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Posted
Originally posted by FireSpitter@Jan 19 2005, 10:21 AM

You could have taken precautionary measures by installing an anti theft bracket. I was rather fortunate, a few weeks after installing one, I noticed 2 long scratches on the bracket. This definately indicated a deliberate attempt was made to try opening my rear seat as well!!

wat brand is ur anti-theft sytem?cheetah alarm can put @ kips?

how much u bought urs?including instalation... where u bought it? i think i also wanna install 1.. i smell rats lurkin around my neighbourhood...:cheeky:

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Posted

abt the tyres i was told that it's 150 for stock size ie 70 front and 110 rear :smile:

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Posted
Originally posted by Lass@Jan 19 2005, 02:15 PM

abt the tyres i was told that it's 150 for stock size ie 70 front and 110 rear :smile:

Huh? Front is 70 meh? I have this photocopied manual from misterbean.. it states 90 front leh..

Posted
Originally posted by alexesben@Jan 12 2005, 05:22 PM

Vic long time no see u le..... miss mi bo? :lol:

wah dun say liao so long never log in liao.... ha i just had accident this monday at aye... some stupid van sudden change lane from my right.. then i brake to avoid collision but front tyre skided... then kiss the floor lucky got full face...

worst part that time was super peak period traffic heavy but smooth but floor was wet... have some brusies on the knee cap then neck very stiff and cannot lift up my left arm properly... haizzz bike now in hosipital wait repair ok liao call u guys out....

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Posted
Originally posted by d3an_cain@Jan 19 2005, 02:01 PM

wat brand is ur anti-theft sytem?cheetah alarm can put @ kips?

how much u bought urs?including instalation... where u bought it? i think i also wanna install 1.. i smell rats lurkin around my neighbourhood...:cheeky:

cheetah can put

but not much places to fit the alarm...one of the possible places will be the container under the pillion seat

but when alarm sensor put there it's quite difficult to detect shocks/knocks in other parts of the bike...e.g front fairings

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Posted
Originally posted by norishimu@Jan 19 2005, 09:29 PM

Hey there, another enquiry.. How much does a rear seat cost? I need a rough figure.. Thanks guys~

rough figure = $35

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Posted

Guys,

 

Need to ask if coolant water can be mixed? Currently my coolant water is blue in colour but got a green colour coolant today. Can pour in and mix?

Outrun, Outplay, Outlast

 

TZR - 2002 - 2004

KRR - 2004 - present

S4 - Jul 2007 - present

Posted
Originally posted by norishimu@Jan 19 2005, 09:29 PM

Hey there, another enquiry.. How much does a rear seat cost? I need a rough figure.. Thanks guys~

seems like a lot of rear seats are getting it these days....

anyway the figure was posted 1 or 2 pages ago...

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Posted
Originally posted by Shockard@Jan 19 2005, 07:47 PM

Huh? Front is 70 meh? I have this photocopied manual from misterbean.. it states 90 front leh..

yep u r rite, hmm why i keep saying 70 must be nuts! too much work mebbe. anyway tot i just post this, wonder if it's of help to anyone.

 

2003 Model Information

MODEL CODE: KR150-K

MODEL NAME KRR ZX150

Model Concept

The KR150 is a lightweight sports motorcycle that offers the style and performance that enthusiasts have come to expect from Kawasaki.

 

The two previous model KR150s that have been sold in New Zealand have become popularwith people looking for a lightweight sports bike for economical commuting and is extremely popular for the burgeoning 150cc Streetstock road racing class. The KR150 has been very successful in this class of low cost competition winning the championship in its first year.

 

The new KRR ZX150 offers even higher quality and more modern styling. In fact the new KRR looks like one of Kawasakis Ninja models. Riding an entry level motorcycle no longer has to be boring. The 148cc 2-stroke engine is similar in design to those used in Kawasaki’s World Championship winning motocross machines and offer plenty of power to keep ahead of the traffic or for

racing around the track.

 

Main Features

Engine

Liquid-Cooled, 2-stroke engine with crankcase reed valve develops plenty of responsive

power.

Super KIPS power valves boost power in the low and mid rpm ranges while

allowing tuning for top end.

Magneto powered DC-CDI ignition develops strong spark for complete ignition.

High efficiency expansion chamber style exhaust system.

6-speed constant mesh gearbox for high performance riding.

Chassis

A newly designed tubular perimeter truss “space frame” is light in weight yet strong

for excellent handling.

Telescopic forks and single shock rear suspension offers sport bike handling. The

shock absorber is equipped with an aluminium sub tank to help reduce heat

induced shock fade.

The swing arm is braced for added rigidity.

Race bike inspired alloy wheels.

Brakes

Hydraulic disc brakes front and rear with dual piston calipers deliver powerful and

dependable stopping power.

Other

Ninja style body work not only offers rider protection but means the KRR looks like

a real sport bike.

Large multi-reflector headlamp provides plenty of light for night riding and ensures

you are seen by other traffic.

Separated front and rear seats give a comfortable riding position and plenty of

room for a passenger.

SPECIFICATIONS

Engine

Type: Single cylinder 2-stroke with KIPS

Displacement: 148 cc

Bore x Stroke: 59.0 x 54.4 mm

Compression Ratio: 7.2:1

Carburettor: Mikuni VM28

Ignition System: Magneto DC-CDI

Starting System: Kick

Lubrication: Superlube

Transmission: 6-speed

Chassis

Frame Type: Tubular double cradle

Front Suspension: Telescopic forks

Rear Suspension: Adjustable single shock

Tyre Size: Front 90/90-17

Rear 110/80-17

Front Brake: Hydraulic disc with dual piston caliper

Rear Brake: Hydraulic disc with dual piston caliper

Dimensions

Length: 1,965 mm

Width: 725 mm

Height: 1,075 mm

Wheelbase: 1,300 mm

Seat height: 780 mm

Castor (Rake): 24 degrees

Trail: 90.0 mm

Fuel Tank Capacity: 11.5 litres

Dry Weight: 124.5 kg

The specifications mentioned here apply to and have been achieved by production models under standard operating conditions.

We intend only to give a fair description of the vehicle and its performance capabilities but these specifications may not apply to every machine supplied for sale. Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. reserves the right to alter specifications

without prior notice.

Equipment illustrated and specifications may vary to meet individual markets.

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Posted
Originally posted by Raven7@Jan 19 2005, 11:00 PM

Guys,

 

Need to ask if coolant water can be mixed? Currently my coolant water is blue in colour but got a green colour coolant today. Can pour in and mix?

You should flush it, then replace.

Nike - Just do it!

 

Posted
Originally posted by amonamarth@Jan 19 2005, 01:37 PM

Out of curiosity, if you want your KIPS to have more power, what parts do you need to change?

An after market end can, new valves, new carbs, air box along with a new set of brake hose to brake better.

And not to mention set aside $500 just in case u get caught by the boys in white.

Nike - Just do it!

 

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Posted
Originally posted by A3roSmith@Jan 19 2005, 01:33 PM

i smell lobang.... :sweat:

The only thing you're smelling is my a**. Don't even suggest anything!!

Guest FireSpitter
Posted
Originally posted by d3an_cain@Jan 19 2005, 02:01 PM

wat brand is ur anti-theft sytem?cheetah alarm can put @ kips?

how much u bought urs?including instalation... where u bought it? i think i also wanna install 1.. i smell rats lurkin around my neighbourhood...:cheeky:

I don't use any alarms but I saw a demo between Cheetah & Acumen (If I remember the brand correctly). The cheetah can be activated (ON) , picked up and still didn't sound off!!! What The Fook??!! The other one went off at the slightest touch....

 

Also heard another fella comment how his friend gotten onto his bike (With Cheetah Alarm activated), sat on it, tilted it straight, still it didn't go off until he got off the bike (Because he shook it a little too hard).

Posted
Originally posted by HAtYAiBUSA@Jan 20 2005, 01:19 AM

:lovestruck:

hello stranger :cheeky:

 

interested in becoming a kipster? :cheeky:

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Posted
Originally posted by Raven7@Jan 19 2005, 11:00 PM

Guys,

 

Need to ask if coolant water can be mixed? Currently my coolant water is blue in colour but got a green colour coolant today. Can pour in and mix?

Why mix? In fact, my own opinion & practice is I avoid using coolant totally. If my coolant mixture is getting low, I'll just top up with DISTILLED water.

 

If you're ain't cool with my opinion, just flush the entire contents & fill with new coolant mix. A little bit more work now saves you from more future headache.

Posted
Originally posted by FireSpitter@Jan 20 2005, 08:48 AM

Why mix? In fact, my own opinion & practice is I avoid using coolant totally. If my coolant mixture is getting low, I'll just top up with DISTILLED water.

 

If you're ain't cool with my opinion, just flush the entire contents & fill with new coolant mix. A little bit more work now saves you from more future headache.

yep totally agreed. i don't encourage mixing of coolant, flush out the old one b4 topping up with a diff one.

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Posted
Originally posted by Lass@Jan 20 2005, 01:04 AM

2003 Model Information

MODEL CODE: KR150-K

MODEL NAME KRR ZX150

Hey.. Where did you get this? My model code is a M not K.. :sweat:

Guest FireSpitter
Posted

eh.... how come my model is reflected as KRR150-SP-MLE (Muzzy's Limited Edition)?

Posted
Originally posted by alexesben@Jan 19 2005, 12:46 PM

bo lei..... u jio loh.... :cheeky:

bo kaki here liao lah...i think need to look for new kaki at other thread

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Posted
Originally posted by ah_vic81@Jan 19 2005, 08:21 PM

wah dun say liao so long never log in liao.... ha i just had accident this monday at aye... some stupid van sudden change lane from my right.. then i brake to avoid collision but front tyre skided... then kiss the floor lucky got full face...

worst part that time was super peak period traffic heavy but smooth but floor was wet... have some brusies on the knee cap then neck very stiff and cannot lift up my left arm properly... haizzz bike now in hosipital wait repair ok liao call u guys out....

:goodluck: take care wo...

Posted

can i know what spocket size is the best for top and pick up~ mean have pick up and top speed.. cuz mybiek now onli have pick up.. but top speeed sux.. i am using spocket size. 15 front 38 rear.. thanks for yr info ....

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2003-2006..

Posted
Originally posted by Subway@Jan 20 2005, 06:28 PM

can i know what spocket size is the best for top and pick up~ mean have pick up and top speed.. cuz mybiek now onli have pick up.. but top speeed sux.. i am using spocket size. 15 front 38 rear.. thanks for yr info ....

abit hard to get best of both worlds

time for u to upgrade

haha

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