[Group] Singapore BAJAJ Team (SBT)

[katana999]

  tyrtok said:

welding i think 18 buck.

ask them check see what thing is loose or need to change lor.

ask for their opinion.

spark plugs? filter?

 

dun ask their opinion la. make ur own purchase idea is still always the best. they sometimes will pre-em ur prob coming when actually that part can still last for a while. Take note of ur own servicing and the age of the parts. That's what i did after i learnt the hard way of all listen to mech and change change change.. wallet also need to change cheaper one

 

Welding of pipe is very darn common for pulsar as i see. i welded twice and i dun even know why the second time they weld for wad. cos i never had a prob when they welded the second time. They say got air leak. -.- which i never spotted. and that cost me $22 if i can remember correctly. $18 for my first weld cos something came loose got clanking sound damn irritating so i welded.

[Nemesis]

Dear Pulsarian,

 

The monsoon season have started, heavy rain started to pour and Bukit timah area facing a flash flood yesterday.

 

As ur fellow pulsarian, I will like to urge all pulsarian to ride with extreme care during this season.

 

Thing to take note :

 

1) Brake pad/shoe - please do not hestiate to change ur brake pad and brake shoe. This raining season we do need heavy braking.

 

2) Tires - For those with worn out tires, Please change to Battlelax, Dunlop or IRC ROAD WINNER for superior grip on wet road (Do not use stock tires)

 

3) Rain Coat - Invest in good rain coat, if not, wear 2 pieces !

 

4) Avoid Flood area- Do not attempt to ride over any flood area.

 

5) Fuel tank cover - Please go to UM for check. fix ur fuel cover if neccesary.

Ask the Mech to check ur tank over flow pipe. ensure that it is not choke. to prevent water from sipping into the fuel tank.

 

6) Worse come to worse, take MRT or public transport.

 

As again, PLEASE RIDE WITH EXTREME CARE

 

Regards

NEMESIS

[alvinyansg]

  katana999 said:

dun ask their opinion la. make ur own purchase idea is still always the best. they sometimes will pre-em ur prob coming when actually that part can still last for a while. Take note of ur own servicing and the age of the parts. That's what i did after i learnt the hard way of all listen to mech and change change change.. wallet also need to change cheaper one

 

Welding of pipe is very darn common for pulsar as i see. i welded twice and i dun even know why the second time they weld for wad. cos i never had a prob when they welded the second time. They say got air leak. -.- which i never spotted. and that cost me $22 if i can remember correctly. $18 for my first weld cos something came loose got clanking sound damn irritating so i welded.

 

for the welding most likely i will do

as for the 10k servicing just want to know what are the things that needs to be done so i know if they got do all the stuff needed to be done or not

[SC Gaban]

though i only used it for 3 days now,i truly recomend d use of irc tyres. it looks bigger, feels lighter, cheaper n d grips is not bad.

[tyrtok]

  SC Gaban said:

though i only used it for 3 days now,i truly recomend d use of irc tyres. it looks bigger, feels lighter, cheaper n d grips is not bad.

 

IRC model?

 

looks like im gonna buy a new glove soon, i lost my left hand glove -.-

don ask me why, cant seem to be able to find it...

maybe dropped it while walking home last night.

[lindavw]

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  Nemesis said:

Dear Pulsarian,

 

The monsoon season have started, heavy rain started to pour and Bukit timah area facing a flash flood yesterday.

 

As ur fellow pulsarian, I will like to urge all pulsarian to ride with extreme care during this season.

 

Thing to take note :

 

1) Brake pad/shoe - please do not hestiate to change ur brake pad and brake shoe. This raining season we do need heavy braking.

 

2) Tires - For those with worn out tires, Please change to Battlelax, Dunlop or IRC ROAD WINNER for superior grip on wet road (Do not use stock tires)

 

3) Rain Coat - Invest in good rain coat, if not, wear 2 pieces !

 

4) Avoid Flood area- Do not attempt to ride over any flood area.

 

5) Fuel tank cover - Please go to UM for check. fix ur fuel cover if neccesary.

Ask the Mech to check ur tank over flow pipe. ensure that it is not choke. to prevent water from sipping into the fuel tank.

 

6) Worse come to worse, take MRT or public transport.

 

As again, PLEASE RIDE WITH EXTREME CARE

 

Regards

NEMESIS

 

halo peng you.... my front tire still stock tires after 2yrs 11months leh....

anyway hor if so i think lets all buy QQ or geekly. so in time to 2012 we will all be saved too.

hahahahahaaha

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[viewpanel]

TGIF!!!!

 

Anyone keen on investing in a good rain coat... I haven't had the chance to go down to motorworld yet and today seems to be the day... Any taker today???

[Ah_Pet]

  Nemesis said:

Dear Pulsarian,

 

The monsoon season have started, heavy rain started to pour and Bukit timah area facing a flash flood yesterday.

 

As ur fellow pulsarian, I will like to urge all pulsarian to ride with extreme care during this season.

 

Thing to take note :

 

1) Brake pad/shoe - please do not hestiate to change ur brake pad and brake shoe. This raining season we do need heavy braking.

 

2) Tires - For those with worn out tires, Please change to Battlelax, Dunlop or IRC ROAD WINNER for superior grip on wet road (Do not use stock tires)

 

3) Rain Coat - Invest in good rain coat, if not, wear 2 pieces !

 

4) Avoid Flood area- Do not attempt to ride over any flood area.

 

5) Fuel tank cover - Please go to UM for check. fix ur fuel cover if neccesary.

Ask the Mech to check ur tank over flow pipe. ensure that it is not choke. to prevent water from sipping into the fuel tank.

 

6) Worse come to worse, take MRT or public transport.

 

As again, PLEASE RIDE WITH EXTREME CARE

 

Regards

NEMESIS

 

For front brake pad, i reccomond that to change b4 monsoon session OR ask the bikeshop to sand the brake pad.. [new brake pad cant bite in when start, wat more still raining.. COMFIRM UNSAFE!]

 

Tires also

 

  viewpanel said:

TGIF!!!!

 

Anyone keen on investing in a good rain coat... I haven't had the chance to go down to motorworld yet and today seems to be the day... Any taker today???

 

forum, got ppl talking abt rain coat with ARMOUR!!!

check out the below thread.

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=265212

[alvinyansg]

  SC Gaban said:

though i only used it for 3 days now,i truly recomend d use of irc tyres. it looks bigger, feels lighter, cheaper n d grips is not bad.

 

looks only or really physically bigger?

btw is irc tires tubeless?

sian sian sian

how come when i buy my bike that time don't have

then no need to pay so ex for battalex

[Ah_Pet]

  alvinyansg said:

looks only or really physically bigger?

btw is irc tires tubeless?

sian sian sian

how come when i buy my bike that time don't have

then no need to pay so ex for battalex

 

should be tubeless ba.. nw rare to find tube liao.

don sian le.. anyway u r paying for the quailty ma.. sticky tires. raining got more confidence.. but wear out faster only.

then can change new IRC liao lor.. LOL

[viewpanel]

  totalpet said:

forum, got ppl talking abt rain coat with ARMOUR!!!

check out the below thread.

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=265212

 

the rain coat wif armour seems quite good wor... n cheap... anyway too late... I already purchased the RS Taichi Dry master. $140... heart break... but overall quite comfortable... haven't try in the rain yet though...

[mjbs64]

  viewpanel said:

the rain coat wif armour seems quite good wor... n cheap... anyway too late... I already purchased the RS Taichi Dry master. $140... heart break... but overall quite comfortable... haven't try in the rain yet though...

 

I've that and currently still using. I bought it at $120 at that time during BikesWeek Carnival.

 

My advise to you is NOT to wear during non rainy days as windbreaker jacket no doubt it's very comfortable to. If you do so then prepared to be like mine, the dry sheen layer wears off and now it's 70% dry proof. I tried to respray with the water proofer but it doesn't help much.

 

Tot of buying new one but currently my pocket got 'koyak' as I just bought my compound bow for training yesterday at the cost of $2700. Sad to have my pocket got 'koyak' but happy to get hold of my long wait competitive bow. Yesterday tried some shooting with my new toy and .. Phew weet! I loved to hear the smooth sound and feel the power with speeds at 310fps of every shots hit the target.

 

Back to the rain coat .... remember use only on wet days .. your rain coat is 99.9% dry when comes raining. Don't believe me, can try in your shower room. Worth the money! As for me I do regrets but on the whole it's the best rain coat I've used ... after used just wipe or brush off the water droplets and fold compact in a small pouch

 

Btw .. you need water proof gloves and covered rain boots to make it 100% dry. hahaha

Edited November 21, 2009 by mjbs64

[alvinyansg]

  totalpet said:

For front brake pad, i reccomond that to change b4 monsoon session OR ask the bikeshop to sand the brake pad.. [new brake pad cant bite in when start, wat more still raining.. COMFIRM UNSAFE!]

 

Tires also

 

 

 

forum, got ppl talking abt rain coat with ARMOUR!!!

check out the below thread.

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=265212

 

 

saw the review of the armour raincoat

looks really not bad

$79.90 with armour S49.90 without

[alvinyansg]

i know our fuel meter is not that accurate but it is still getting on my nerves

haha

today see my meter drop 3-4 bars over 3 hours milage of 120+km

just venting my fustration

haha

[viewpanel]

  mjbs64 said:

I've that and currently still using. I bought it at $120 at that time during BikesWeek Carnival.

 

My advise to you is NOT to wear during non rainy days as windbreaker jacket no doubt it's very comfortable to. If you do so then prepared to be like mine, the dry sheen layer wears off and now it's 70% dry proof. I tried to respray with the water proofer but it doesn't help much.

 

Tot of buying new one but currently my pocket got 'koyak' as I just bought my compound bow for training yesterday at the cost of $2700. Sad to have my pocket got 'koyak' but happy to get hold of my long wait competitive bow. Yesterday tried some shooting with my new toy and .. Phew weet! I loved to hear the smooth sound and feel the power with speeds at 310fps of every shots hit the target.

 

Back to the rain coat .... remember use only on wet days .. your rain coat is 99.9% dry when comes raining. Don't believe me, can try in your shower room. Worth the money! As for me I do regrets but on the whole it's the best rain coat I've used ... after used just wipe or brush off the water droplets and fold compact in a small pouch

 

Btw .. you need water proof gloves and covered rain boots to make it 100% dry. hahaha

 

thanks. Will provde a through review after i engage in the rain... but honestly the rain coat does feels really very comfortable as a wind breaker though...

[Uknight]

  alvinyansg said:

i know our fuel meter is not that accurate but it is still getting on my nerves

haha

today see my meter drop 3-4 bars over 3 hours milage of 120+km

just venting my fustration

haha

 

Hahah... I've never learnt to use the fuel indicator other than the red light.

 

From full tank to half tank, my fuel indicator is always full. Then it starts to drop dramatically from there.

 

So I watch by mileage... Usually 600+km means almost need to pump.

[katana999]

  viewpanel said:

thanks. Will provde a through review after i engage in the rain... but honestly the rain coat does feels really very comfortable as a wind breaker though...

 

RS Taichi is still one of the best raincoat ah. used it last time and its really reliable. worth it.. but the one at jurong like good only also ah. so many good review. and can take as a armor jacket too. Once tt darn FZ-16 come only i going shopping for bike wear again

[Uknight]

Psssshhhhh almost got into an accident just on the way home, dropped my bike the 3rd time from stationary position -_-'''

 

F88king speeding car...

 

Was turning right exiting carpack to main road...

 

Check right, no car.

Check left, no car.

Move off, suddenly a car pop out and I wtf? jam break and stationary fall at stop line... f88king speeding car.

[tyrtok]

judging from that, that car is going at a super fast speed.

thank goodness u are alright bro, if headon, i think it gonna be serious.

[Ah_Pet]

  Uknight said:

Psssshhhhh almost got into an accident just on the way home, dropped my bike the 3rd time from stationary position -_-'''

 

F88king speeding car...

 

Was turning right exiting carpack to main road...

 

Check right, no car.

Check left, no car.

Move off, suddenly a car pop out and I wtf? jam break and stationary fall at stop line... f88king speeding car.

 

I think u 4get to check ur Right again.

should do 3 checks

[Ah_Pet]

alvinyansg,

 

donno u got ur gloves already or not?

 

if not below got more gloves to choose from..

help u do some research if not regret like me.

 

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=255957&highlight=jacket

[Uknight]

Just sort of feel irritated when I obey traffic rules and still got things like that happen...

 

That's why I always like to say: "Right of way" doesn't matter if you don't live to receive the compensation or apology.

[Uknight]

  totalpet said:

I think u 4get to check ur Right again.

should do 3 checks

 

Issit... I remember check right check left move off liao haha...

 

*Edit: Haha just checked theory book, you're correct OMG! I fail

 

  totalpet said:

alvinyansg,

 

donno u got ur gloves already or not?

 

if not below got more gloves to choose from..

help u do some research if not regret like me.

 

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=255957&highlight=jacket

 

The touring pants is sweet, if got any trip to KL/Thailand then I get

Edited November 22, 2009 by Uknight

[alvinyansg]

  Uknight said:

Hahah... I've never learnt to use the fuel indicator other than the red light.

 

From full tank to half tank, my fuel indicator is always full. Then it starts to drop dramatically from there.

 

So I watch by mileage... Usually 600+km means almost need to pump.

 

yah i know

i also will go by milage one

just to vent abit of frustration

cos u know seeing your fuel meter drop so fast sometimes u still feel abit frustrated although u know can't really trust the meter

 

my milage never hit 600+km 1

always 400+km i pump liao and around 10+~11+L

think is cos my bike always loaded

my side boxes always full of my stuff

[alvinyansg]

  totalpet said:

alvinyansg,

 

donno u got ur gloves already or not?

 

if not below got more gloves to choose from..

help u do some research if not regret like me.

 

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=255957&highlight=jacket

 

 

haven yet

don't really have the time yet

the gloves here looks not bad

waiting for dec for $$ 1st

think should be getting from yctrading if he still has stocks