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[Group] Yamaha FZ150I

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ahkao Newbie

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My frens use standard size f15 r42..he say can get 140km like that...but i read from malaysia forum they the engine will be abit stress and vibrate...like asking for another gear...if i not wrong they also got say can convert to 6peed r15 gearbox..

 

Try adding on a uma high cam? See does it help or not. If not u need to get a malaysia wiring system. Cos sg model are set to economy malaysia is set for power due to ns highway

 

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Sky99 Newbie

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Maybe we all should organise a outing or something to discuss about FZ150i

To ride on the road, You need skills,Stamina, or even luck.

 

But to be a good rider, you have to change with your environment,and adjust yourself to its rhythm.

 

Cultivate the confidence to face the different situations. Don't let yourself to be subdued by the environment :thumb:

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ahkao Newbie

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Just now i went to wing yap...they sell the uma racing fuel controller....and the price include gst, wormanship and tuning cost nearly 400plus.....the thing really expensive is it?

The device it self cost 299

 

Bro. Try asking malaysia shop. U compare prices with wym. I wont say much

 

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deletto86 Newbie

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Bro. Try asking malaysia shop. U compare prices with wym. I wont say much

 

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Thats why....very ex sia wing yap....the price there not yet include gst...the thing itself already cost high..i wonder why still got people going there to fix their bike...

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Sky99 Newbie

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our stock FZ150 signal light grip made of rubber...

 

today morning, go to my bike see my front signal light hanging in the air..

 

my mech say should be ppl knock into it... like easily break one the grip :(

To ride on the road, You need skills,Stamina, or even luck.

 

But to be a good rider, you have to change with your environment,and adjust yourself to its rhythm.

 

Cultivate the confidence to face the different situations. Don't let yourself to be subdued by the environment :thumb:

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zalk Newbie

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our stock FZ150 signal light grip made of rubber...

 

today morning, go to my bike see my front signal light hanging in the air..

 

my mech say should be ppl knock into it... like easily break one the grip :(

 

It's a design benefit not a design flaw. It's so instead of breaking the whole signal lamp off when the bike falls, you can just reassemble the rubber arm and grip or buy a new one. Newer YBR also like that.

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Sky99 Newbie

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how often do you all change coolant?

To ride on the road, You need skills,Stamina, or even luck.

 

But to be a good rider, you have to change with your environment,and adjust yourself to its rhythm.

 

Cultivate the confidence to face the different situations. Don't let yourself to be subdued by the environment :thumb:

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MH66 Newbie

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how often do you all change coolant?

I just did a coolant flush yesterday after a year of using this bike.on a side note,any of u did a top overhaul before to this bike?

Ride safe.Leave the race to the racers.

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I just did a coolant flush yesterday after a year of using this bike.on a side note,any of u did a top overhaul before to this bike?

 

how much for coolant flush? changing coolant and coolant flush is the same thing right?

To ride on the road, You need skills,Stamina, or even luck.

 

But to be a good rider, you have to change with your environment,and adjust yourself to its rhythm.

 

Cultivate the confidence to face the different situations. Don't let yourself to be subdued by the environment :thumb:

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how much for coolant flush? changing coolant and coolant flush is the same thing right?

 

I use cheap yamalube coolant incl labour 20 bucks.

Ride safe.Leave the race to the racers.

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Chain is loose maybe? I just use normal chain. Coolant I using coolant ice

 

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Checked with 2 mechanics, not loose. Both asking me to change chain n spockets to reduce noise n spockets is pointed leow.

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Checked with 2 mechanics, not loose. Both asking me to change chain n spockets to reduce noise n spockets is pointed leow.

 

try tighten chain first?

To ride on the road, You need skills,Stamina, or even luck.

 

But to be a good rider, you have to change with your environment,and adjust yourself to its rhythm.

 

Cultivate the confidence to face the different situations. Don't let yourself to be subdued by the environment :thumb:

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cobalt73 Newbie

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Checked with 2 mechanics, not loose. Both asking me to change chain n spockets to reduce noise n spockets is pointed leow.

 

hey,maybe your chains are starting to wear?

how long have you been riding?

did you oil the chain regularly?

especially after rain riding?

 

the chain noise is there,but it's not loud or bothering me,though

 

oh,forgot to introduce myself,haha

well,i'm from indonesia

FZ150i is called V-ixion here....

oh well,basically they are the same,so why bother?

 

i ride a 2013 version of it,crashed twice

and now it's flayed on the tank and right wing shroud

considering a full body wrap,hehe

maybe matt white would be nice

done some mods

 

KOSO open filter

custom R9 exhaust system

change the stock tyre into bigger fatter 150/60 tyre at the back and 110/70 tyre at the front

some aftermarket clutch and brake lever

kawasaki vicktor/ninja150R handlebars

SSS heavy duty chains and sprocket with 15 teeth front and 45 teeth rear

2007 suzuki raider headlight (only the reflector part,without the shroud)

quick throttle kit

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tangsl Newbie

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Hi Cobalt73

Just bought the bike half yr back. It is a August 2012 bike. Thanks for the info, notice that most bikes do have the chain noise. Mech said already tight enu, no nid to tighten.

 

Haha did not ride in rain n not oiling regularly. Maybe should do the oiling.

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Hi Cobalt73

Just bought the bike half yr back. It is a August 2012 bike. Thanks for the info, notice that most bikes do have the chain noise. Mech said already tight enu, no nid to tighten.

 

Haha did not ride in rain n not oiling regularly. Maybe should do the oiling.

 

regular oiling improves chain life

you should oil it regularly,bro

especially after rain

rain water causes rust to form quickly on chains

 

most bikes have the chain noise,but not so loud,hehe

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AeROSmitH Newbie

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Coolant change can be diy too. Open the lower hose to the engine casing. Let it drain. Den flush it with dilluted water and vinegar. After clean, top up coolant

 

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just one hose and the radiator and the reservoir will be drained? right?

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