[CLOSED] SBF Yamaha Spark135

[y0s_bikey]

Originally posted by simple_plan@Jun 1 2006, 10:08 PM

im interested in oversize disc brake.. u getting from JB ah? what brand.. keep me updated!

im also not sure bout wat brand is good i only know there is racing boy, posh

once i receive the quotations i will post here and let u guys know!

yea cheers:thumb:

[BaMBiNo]

Originally posted by lamerass85@Jun 1 2006, 11:14 AM

Hmm... then how about this...

 

Installing a racing cdi can improve speed and pick up. But supposing that i ride the same way before i install the cdi, would the FC increase also?

 

Example:

 

Before cdi installation - 70km all the way. Nv drag. 48km/l FC.

 

After cdi installation - 70km all the way. Nv drag. Would it still be 48km/l?

 

I know some might say why install racing cdi if you are not gonna use the power of it. Well... i just prefer to have the power and not use it rather than not having the power when i need it. Sorry if the questions seem too noob though...

it should be abt the same.

 

this cdi's rpm is maxed at 13000 rpm so top speed is more pickup i guess more oso.. i am not a expert in this... maybe some one can help ans this ?

 

this racing cdi to wad i noe from supplier is there is power no cut

[jinada]

Originally posted by y0s_bikey@Jun 1 2006, 09:34 PM

hi i got my BT39 for $130

so i believe its somewhere there la...

but think dunlop is slightly cheaper

or if u wan even cheaper wan den get the thailand goods lo

its $45 per tyre

how come the diff so big for thai ones and japan ones? which one better?

[y0s_bikey]

Originally posted by jinada@Jun 2 2006, 09:19 AM

how come the diff so big for thai ones and japan ones? which one better?

of cos jap is much much better la!

jap tyre are softer easier to warm up

i last time use thai wan the tyre dun seems to warm up

very scary cos i corner den skid ah but lucky no fall...

[jinada]

Originally posted by y0s_bikey@Jun 2 2006, 09:35 AM

of cos jap is much much better la!

jap tyre are softer easier to warm up

i last time use thai wan the tyre dun seems to warm up

very scary cos i corner den skid ah but lucky no fall...

ooooooooooooooooooooooooo...then i go get the jap ones uh..

whats the size of ur tyre? front n back?

[CKC]

any news update on the TPS thing ?

[VVVV]

MORE UPDATES since 2 JUNE 2006

 

I found some ex-stock brand new Agent (HONG LEONG) SPARK T135 with spokee rim at MAH motor recently. Don't know how much $ thou. Apparently, the colors for the parallel and agent are quite different. Even for the blue, the tones are different.

 

To all potential buyers of the new SPARK 135, please read on:

 

Agent (HONG LEONG) SPARK 135 (sport rim model)

Bike appearance similar to imports. Both clutch and auto available

However, they have a HONG LEONG sticker at the steering section

Bike warranty 1 year. Any problem can claim back even if engine exploded.

Price for RR and RX model same.

Original Yamaha Owner manual / instructions tat comes with bike in ENGLISH.

Japanese "ENKEI" branded SPORT rims in full black. Quality are GOOD.

Tyres are tubeless IRC. (Look like acceptable road tires)

Price is around $4500-$4800 on the road

Price includes IU, LTA Transfer, COE and insurance for 35 years old (2nd party)

 

Parallel imports SPARK 135 (newer sport rim model)

Bike appearance similar to agents but with many other color options.

Both clutch and auto available.

However, they have a Thailand wording stickers at the steering section

User manual in Thai. Warning labels on bike also in Thai

Bike NO warranty from YAMAHA. Seller will be responsible for 3 months.

If something wrong with the engine then good luck to you.

"RACING BOY" SPORT rims in different colors & patterns depending on batches.

Tyres are 'no brand" poor quality rubbers (For safety sake, pls change if you have these)

Price is around $4200-$4500 on the road

Price includes IU, LTA Transfer, COE and insurance for 35 years old (2nd party)

 

Parallel imports SPARK 135 (Old spokee rim model)

I'm surprised that are still many of these for sale at smaller shops.

Bike appearance similar to above. Both clutch and auto available.

Also have Thailand wording stickers at the steering section

No user manual.

Bike shop will be warranty 3 months out of good will.

Multi Spokes rims running inner tubes tires

Tyres are also poor quality no "brand" rubbers

Price is around $3900-$4200 on the road

Price includes IU, LTA Transfer, COE and insurance for 35 years old (2nd party)

 

 

Price is a big difference compared to the earlier pioneers Spark 135 due to several factors:

- COE price increase from $400+ to $800+

- Later batch all come with Sports rim whether you like it or not.

- Most 135s are parallel import model. Cheaper but not Yamaha dealer supported.

- Bike shop can sell you even cheaper price if you have a bike to trade in.

 

HOPE THIS INFO WILL HELP

[VVVV]

Originally posted by Demon_gal56@Jun 1 2006, 08:30 PM

huh?? than why mine comes with spook rim???

Demon_Gal56 >> How much you pay for yours?

[mica]

Originally posted by jinada@Jun 2 2006, 09:38 AM

ooooooooooooooooooooooooo...then i go get the jap ones uh..

whats the size of ur tyre? front n back?

jinada,maybe we can go together change tyre leh...maybe can get cheap cheap mah...

[jinada]

Originally posted by mica@Jun 2 2006, 11:02 AM

jinada,maybe we can go together change tyre leh...maybe can get cheap cheap mah...

can,.... but must wait till i get pay first on mid month..

 

where u intend to change?

[jinada]

Originally posted by mica@Jun 2 2006, 11:02 AM

jinada,maybe we can go together change tyre leh...maybe can get cheap cheap mah...

can,.... but must wait till i get pay first on mid month..

 

where u intend to change?

[mica]

i got no preference which shop leh...as long service is gd and price not bad can already lor...u got any shop in mind?jb lagi cheap but risky...

[Zai23]

Originally posted by y0s_bikey@Jun 1 2006, 09:34 PM

hi i got my BT39 for $130

so i believe its somewhere there la...

but think dunlop is slightly cheaper

or if u wan even cheaper wan den get the thailand goods lo

its $45 per tyre

youu said 130 for one tyre or both?

[jinada]

Originally posted by mica@Jun 2 2006, 11:16 AM

i got no preference which shop leh...as long service is gd and price not bad can already lor...u got any shop in mind?jb lagi cheap but risky...

HKL at bukit merah...heard the price there reasonablee..

 

any other place change tyre got good price?

[mica]

went there ystrday...bt39 and dunlop tt900(thailand) out of stock leh...only left dunlop tt900(japan)...dat guy quoted me $150..dunno dats the normal price onot..most shops arnd dat area tyres out of stock....haiz...

[Guest Demon_gal56]

Originally posted by mica@Jun 1 2006, 09:22 PM

i tink they sell u old stock wor....kin tam pok change sport rim and tyres....

thumbs up y0s_bikey...

old stock...

 

 

thanxs yOs_bikey

[Guest Demon_gal56]

Originally posted by mica@Jun 2 2006, 12:20 PM

went there ystrday...bt39 and dunlop tt900(thailand) out of stock leh...only left dunlop tt900(japan)...dat guy quoted me $150..dunno dats the normal price onot..most shops arnd dat area tyres out of stock....haiz...

bukit batok - hua chin bike shop there still have... yesterday night saw afew over there...

[y0s_bikey]

Originally posted by jinada@Jun 2 2006, 12:00 PM

HKL at bukit merah...heard the price there reasonablee..

 

any other place change tyre got good price?

$130 is for a set front and back

mine is 80/90

 

if u guys wan to go HKL mayb can ask me along i pretty close to them can help u all ask for better price but no promise la

anyway most of the time i will b there la

[mica]

[y0s_bikey]

dun get wrong idea but im working nearby so some time will hang around the area

but i dun work for them hor! i work for the bikers to get better pricing!

haha including myself:cheeky:

im might be changing oso but not so soon after im done with my run in of new bike

[nwyj]

this T135 topic so hot again..lols..

 

steel braided hose...wootz...

 

Racing CDI ordering...

1) BamBino

2) nwyj (yea baby here we go..zoooom)

[y0s_bikey]

hey T135 bros u anyone fixed the power abuser?

i know got ppl fix the revtec

but seems like nobody fix the power abuser m friends and i personally tried and felt dat its good stuffs man!

instant engine brake lesser and when maintaining ur bike at certain rpm u wont feel the bike like so stressful everything smoother and more responsive

now next stage grounding haha

[bOtzZ]

Originally posted by VVVV@Jun 2 2006, 10:36 AM

Parallel imports SPARK 135 (newer sport rim model)

Bike appearance similar to agents but with many other color options.

Both clutch and auto available.

However, they have a Thailand wording stickers at the steering section

User manual in Thai. Warning labels on bike also in Thai

Bike NO warranty from YAMAHA. Seller will be responsible for 3 months.

If something wrong with the engine then good luck to you.

"RACING BOY" SPORT rims in different colors & patterns depending on batches.

Tyres are 'no brand" poor quality rubbers (For safety sake, pls change if you have these)

Price is around $4200-$4500 on the road

Price includes IU, LTA Transfer, COE and insurance for 35 years old (2nd party)

 

 

 

mine is parallel import.. with Thai manual and sticker on the steerings...

BUT i got the Enkei sport rims...

[Zuniga]

any idea if there are any 2nd hand spark135 already?? haha.. no money but first hand leh.. sadded

[bOtzZ]

i think there's a fella selling a white spark135 a few days ago.. only 3 weeks old, haven't even finish running in... have a look at the garage sale..