SBF Aprilias Cafe 2009 - Atlantics / Sportcitys / Scarabeos

[AnTx]

yeps! 1st hand with less than 4,000km on the clock!

 

ok, i will sell my steed off 1st dan we can discuss further, for my steed its no prob to sell as its superb in condition n harley looks.

[bananaboi]

scooter

 

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Originally Posted by toobez

yeps! 1st hand with less than 4,000km on the clock!

 

ok, i will sell my steed off 1st dan we can discuss further, for my steed its no prob to sell as its superb in condition n harley looks.

[bananaboi]

wat is the comsuption like for the aa since the tank is 10.5l? for a fast throttle?

[fleaz]

i get around 23km/l, mainly city riding with fast trottle.

[bananaboi]

if it helps.. i got mine from mah pte ltd.. under the seat i can store i full face helmet.. rain coat.. manual.. 2 cloths.. 1 cargo net.. 1 set of extra clothes and still got space..

 

i am looking to let mine go if the price is right.. only been riding it since oct 07.. have added a tachometer, voltmeter, kappa windscreen, ows double iridium plug, hazard lights and phillips crystal vision.. a hepco and becker 45l junior topcase.. mileage is just over 3,000km.. looking at 6k(neg)..

 

wanting to sell cuz it's really not my cup of tea.. i'm more of a touring, scrambler kinda guy but wanted to try something different.. for your consideration..

 

regards

 

pic of yr scoot

[toobez]

pic of yr scoot

 

http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/4826/dsc00620aey3.jpg

[fleaz]

I'm very new to scooters.

 

Besides the usual servicing (EO/sparkplug), what else must I look out for?

 

With regards to wear and tear on the belt, rollers & u-shoe, it's possible to check them visually? If so, how much would a shop charge just to check?

 

What's the recommended tyre pressure for the Atlantic?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

No one interested to help

[Rebo]

No one interested to help

 

Besides the usual servicing (EO/sparkplug),

u also need to monitor the coolant level, change of transmission oil, engine oil filter etc etc. Please refer to the maintenance chart in the user manual.

 

With regards to wear and tear on the belt, rollers & u-shoe, it's possible to check them visually? If so, how much would a shop charge just to check?

You will have to remove the cover of the variator block to inspect. Charges varies among shops. Most of us change this 3 items every 12000km to 15000km.

What's the recommended tyre pressure for the Atlantic?

With pillion, 220 for front and 240 for rear.

There is a guide in the glove compartment you can refer to.

 

Dun

[WANG ZI]

hi anyone know where can change AA200 meter light to blue col?

 

or any accessories for AA200?

[aoc]

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[contrarian]

superceded

[WANG ZI]

Hi

 

Anyone Did Change The Aa Suspension B4?

[lampardisme]

My Scara is having Kenda tyres....

Kenda Agent is Chong Aik Int, off Desker Road.

 

Just curious,

presently how many Scarabeo 200 owners in this forum....

 

 

Here got 1...

Hi to all, from a new scooter rider...

[aoc]

dinie seems really eager to sell his Atlantic. have you contacted him?

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=165008

 

 

dinie sold his bike while i was still waitin for viewing...thanks anyway

[Sillia_80]

Hey guys i change my suspension of my atlantic 200, as for the suspension should it be hard or soft cos got some problem dealing with it. thk you guys 1st for ur precious advise.

[kingfisher73]

I had been riding a 2nd hand Atlantics for the past 4 months but after reading all the previous threads by bros here. I can't achieve my bike till 200km with full tanks, only best records of 150km. Any bros here can help what things that can look in to get better consumption. Thanks in advance.

[fleaz]

kingfisher73: Atlantic petrol tank is slightly more than 10L. Since my fuel indicator is spoilt, I tend not to take the risk and pump petrol at usually 150km-160km. If my memory serves me correctly, on average I pump in 7-8L of petrol. I guess mine should be able to go up till 200km with no problem. My riding style is usually rabbit jump starts from traffic light, however mostly expressway riding. Perhaps you need to service your bike?

[kingfisher73]

kingfisher73: Atlantic petrol tank is slightly more than 10L. Since my fuel indicator is spoilt, I tend not to take the risk and pump petrol at usually 150km-160km. If my memory serves me correctly, on average I pump in 7-8L of petrol. I guess mine should be able to go up till 200km with no problem. My riding style is usually rabbit jump starts from traffic light, however mostly expressway riding. Perhaps you need to service your bike?

 

Thanks Bros Fleaz, I had recently change my oil to syc type and also try riding n pick up slowly but still the same. Maybe any things that I should look out to achieve 200km. Changing ...............???????

[Rebo]

Thanks Bros Fleaz, I had recently change my oil to syc type and also try riding n pick up slowly but still the same. Maybe any things that I should look out to achieve 200km. Changing ...............???????

 

There are few things that can affects the overall fuel consumption

 

1. Tire pressure - make sure they are properly inflated
   
2. Engine oil - when was the last time you change it
   
3. Riding habit - hard initial acceleration will not help in this case
   
4. City riding (lots of stop and start) - will consume more fuel
   
5. Riding with pillion - will also reduce the litre per Km
   

 

I ride on the expressway 95% of the time and my is roughly 32Km/L. I also practise top up the petrol after every 200Km travelled.

[fleaz]

I ride on the expressway 95% of the time and my is roughly 32Km/L. I also practise top up the petrol after every 200Km travelled.

 

Wow. I didn't know that kind of FC possible with the Atlantic. I think by my estimate, the best mileage I can obtain is 25km/L.

[Rebo]

Wow. I didn't know that kind of FC possible with the Atlantic. I think by my estimate, the best mileage I can obtain is 25km/L.

 

My "feather" weight of 55Kg might explained the high mileage

[fleaz]

My "feather" weight of 55Kg might explained the high mileage

 

That explains a lot. I'm nearly 1.5 of you.

[kingfisher73]

There are few things that can affects the overall fuel consumption

 

1. Tire pressure - make sure they are properly inflated
   
2. Engine oil - when was the last time you change it
   
3. Riding habit - hard initial acceleration will not help in this case
   
4. City riding (lots of stop and start) - will consume more fuel
   
5. Riding with pillion - will also reduce the litre per Km
   

 

I ride on the expressway 95% of the time and my is roughly 32Km/L. I also practise top up the petrol after every 200Km travelled.

 

Thanks Bro for pointing out all on the list but if i still can't achieve. Maybe will go back to workshop to have a check. Thanks

[toobez]

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[ahlong]

Hi all,

 

I am selling my Aprilla SportCity. If anyone is interested, please let me know @ 9873 1341 (Choon Leng)

 

The bike is available for viewing @ Katong during work times, and Sengkang @ nite.

 

Check out the rest of the info @

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=187478

 

thks.