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Cheap and fuel saving Class 2b Bikes

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darren_89 Newbie

darren_89

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Hi everyone...

 

i was finding the specs and model of bikes for those who just passed their TP for class 2b and couldn't find any...

 

Does anyone knows what kind of model of Class 2b bike is cheap and fuel saving bike ?

 

I'm taking my TP soon and need some help on getting a bike...

 

Sorry for the trouble..

 

and thanks alot for the help...

 

THANK YOU!!!!!

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ytiniffa Newbie

ytiniffa

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pulsar

spark

rxz

125z

and most kups all very fuel efficient one..

 

my friend's pulsar180 can go 630km before hitting reserve.

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VidaK Newbie

VidaK

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2b bikes are mostly fuel efficient... there isn't much to worry at all. I can't think of fuel inefficient 2b bikes

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katana999 Newbie

katana999

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haha SP, 125Z and TZM actually not very fuel efficient leh.

 

Pulsar and wave fuel efficient until no fight lah haha.. Or if u got bucks aim high.. Aim Yamaha 125R

Low Life Helmet Stealers shld just DIE

05-06 - FU*7*7A NSR SP (Proj Bee)

06-07 - FY*3*3L Wave S (Proj Bass)

07-07 - FN3**3M RVF 400 (Proj Black)

08-08 - FU**9*U KAWA ZX (Squeaky)

08-09 FBB***9D Pulsar DTS-i (Black)

10- FBC**98S SYM GTS

darren_89 Newbie

darren_89

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Thanks guys for the advice...

 

Really appreciate it very very much.

 

Do you guys have any idea how much it usually takes to get a second hand bike like those you guys mentioned?

 

cause i'm still studying now...

 

haha...

 

 

saving up...

 

:)

 

hopefully...

 

lol.....

katana999 Newbie

katana999

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do u mean by getting from private owners or shops? Both can range between 2 to a week. Sometimes a month also possible.. depends on ur financial ability, bikes condition, and time for the owners to settle the paperwork. Paper work normally takes up a day or a half

Low Life Helmet Stealers shld just DIE

05-06 - FU*7*7A NSR SP (Proj Bee)

06-07 - FY*3*3L Wave S (Proj Bass)

07-07 - FN3**3M RVF 400 (Proj Black)

08-08 - FU**9*U KAWA ZX (Squeaky)

08-09 FBB***9D Pulsar DTS-i (Black)

10- FBC**98S SYM GTS

SparkerS1 Newbie

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i was finding the specs and model of bikes for those who just passed their TP for class 2b and couldn't find any.!!!!

 

where did u search in the internet? there is plenty of info:sian:

Yamaha RXZ, Kawasaki ZX KR150, Yamaha Spark135, Honda CB400 REVO NC42, Suzuki DRZ400SMK8, Aprilia RS125, Suzuki GSXR600K9, Honda RS150R

Click on the bike models for Information/Servicing/Maintenance on Kawasaki KR150, Honda CB400 Revo, Suzuki DRZ400SM and Suzuki GSXR

 

Facebook HONDA CB400 REVO

 

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econbizer Newbie

econbizer

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My old ride, phantom ta200 - 38km/litre. Parts r common n cheap.

For pulsar, even though fc is gd, u shld consider the cost to replace parts. Heard from a pulsar rider it's gonna cost.

Vespa11 Newbie

Vespa11

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2b bikes are mostly fuel efficient... there isn't much to worry at all. I can't think of fuel inefficient 2b bikes

 

2B auto scooter like my atlantic can be very fuel inefficient. only 25km/l.. haha

barefoot Newbie

barefoot

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2b bikes are mostly fuel efficient... there isn't much to worry at all. I can't think of fuel inefficient 2b bikes

 

my current ktm2 give me 9km/l :(

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haslansalam Newbie

haslansalam

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my varadero 125 travel 420km with 14ltrs of petrol... my chevrolet optra travels 450km with 60ltrs of petrol... I love my bike!

xiaoxiao Newbie

xiaoxiao

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my sp = 320+ one tank b4 reserve.

 

fast cheap and good. =D

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d54/amandaxp/topburanko.gifhttp://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d54/amandaxp/02982fc9.gif .
blast3dGaL Newbie

blast3dGaL

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hmmm.. most fuel efficient... and cheap.. my vote has to be Wave...

 

can get 2nd hand for less than 2k, i think...

 

Good luck on your TP and bike search~

-blast3dGal-

 

2B since 07/07/08

Aprilia RS125'05 (FBC9258A) 21/08/08 - 31/07/10

Piaggio ______ (FB______) 31/07/10 - ???

WawanAprilia Newbie

WawanAprilia

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ybr125 ? its a bike to be reckon wit ... sounds fast but its not .. i dun need helmet to ride bike so power to weight ratio means consume lesser petrol on ybr .. So guyz , please put on a turban to save the hassle of stolen helmets ..

Be humble on the road at all times coz u'll neva noe wen u need any rider's help...

mild_slevin Newbie

mild_slevin

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Yamaha X-1R good also... if riding not more thn 80km/hr, FC should be 50km per litre

bike is a machine without soul, rider would inject new life and character to this machine

 

Xiao Rou Yi Hao & "Colossal" 919

 

Sin Ming Editor got 1 DAY jailterm and $2000 fine for pillion death!

Rally Point: http://www.singaporebikes.com/forums/showthread.php?p=5322898#post5322898

ganman Newbie

ganman

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Get a Yamaha Nuovo or Fino or some of the other automatic bikes from the other manufacturers.

 

Fuel consumption approximately 35km/l to 40km/l. Practically maintenance free. You don't need to clean the chain, tension it or lube it as there is no chain. It's belt driven. Just do the regular maintenance which is changing engine oil.

 

When it's time (a long time), then you need to change tires, spark plug, belt, gear oil and whatever you can think of.

 

Automatics are practical bikes for local riding. Good enough for the expressways as well.

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