Honda RVF400 Riders

[ambasnakeman]

Originally posted by Luciferwayne@Jul 10 2005, 06:53 AM

snakeman how long do u need to do the power cut???

20 mins max, if u wiring very easy to rich, 5 minute also can. but most of the time, need to remove head fairing...........want to to the fuel tap?

allows u to hold top speed better

[ambasnakeman]

Originally posted by Xiao_Di@Jul 10 2005, 05:50 AM

soon u can open a workshop under ur blk liao

black market one, macam illegal gambling

[Xiao_Di]

Originally posted by y2kredbull@Jul 10 2005, 08:26 AM

Kata,where are the pics for the smoked flush mount indicators?

if u wan at nite i were post my flush mount picture

[Xiao_Di]

Originally posted by ambasnakeman@Jul 10 2005, 10:13 AM

black market one, macam illegal gambling

when police come must run away:giddy:

[ambasnakeman]

here the guys in blue know me. i never cause noise pollution. also, i clean up the area after each job.

 

NS teaches u proper area cleaning, but it still sucks

[fat di]

 

sorry but does anyone want to buy a set of vfr carburators???

[ambasnakeman]

no offense bro, everyone here knows that carbs dun work well on the RVF. though its a bigger carb

[Luciferwayne]

snakeman i will most probably be doing it next week.. i will msg u

[299]

where can buy the wire mesh located at the bottom of the fairing for RVF?Thks.

[ambasnakeman]

hey guys, sunday track day, 3hrs babe

[Shay]

hi peepz,

 

A tip to share!

 

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forum/index....showtopic=82266

 

[Shark]

Wahahahahah!!!!! Nice idea

[FREDDY]

guys how u all always tigten ur chain?

go to regular mech ar?

or u all have a c wrench

[ZLord]

Originally posted by |FREDDY|@Jul 11 2005, 12:12 AM

guys how u all always tigten ur chain?

go to regular mech ar?

or u all have a c wrench

i usually go my regular mech tighten as its free...

[ZLord]

Originally posted by Shay@Jul 10 2005, 10:45 PM

hi peepz,

 

A tip to share!

 

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forum/index....showtopic=82266

 

wah you very creative leh

[Shay]

Originally posted by ZLord@Jul 11 2005, 12:40 AM

wah you very creative leh

Shark

Posted: Jul 10 2005, 11:42 PM

Wahahahahah!!!!! Nice idea

 

 

hehehe...thanks.

 

Deperate situations calls for desperate creativity.

Now road dust and mud crud have no places to hide! Muhahahaha.

 

[ambasnakeman]

Originally posted by |FREDDY|@Jul 11 2005, 12:12 AM

guys how u all always tigten ur chain?

go to regular mech ar?

or u all have a c wrench

i happen to keep the c tool from my gal's sp last time. also need a 17 spanner

[Shark]

Guys I saw some of the new bikes the ROV are using. It's the VFR 800. Hahah... The next thing you know, they might just come in our forum to ask for some tips

[ambasnakeman]

yeah man, then they can spend some bucks at my workshop

[ZLord]

Originally posted by Shark@Jul 11 2005, 01:44 PM

Guys I saw some of the new bikes the ROV are using. It's the VFR 800. Hahah... The next thing you know, they might just come in our forum to ask for some tips

wah TPs nowadays very rich huh...just heard they bought subarus' not long ago...now got money buy vfr800...all chio chio vehicles

[ambasnakeman]

like that soon haya already.

then got limitted edition 500 cc 2 stroke for more pick up

[ZLord]

Originally posted by ambasnakeman@Jul 12 2005, 01:08 AM

like that soon haya already.

then got limitted edition 500 cc 2 stroke for more pick up

haha if TP ride haya...then dont ever think of running away from them liao...

[kata_killer]

Originally posted by y2kredbull@Jul 10 2005, 08:26 AM

Kata,where are the pics for the smoked flush mount indicators?

Xiao_di, dun mind post up ure flush mount photo? His one was install by me.... This size suit RVF perfectly. Dun take d big one... Look damn big if install on RVF.

[kata_killer]

Originally posted by Shark@Jul 11 2005, 01:44 PM

Guys I saw some of the new bikes the ROV are using. It's the VFR 800. Hahah... The next thing you know, they might just come in our forum to ask for some tips

Erm...Did I see wrongly? So far, I have not seen any of them.

[Shay]

Ooh~! if this is indeed true, i really cannot imagine why they would choose the VFR800 over other bikes?

 

....VFRs are rather costly in comparision with its peer models. 2ndly, VFRs are expensive to maintain espeicially as a fleet!!

Spares like the panels are Ex, consumables like plugs are Ex (sparkplugs $26 a piece according to a VFR fren of mine).

 

Pros would be...ease of maintenance; bullet proof engine, pro-arm facilitATE quick tire changes.... good pickup and midrange ideal for SG roads.

 

But i cant imagine one of them taking a spill on the road.....$$$$$$$

 

now i know why my income tax went up this year.