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Hi scooter Lao Jiao,

 

I am looking for a scooter that is economic and low maintenance with huge storage compartments.

 

Was recommended to get a x9 by a shop. After reading the forums about x9 I drop the idea due to the maintenance cost. I am also found of gilera runner. But seem like Italy parts are too ex to maintain.

 

May I know the list of scooter in the market and what scooter would you guys recommend?

 

Please advice…

 

Thank you so much

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Skipper... those $500 bucks one that has survived for 10years +

won't die so easily.. die liao revive also cheap and a hell lot easier. more storage? fix a box behind.

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get a wave and a big box...

 

You wont find a maxi scoot with low fc and maintenance...

 

The Wave is bombproof and a motorised camel to boot...

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hello all. i would like to know how to take apart the skipper125? intending to spray paint it diy but i dono how to take out most of the parts. google-ed also no answer. any of you guys know? thks!

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Erm.. the other time when i DIYed my skipper paintwork, i just strip everythig out using a screw driver.. anywhere got screw, i took it out :lol: I manage to strip everything out except for the mud guard :cheeky: But must remember where u took the screw from as i kindda have extra screws after i put back everything :giddy:

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Erm.. the other time when i DIYed my skipper paintwork, i just strip everythig out using a screw driver.. anywhere got screw, i took it out :lol: I manage to strip everything out except for the mud guard :cheeky: But must remember where u took the screw from as i kindda have extra screws after i put back everything :giddy:

then the mudgurd u never spray? haha. how bout the part below the floorboard?

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then the mudgurd u never spray? haha. how bout the part below the floorboard?

The mud guard was sprayed with the fork and wheel intact :cheeky:. Meaning not attached to the body but already taken out from the steering cone. For the part below the floorboard, you would need to remove the front fork first by opening the part at the steering cone :smile: You have to slowly open lah. Before you know it, it will all be striped :angel:

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The mud guard was sprayed with the fork and wheel intact :cheeky:. Meaning not attached to the body but already taken out from the steering cone. For the part below the floorboard, you would need to remove the front fork first by opening the part at the steering cone :smile: You have to slowly open lah. Before you know it, it will all be striped :angel:

wah seh. byk susah. then how to take out from the steering cone?

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wah seh. byk susah. then how to take out from the steering cone?

Well.. u have to take out the front panel and the headlight set. Then you'll have to remove the handle bars and finally loosen the steering coloum. Its quite difficult actually :smile: But if you got loads of free time, you'll manage to do it. Oh yah, to remove the grey panel part at the key hole there is still a puzzle to me. I also dunno how to take that out :giddy:

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Well.. u have to take out the front panel and the headlight set. Then you'll have to remove the handle bars and finally loosen the steering coloum. Its quite difficult actually :smile: But if you got loads of free time, you'll manage to do it. Oh yah, to remove the grey panel part at the key hole there is still a puzzle to me. I also dunno how to take that out :giddy:

i scared if i do it i cannot fix back properly. hahaha. the grey part doesnt matter cos i only want to paint the non-grey part. haha.

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ya x9 is ex but not tat ex. Until now i ride my bike 7mth. The total maintenance (everything) cost me $500 liao

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8 June 2007 - 30 Apr 09 x9 EVO :p

4 May 2009 - Now DRZ400 :thumb:

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economic and low maintainence is subjective.

 

are you willing to spend 200 bucks every 12,000km to do a full servicing?

 

if yes.... then you should ride a scooter...

 

if not, just follow what the rest say... buy a wave.

 

cfm cheap and nasty

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wats your budget for a bike? u thinking of getting a 1st or 2nd hand bike?

wat bike licence u have?

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go buy c70..

 

That bike is voted as best bike ever made right?honda Cub tio bo?but super rare alrdy..mostly scrapped or over priced..get a wave,got resale,parts cheap n FC also very gd..

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Ever considered PGO GMAX 150/200 ?

Price wise similiar to Gilera runner, but parts are cheaper due to being Taiwanese bike. I would say more suited for our climate. Fuel consumption wise is abt 27-30km per litre. Any enquires feel free to post in the PGO Gmax thread under the SingaporeBikes Scooters section.

 

Cheers~! :cool:

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guys.

 

my uncle rides a skipper.

 

MINIMAL maintenance. seriously.petrol(low consumption)!!!!

 

you wont regret. and get a box if want more storage. 2nd hand got sell for 20bucks!!

SPEEDING thru town on a vespa.:angel:

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