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[Group] SBF Yamaha Spark135

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FTW Newbie

FTW

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Baeeek arh kau blanje

 

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abg body, you sure u can eat food? especially from seol garden? u gonna have to starve urself for a few days before the meal i guess.

 

 

 

look out for our stickers for confirmation. (;

 

Starve myself before the day. :lol:

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Hi,

 

Recently i just got my new spark at it comes installed with a rear disc-brake. However, it seems to have almost zero stopping power from the rear. Is this normal for rear disc-brakes converted sparks?

 

Also when i brake while coming to a stop, will have this braking sound. *Like when those busses and lorries come to a stop like that.*

 

I've inspected the brake pads still got quite abit left. So nothing wrong is it? It's just normal that the rear-disc brake is not effective?

 

Can advise? Tks alot

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leman, for you ~

 

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FTW, for you bro..

 

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Fadzly88 Newbie

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Hi,

 

Recently i just got my new spark at it comes installed with a rear disc-brake. However, it seems to have almost zero stopping power from the rear. Is this normal for rear disc-brakes converted sparks?

 

Also when i brake while coming to a stop, will have this braking sound. *Like when those busses and lorries come to a stop like that.*

 

I've inspected the brake pads still got quite abit left. So nothing wrong is it? It's just normal that the rear-disc brake is not effective?

 

Can advise? Tks alot

 

Rear-disc brake should give u more breaking power and not the other way round. If im not mistaken.

 

THe noise could be because there is dirt between the pads and the disc.

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FTW Newbie

FTW

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Hi,

 

Recently i just got my new spark at it comes installed with a rear disc-brake. However, it seems to have almost zero stopping power from the rear. Is this normal for rear disc-brakes converted sparks?

 

Also when i brake while coming to a stop, will have this braking sound. *Like when those busses and lorries come to a stop like that.*

 

I've inspected the brake pads still got quite abit left. So nothing wrong is it? It's just normal that the rear-disc brake is not effective?

 

Can advise? Tks alot

 

Your brake pads are worn out. Your problem with the rear disc is you gotta get it redone, bleed the line properly and change the brake pad, might also be the previous owner installed a low quality brake pump and caliper so its not working effectively.

 

 

 

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V_SpEeD Newbie

V_SpEeD

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Hi,

 

Recently i just got my new spark at it comes installed with a rear disc-brake. However, it seems to have almost zero stopping power from the rear. Is this normal for rear disc-brakes converted sparks?

 

Also when i brake while coming to a stop, will have this braking sound. *Like when those busses and lorries come to a stop like that.*

 

I've inspected the brake pads still got quite abit left. So nothing wrong is it? It's just normal that the rear-disc brake is not effective?

 

Can advise? Tks alot

 

u using racing footresT? or due to too much dirt or dust at yr rear brake den cause the mouse creeping sound...

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STARRMOOOCHIE Newbie

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Next year January marks the 2nd year of our SBF Yamaha Spark/Spankers Club.

 

Was wondering about if we were to celebrate it as an outing with a buffet at Seoul Garden (Marina Square).

 

Pricing below.

 

http://www.seoulgarden.com.sg/sites/default/files/SGs_-Price_List.jpg

 

All your suggestions and feedbacks are welcomed.

 

Senibong Seafood @ Stulang Laut Johor Bahru. Just a suggestion.

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Lim Ah Wan Newbie

Lim Ah Wan

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Hi,

 

Recently i just got my new spark at it comes installed with a rear disc-brake. However, it seems to have almost zero stopping power from the rear. Is this normal for rear disc-brakes converted sparks?

 

Also when i brake while coming to a stop, will have this braking sound. *Like when those busses and lorries come to a stop like that.*

 

I've inspected the brake pads still got quite abit left. So nothing wrong is it? It's just normal that the rear-disc brake is not effective?

 

Can advise? Tks alot

 

The sound is probably because between brakepads and brakedisc, there are some sand or dust collected there. So that causes the sound and also prevents ur brakepads from making 100% contact with ur brakedisc. So i suggest you go to the bikeshop, ask them to clean ur pads or change to new ones and also do some 'bleeding' to your brakehose. Probably there's some air bubbles in it. That shall settle the prob.

Lim Ah Wan Newbie

Lim Ah Wan

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Next year January marks the 2nd year of our SBF Yamaha Spark/Spankers Club.

 

Was wondering about if we were to celebrate it as an outing with a buffet at Seoul Garden (Marina Square).

 

Pricing below.

 

http://www.seoulgarden.com.sg/sites/default/files/SGs_-Price_List.jpg

 

All your suggestions and feedbacks are welcomed.

 

I so skinny and I dun eat alot. Waste money seh. Unless like what Rifdy said, you belanja! Mehehehehe!

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Senibong Seafood @ Stulang Laut Johor Bahru. Just a suggestion.

 

Keep it in SG, bare in mind that not all are able to go abroad.

 

The sound is probably because between brakepads and brakedisc, there are some sand or dust collected there. So that causes the sound and also prevents ur brakepads from making 100% contact with ur brakedisc. So i suggest you go to the bikeshop, ask them to clean ur pads or change to new ones and also do some 'bleeding' to your brakehose. Probably there's some air bubbles in it. That shall settle the prob.

 

GURU approved.

 

I so skinny and I dun eat alot. Waste money seh. Unless like what Rifdy said, you belanja! Mehehehehe!

 

It's not about eating a lot, it's about getting a place where we could have a nice setting and nice food for the anniversary. Any better ideas?

 

As for the belanja part, look below.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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duo Newbie

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Hi,

 

Recently i just got my new spark at it comes installed with a rear disc-brake. However, it seems to have almost zero stopping power from the rear. Is this normal for rear disc-brakes converted sparks?

 

Also when i brake while coming to a stop, will have this braking sound. *Like when those busses and lorries come to a stop like that.*

 

I've inspected the brake pads still got quite abit left. So nothing wrong is it? It's just normal that the rear-disc brake is not effective?

 

Can advise? Tks alot

Check the pump. Upgrade to better brake pumps. It should give you better braking power. Also re-bleed the lines. if you do not know how can go to your favourite bike shop to do it.To get better brakes you need to test all equipments to their failure point. Then upgrade one thing at a time. Steel braided lines also helps. :cool: Edited by duo

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V_SpEeD Newbie

V_SpEeD

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Guys, need help..clutch cable snapped at bishan now park one side. Any bike shop near there and operating hrs? Gt to get it towed.

 

enous got 1 bike shop open till late.. or try geylang lor 41 main road

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03- 04 - Cbr 400

03- 05- YzF R1

04- 06 - Wave R

06- 06- YZF R1

06- 07 - lancer

07- 08 - civic ,08- 09 - Honda Fit,09- 09 - Spark 135

09- 10 - SPEC 2

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Lim Ah Wan Newbie

Lim Ah Wan

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enous got 1 bike shop open till late.. or try geylang lor 41 main road

I've read a thread about the one at Geylang about a year ago, ppl said that shop like taxi. You buy one bulb in the day its $5, after midnight you buy its $15. Got 'midnight charge' one! Ahahaha! :faint:

sparkz83 Newbie

sparkz83

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I've read a thread about the one at Geylang about a year ago, ppl said that shop like taxi. You buy one bulb in the day its $5, after midnight you buy its $15. Got 'midnight charge' one! Ahahaha! :faint:

 

 

that's expensive......

trial-sin Newbie

trial-sin

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Holla if u see me aite?

Should give him some details of how you look so that he wont be "Holla-ing" strangers. :thumb:

 

yeahhh true.. btw.. i`ll be ridin a black/red FBA X1.. wif box.. moz prolly will be at ah boy as they open early.. myte proceed to AGL ltr in da afternoon.. holla if u see me too.. ;)

 

Hi,

 

Recently i just got my new spark at it comes installed with a rear disc-brake. However, it seems to have almost zero stopping power from the rear. Is this normal for rear disc-brakes converted sparks?

 

Also when i brake while coming to a stop, will have this braking sound. *Like when those busses and lorries come to a stop like that.*

 

I've inspected the brake pads still got quite abit left. So nothing wrong is it? It's just normal that the rear-disc brake is not effective?

 

Can advise? Tks alot

 

Mine also came wif rear disc n i`m usin racing footrest.. initially wasn`t dat effective also.. so i chged brakelines (partly cos of da colour).. if not re-bleed will be just fine.. n a fresh pair of pads too..

 

also use a reputable pump n caliper.. fer me i`m usin nissin.. which i tink is da minimum dat u shud use.. afterall.. brakes are impt n ur lyf is at stake wen u nid dem da most.. so brands lyk racing boy dun really cut out fer me wen it comes to brakes.. if i`m not wrong.. da previous owner of my bike is using honda phantom's rear pump n caliper setup.. so far its pretty reliable.. u can try 125z rear brake setup too..

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Fadzly88 Newbie

Fadzly88

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Ahahahahahahaha. Hmm why not pizzahut? Just a suggestion!

 

pizza hut g0t buffet style? tehehe, some of us got big tanks! haha.

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Lim Ah Wan Newbie

Lim Ah Wan

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that's expensive......

Glad you know bro. ;)

 

pizza hut g0t buffet style? tehehe, some of us got big tanks! haha.

Kay then you belanja! Yay!

STARRMOOOCHIE Newbie

STARRMOOOCHIE

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Keep it in SG, bare in mind that not all are able to go abroad.

 

It's not about eating a lot, it's about getting a place where we could have a nice setting and nice food for the anniversary. Any better ideas?

 

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Lim Ah Wan Newbie

Lim Ah Wan

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Hi ..bros..

 

what type motor oil u all using ?

 

is motul 3100 or 5100 good for our bike ? Or yamaha lube.?

 

how much roughlyin sg bike shop selling ?

 

Welcome back bro. Have been waiting for you to answer my question. ;)

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