[Group] SBF Yamaha Spark135

[duo]

Sorry, i know you meant me.

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[Lim Ah Wan]

Sorry, i know you meant me.

 

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3118/3174406479_3e8a4e4668.jpg

 

??????????????????????????

[Lim Ah Wan]

The bird will tell all the answers actually.

 

 

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Yeap, the bird is Google.

 

The colour almost same mah!

 

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[eddictive]

Morning peepz, just saw an LTA officer doing half right bumping position at Tampines St 11 bus stop... Next to a red car

 

 

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[duo]

Morning peepz, just saw an LTA officer doing half right bumping position at Tampines St 11 bus stop... Next to a red car

 

 

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Half right bumping?

 

 

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[leman]

morning peepz, just saw an lta officer doing half right bumping position at tampines st 11 bus stop... Next to a red car

 

 

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jiggy jig??? No???

 

Gd noon sayangs.. Haf a good lunch ya later.. Those going for friday prayers, kenang daku dalam doamu..

[duo]

jiggy jig??? No???

 

Gd noon sayangs.. Haf a good lunch ya later.. Those going for friday prayers, kenang daku dalam doamu..

Insyaallah. Me too.

 

 

 

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[h4hahak1m]

Hi guys I'm back, read till page 152. Quite tired already. Learn quite abit. Guess I shall mod stability and safety before speed.

Read something of a "floating disc", which doesn't lock the disc. Anyone care to comment and where to get it?

 

Wah see.... Thats a great question.... I applaud u..... Floating disc is not cheap.... All those oversize disc from RB is floating disc but not much movement allowed... And in order for you to get the floating disc to actually werk, your caliper needs to some sort of float or not fixed also. This will allow you to brake in corners.... I think that is my 2 cents on the floating system....

 

 

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Floating discs actually aid in the cooling process. And floating discs can reduce heat transfer to the hubs itself, means all most of the heat will stay on the outer part of the discs. There's also cross drilled and slotted discs, that one can go read up yourself. Haha. Anw my info may be wrong, so just do your own research and double check. Don't be lazy.

 

Chain tensioner, been wanting to get it but haven't seen anyone with it till today, but Malaysian bike. Worth to get it?

 

There's a reason why manufacturers don't use that chain tensioner. Anyway i've seen a few of those "chain tensioners" break. So it doesn't last and it doesn't really work. If u say for cosmetic purposes also, i'd say it makes your bike more "kecoh". Keep it simple sudah. And yes don't be lazy. Check your chain tension once a week or a few days once will suffice. Take care of your bike and it'll take care of you. Don't forget to clean and lube your chain. Dry and dirty chains have a shorter life span.

 

Its good to know eventhough you just started riding, you've done your reading way before & know your things.

 

Rather than someone, ride for years but know nothing, which is pretty weird.

 

Sorry, i know you meant me.

 

Alalalalalalala bucuk bucuk

 

Morning peepz, just saw an LTA officer doing half right bumping position at Tampines St 11 bus stop... Next to a red car

 

 

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One more victim. Hoho

[Ah_Ben]

How about Swageline by Plot? That would be awesome.

 

That's abit distant. My Japanese neighbor need ask his Japanese friend whose working at that Semi Japanese owned motorshop.

 

Forgot something bro. Discs don't fade that easily, because they dissipate heat better. One of the biggest enemies of riders who practise very hard braking is brake fade. Happens when actual operating temperature of the discs/pads go out of the optimal operating temp of the discs/pads. So yes another advantage of discs is that u can use larger ones so the cool down faster to avoid brake fade.

 

My apologies but I had assume most riders would know heat accumulation cases brake fade.

Depending on the type brake pads as different pads have different optimal operating temperature. Some pads have poor efficiency in low temperature which are not suitable for road use. Example, my current front brake setting sucks in the wet.

Larger is one way to increase cooling down but other options could include thicker rotor and toothed/flowered rotor.

Then again, small bike really don't need the overkill, unless you either have lots to splurge or like riding in the circuit.

 

 

With regards to Floating disc inquiry from a fellow bro;

There are three types of brake rotors: solid, semifloating, and full floating. With a solid rotor a single piece of metal is bolted to the wheel. With semifloating, you have a center piece and a separate outer part that the brake pads touch and the two are connected by a bunch of round "buttons" that allow a small amount of movement between the two. With full floating, the braking surface is relatively loose so that it can move around to hopefully become in perfect alignment with the pads.

Full floating rotors are less likely to pulse than solid or semifloating rotors. Most racing bikes have full floating rotors. Full floating rotors make noise at low speeds as the parts move around, since they're kind of loose. Semifloating rotors don't make the noise.

 

I'm using a semi floating thou, not much difference to me. Inquire with Brembo and they do not produce their full floaters for our model.

http://www.brembo.com/en/bike/Racing/Racing/Pages/Discs.aspx

 

Cheers

Edited March 23, 2012 by Ah_Ben
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[FTW]

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??????????????????????????

 

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Floating discs actually aid in the cooling process. And floating discs can reduce heat transfer to the hubs itself, means all most of the heat will stay on the outer part of the discs. There's also cross drilled and slotted discs, that one can go read up yourself. Haha. Anw my info may be wrong, so just do your own research and double check. Don't be lazy.

 

 

 

There's a reason why manufacturers don't use that chain tensioner. Anyway i've seen a few of those "chain tensioners" break. So it doesn't last and it doesn't really work. If u say for cosmetic purposes also, i'd say it makes your bike more "kecoh". Keep it simple sudah. And yes don't be lazy. Check your chain tension once a week or a few days once will suffice. Take care of your bike and it'll take care of you. Don't forget to clean and lube your chain. Dry and dirty chains have a shorter life span.

 

 

 

 

 

Alalalalalalala bucuk bucuk

 

 

 

One more victim. Hoho

 

Bucuk?

 

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That's abit distant. My Japanese neighbor need ask his Japanese friend whose working at that Semi Japanese owned motorshop.

 

 

 

My apologies but I had assume most riders would know heat accumulation cases brake fade.

Depending on the type brake pads as different pads have different optimal operating temperature. Some pads have poor efficiency in low temperature which are not suitable for road use. Example, my current front brake setting sucks in the wet.

Larger is one way to increase cooling down but other options could include thicker rotor and toothed/flowered rotor.

Then again, small bike really don't need the overkill, unless you either have lots to splurge or like riding in the circuit.

 

 

With regards to Floating disc inquiry from a fellow bro;

There are three types of brake rotors: solid, semifloating, and full floating. With a solid rotor a single piece of metal is bolted to the wheel. With semifloating, you have a center piece and a separate outer part that the brake pads touch and the two are connected by a bunch of round "buttons" that allow a small amount of movement between the two. With full floating, the braking surface is relatively loose so that it can move around to hopefully become in perfect alignment with the pads.

Full floating rotors are less likely to pulse than solid or semifloating rotors. Most racing bikes have full floating rotors. Full floating rotors make noise at low speeds as the parts move around, since they're kind of loose. Semifloating rotors don't make the noise.

 

I'm using a semi floating thou, not much difference to me. Inquire with Brembo and they do not produce their full floaters for our model.

http://www.brembo.com/en/bike/Racing/Racing/Pages/Discs.aspx

 

Cheers

 

Your reply, is, interesting. Well, not everyone knows these kind of things hence we are always learning.

 

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[eddictive]

That's abit distant. My Japanese neighbor need ask his Japanese friend whose working at that Semi Japanese owned motorshop.

 

 

 

My apologies but I had assume most riders would know heat accumulation cases brake fade.

Depending on the type brake pads as different pads have different optimal operating temperature. Some pads have poor efficiency in low temperature which are not suitable for road use. Example, my current front brake setting sucks in the wet.

Larger is one way to increase cooling down but other options could include thicker rotor and toothed/flowered rotor.

Then again, small bike really don't need the overkill, unless you either have lots to splurge or like riding in the circuit.

 

 

With regards to Floating disc inquiry from a fellow bro;

There are three types of brake rotors: solid, semifloating, and full floating. With a solid rotor a single piece of metal is bolted to the wheel. With semifloating, you have a center piece and a separate outer part that the brake pads touch and the two are connected by a bunch of round "buttons" that allow a small amount of movement between the two. With full floating, the braking surface is relatively loose so that it can move around to hopefully become in perfect alignment with the pads.

Full floating rotors are less likely to pulse than solid or semifloating rotors. Most racing bikes have full floating rotors. Full floating rotors make noise at low speeds as the parts move around, since they're kind of loose. Semifloating rotors don't make the noise.

 

I'm using a semi floating thou, not much difference to me. Inquire with Brembo and they do not produce their full floaters for our model.

http://www.brembo.com/en/bike/Racing/Racing/Pages/Discs.aspx

 

Cheers

 

Wah your connections not bad at all.... so are you coming tonight???

 

What semi floating disc are you using???? mind sharing???

 

Thanks...

[FTW]

Wah your connections not bad at all.... so are you coming tonight???

 

What semi floating disc are you using???? mind sharing???

 

Thanks...

 

"almost reunited with his spank."

[eddictive]

"almost reunited with his spank."

 

Hur Hur Hur Hur

[duo]

"almost reunited with his spank."

 

Hur Hur Hur Hur

?

 

 

 

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[FTW]

Just some pics from the last 3 outings.

 

http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/557541_10150637265448977_716283976_9179840_1272850132_n.jpg

 

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[eddictive]

Just some pics from the last 3 outings.

 

http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/557541_10150637265448977_716283976_9179840_1272850132_n.jpg

 

http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/523765_10150637264513977_716283976_9179835_178833584_n.jpg

 

http://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/405178_10150637284398977_716283976_9179885_266229997_n.jpg

 

http://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/480329_10150637248853977_716283976_9179706_1567952534_n.jpg

 

http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/551374_10150637224493977_716283976_9179586_1001819603_n.jpg

 

http://a5.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/546626_10150637213063977_716283976_9179534_1853024479_n.jpg

 

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nice.... my bike looks like it has a front basket..... hehehe

[Lim Ah Wan]

"almost reunited with his spank."

 

I think i see something here. I think lah.

[FTW]

Eddicitive! Can i ride this with ya!!!!?? Awesome man.

 

[eddictive]

Eddicitive! Can i ride this with ya!!!!?? Awesome man.

 

 

Sure dude, anytime.... Wah you can see the G pull from Alonso's face.... hehehe

[eddictive]

I think i see something here. I think lah.

 

Apa awak nampak????

 

FTW wants kitik kitik kitik eh???? Later i tickle tickle you k... whahahaha

[FTW]

Sure dude, anytime.... Wah you can see the G pull from Alonso's face.... hehehe

 

See all his skin flapping away.

 

Apa awak nampak????

 

FTW wants kitik kitik kitik eh???? Later i tickle tickle you k... whahahaha

 

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[Lim Ah Wan]

Apa awak nampak????

 

FTW wants kitik kitik kitik eh???? Later i tickle tickle you k... whahahaha

 

Baru saya tahu siapa tuan kepada spark awak sekarang, since dia tak paham melayu kan. Hahaha.

[h4hahak1m]

That's abit distant. My Japanese neighbor need ask his Japanese friend whose working at that Semi Japanese owned motorshop.

 

 

 

My apologies but I had assume most riders would know heat accumulation cases brake fade.

Depending on the type brake pads as different pads have different optimal operating temperature. Some pads have poor efficiency in low temperature which are not suitable for road use. Example, my current front brake setting sucks in the wet.

Larger is one way to increase cooling down but other options could include thicker rotor and toothed/flowered rotor.

Then again, small bike really don't need the overkill, unless you either have lots to splurge or like riding in the circuit.

 

 

With regards to Floating disc inquiry from a fellow bro;

There are three types of brake rotors: solid, semifloating, and full floating. With a solid rotor a single piece of metal is bolted to the wheel. With semifloating, you have a center piece and a separate outer part that the brake pads touch and the two are connected by a bunch of round "buttons" that allow a small amount of movement between the two. With full floating, the braking surface is relatively loose so that it can move around to hopefully become in perfect alignment with the pads.

Full floating rotors are less likely to pulse than solid or semifloating rotors. Most racing bikes have full floating rotors. Full floating rotors make noise at low speeds as the parts move around, since they're kind of loose. Semifloating rotors don't make the noise.

 

I'm using a semi floating thou, not much difference to me. Inquire with Brembo and they do not produce their full floaters for our model.

http://www.brembo.com/en/bike/Racing/Racing/Pages/Discs.aspx

 

Cheers

 

Thanks for the info bro. Guru spotted.

 

Eddicitive! Can i ride this with ya!!!!?? Awesome man.

 

 

Want also!

 

Apa awak nampak????

 

FTW wants kitik kitik kitik eh???? Later i tickle tickle you k... whahahaha

 

Nak join

[sICkbOi-dOt-cOm]

Anyone interested? Rear plate holder in chrome.. Bought donkey years ago for my sparky but too bad didnt had the chance..

 

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[duo]

Anyone interested? Rear plate holder in chrome.. Bought donkey years ago for my sparky but too bad didnt had the chance..

 

http://img.tapatalk.com/cb74fbe8-41bc-08ab.jpgIIRC these are not legal. Pardon me. Use at own risk.

 

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