hundred meters away and off u go

waaakakakakaakakaakakaaaa , very good idea

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y0s_bikey Newbie

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Originally posted by jinada@Dec 8 2006, 03:02 AM

yos: wat website did u get those pics from?

dats my friend's bikes in indonesia... keke

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y0s_bikey Newbie

y0s_bikey

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Originally posted by hellsfury@Dec 8 2006, 09:25 AM

yOs_bikey if u kenna roadblock, b4 moving off, press ur kill switch then kickstart many times and curse ur bike, then push it a few hundred meters away and off u go

haha dats not bad a idea... but the prob is our bike got not kill switch

another things some police are helpful den they will help u push the bike and start... i ever see before lo...

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y0s_bikey Newbie

y0s_bikey

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Originally posted by necrosis@Dec 8 2006, 09:27 AM

Hello everyone i need some help on my bike, I am looking for the biggest rim and tires that i can fit on my spark. I am not into speed just want to have alot of grip and contact surface. It will affect my Fuel comsumption but that is ok. And witout going to JB where can i get them locally as in the rims. 2.5' rims and big fat tires is what i am looking for. I had enough of flat tires in the past 6months, twice in front and once on the rear. lucky thing is that i am a relax rider so when they blew out i could react in time. The last time i had a flat was 11years ago on my YAM XT225 so This bike gives me 3 flats in 6 months is really bizzare :giddy: Please help me by intro any shop that i can go to. Thank you.

i believe currently in the market the widest is 2.15, 2.5 cant go anywhere beyond dat...

btw u are looking for sports or spoke rims?

sports rims will have some difficulty spoke rims will b easier for a wide rims

but once again spokes is abit more troublesome when flat... due to tube

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chiaki Newbie

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Originally posted by necrosis@Dec 8 2006, 09:27 AM

This bike gives me 3 flats in 6 months is really bizzare :giddy:

what type of flat... puncture or what??? do u have a habit of goin on the road shoulder...??

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Refugee Newbie

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Originally posted by y0s_bikey@Dec 8 2006, 11:36 AM

haha dats not bad a idea... but the prob is our bike got not kill switch

another things some police are helpful den they will help u push the bike and start... i ever see before lo...

just release clutch on gear 2.. let the bike die...

 

then clutch in kick start a few times(though our bike must be started in neutral)...

 

then attempt the push away thingy... haha

'Il rettilineo è una tortura'

 

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Refugee Newbie

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Originally posted by SweetTooth@Dec 8 2006, 01:33 PM

Any suggestion as where to change my wheels to sport rims?? And what is the recommendation for tyres?? Price?

i'll answer the part on what tyres to fix... next time do a search before you post...

 

reccomended size.

 

FRONT: 80/90

BACK: 90/80.

 

Brands:

 

Bridgestone Battlax BT 39F SS

Cost: SGD$150-SGD$170

(Battlax tyre smallest size is 80/90)

 

Dunlop TT900 Thai Made.

(THAI)Cost: SGD$80-SGD$120 (not so sure about the lower end price...)

(JAP) Cost: Same as battlax...

 

(dunlop has 80/80... good for front.)

 

Michelin something

Cost: same as battlax...

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after you're done absorbing the above.. please read the link below for more doubts answered...

 

SPARK 135 Info

 

cheers!

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y0s_bikey Newbie

y0s_bikey

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some add on to wat bro refugees have typed

michelin sporty

grips on only dry weather, wet weather not recommended so i would say not a wise choice...

 

for jap tyres there is only a couple of combination

80/90(F) 90/80®, 90/80(F) 90/80®

 

for thai tyres more to play

60/90, 70/80, 80/80, 80/90 (F)

70/80, 80/80, 80/90, 90/80 ®

 

hope wat i gave is correct...

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SweetTooth Newbie

SweetTooth

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Really appreciated you pple for help. THink I'll be busy doing readings & test riding. Let me familarise my sparky first. Got chance would love to meet you people. Especially lady rider like myself.

Dr Wong Newbie

Dr Wong

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Originally posted by SweetTooth@Dec 8 2006, 01:34 PM

no lah.. my coe only $700. But the new COE is $1200

Cat C $ 509 this what i saw:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:

Refugee Newbie

Refugee

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Originally posted by SweetTooth@Dec 8 2006, 04:45 PM

Really appreciated you pple for help. THink I'll be busy doing readings & test riding. Let me familarise my sparky first. Got chance would love to meet you people. Especially lady rider like myself.

yet another new sparky on the list.. good good...

 

go easy on new bikes... maybe you can join in the MSN LIST here to chat with fellow spark owners....

 

cheers!

'Il rettilineo è una tortura'

 

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Refugee Newbie

Refugee

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btw.. does anyone know where is the streets that sells spark 135 parts in BANGKOK?

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y0s_bikey Newbie

y0s_bikey

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yea dun worry we have quite a few lady riders here as well ah

do come join us on the 15th lo

its a nice experience ah

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jap_muska Newbie

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Originally posted by hellsfury@Dec 7 2006, 09:35 PM

Can any1 advise me how many cm to lower the fork?

And where can I purchase(in SG) a racing cdi?

you can try wing yap

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