Cheap and fuel saving Class 2b Bikes

[vivianng]

sorry make u trouble may i know the road name? near where? or do u know the address can u send to me?

[Guest alxfoo]

The Address:

Piaggio Asia Pacific Pte Ltd

19 Genting Road, Singapore 349478

Ph : 6547 4266 ; Fax : 6547 4255

Website : http://www.asia.piaggio.com

 

How to get there:

http://www.gothere.sg/directions#:19%20Genting%20Road

 

If u got spare cash, can try the MP3. Think its one of the safest bike around with its 3 wheel. You just go there, say you wan test ride the MP3, they will allow you

 

And ya, you can try the vespa/gilera range of bikes there too

Edited June 10, 2009 by alxfoo

[allenkey]

mp3 125 not really fuel efficient for a cls2b

[charlesplant]

or u can try my old bike. my very first bike the SUZUKI EN 125. its pretty big, not as big as the hyosung commet but still bigger than most 2b bikes, but fc is abour 45km per litre. full tank is 450 before hitting reserve of 2 litres. another 80 click.

[charlesplant]

but max speed's around 100-120 lar. can't have the best of both worlds man

[Guest alxfoo]

mp3 125 not really fuel efficient for a cls2b

 

She didn't ask for a fuel efficient bike

[Roid]

Actually hor... the best thing to control fc is yr right hand. I can get 35+km/l when i rev a lot & maxing the engine. On the other hand, i can get 45+km/l (max 48/l) when i dun go beyond 6k rpm & keep btw 60km/h to 80km/h. My ybr drinks caltex 95.

[vivianng]

Thank you everyone too big bike i scare i can't handle last time my ex bf want me to try a sport bike but the bike is too big scare i can't control, i also want to save the fuel cos maybe in my future i need it to do delivery n also find a cheap bike cos i working in a small bakery shop i earn not much scare i can't pay for a bike.

[xishuo]

Thank you everyone too big bike i scare i can't handle last time my ex bf want me to try a sport bike but the bike is too big scare i can't control, i also want to save the fuel cos maybe in my future i need it to do delivery n also find a cheap bike cos i working in a small bakery shop i earn not much scare i can't pay for a bike.

 

maybe can try yamaha fino? New bike that people usually mistakes for vespa's new make.

 

Performance wise, I'm not sure. But there are quite a few ladies riding fino. Cute and cheap I think.

 

Why not consider that.

[vivianng]

Or can u send me the website or the address? i wanna take a look for the bike n see which bike i like cos if i buy a bike i won't change the bike.

[vivianng]

The Address:

Piaggio Asia Pacific Pte Ltd

19 Genting Road, Singapore 349478

Ph : 6547 4266 ; Fax : 6547 4255

Website : http://www.asia.piaggio.com

 

How to get there:

http://www.gothere.sg/directions#:19%20Genting%20Road

 

If u got spare cash, can try the MP3. Think its one of the safest bike around with its 3 wheel. You just go there, say you wan test ride the MP3, they will allow you

 

And ya, you can try the vespa/gilera range of bikes there too

 

I like mp3, stable n safe but i think if really wanna go fast cannot rite? It's a nice model.

[Guest alxfoo]

MP3 should be able to hit 100km/h. To go faster then that i am not sure. You need to ask the sales stuff there. If u got class 2a, can get the 400cc version., comfirm can go faster then 100km/h haha

[Baphomet]

u want fuel efficient. definately the bajaj pulsar. 1 litre 40+km easily.if can get the 180cc ulg2 better. the later versions one not that good.

[vivianng]

MP3 should be able to hit 100km/h. To go faster then that i am not sure. You need to ask the sales stuff there. If u got class 2a, can get the 400cc version., comfirm can go faster then 100km/h haha

 

Thanks n yes u're rite

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[Blahhh]

Honda Wave.. machine price is cheap enough to purchase full cash (2nd hand wave cost $900-$1000 from forumers, 1.2/1.4k from shops). Spare part easy to find and cheap. Maintenance is pretty much close to zero. Fuel consumption easily 48km/L, big storage, no need to use clutch also, so its an easy and relax ride.

 

Biggest con is small tank lah. But there are shops that can extend the tank. Not a biggie to me. Wave is the best commuter bike - FULL STOP.

[quadro]

cbr 150 also can consider, 10L fuel tank, 40-45km/lit

 

Not too bad in a sense, dun have to always make ur way to petrol stations.

[Cracked]

LOL @ ppl singing praises for Pulsar. Wen the bike electronics fail or u nid spare parts, pray dat e onli shop dat deals with Pulsar wun chop u.. good luck!

 

Honda Wave.. bulletproof engine and any shop can do. Can even do in Johore somemore, dey noe lots more abt honda wave den we do.

 

Fuel consumption is not everything.. overall cost of riding e bike is.

[pyro13]

Fz150i for me.. 12l tank.. Can hit 500km.. Go jb pump aso worth it!!!

[Pandoras Kitten 3]

I recommend TA200, FC can reach 35km per litre, parts are cheap, can reach up to 140km/h and heavy enough not to be affected by cross wind.

 

If u like touring to malaysia, TA200 is excellent. I full throttle all the way at 140 km/h and bike still come back in one piece haha. Also heavy vehicle pass by u at high speed, bike will not vibrate as much as smaller bikes.

 

Only thing bad is the occassion fish tail, but after riding some time u will learn to control the rear brake. And ya for newbies, U-Turning will be a challenge.

 

Hehehe Phantoms are fun. With a bit of turning a few screws and tinkering here and there, FC can go up to 45km/l.

 

Or modify your airbox, get a good exhaust wrap (or DIY), 36km/l and pretty darned good 0-90kph performance. I haven't explored anything beyond 100kph (want another set of sprockets for highway sprinting)

 

Didn't have any issues with fishtailing, though I love using the rear brakes for traction control while playing corner. Yes Phantom can play corner quite well. Super stable

 

It's also a great poser machine, especially customised or with a chrome package.

[RxzDelux]

Hehehe Phantoms are fun. With a bit of turning a few screws and tinkering here and there, FC can go up to 45km/l.

 

Or modify your airbox, get a good exhaust wrap (or DIY), 36km/l and pretty darned good 0-90kph performance. I haven't explored anything beyond 100kph (want another set of sprockets for highway sprinting)

 

Didn't have any issues with fishtailing, though I love using the rear brakes for traction control while playing corner. Yes Phantom can play corner quite well. Super stable

 

It's also a great poser machine, especially customised or with a chrome package.

 

 

 

Nice topic u have here.

 

Most fuel efficient bikes are or course the 4 stroke bikes.

Take your picks here. Menu ala carte sytle.

 

Big Tanks (Can last longer mileage per fill-up)

Bajaj Pulsar 180/200 (Made in India)

Honda Tiger200 Carburator

Honda Phantom200 (Made in Thailand) Carburator

Honda CBF150 (Made in China) Carburator

Honda CG125 Carburator

Honda CBR150 (Made in Thailand)

Honda CBR125 (Made in Thailand)

Honda Varadero 125 Carburator

Yamaha YBR 125 (Made in China) Carburator

Yamaha YZF R125

Yamaha YZF R15 (Made in India) EFI

Yamaha FZ150i (Made in Malaysia) EFI

 

 

Cubs (Small tanks) (Every abt 2 to 3 days pump once)

Honda Wave125 R,S, I (Made in Thailand) Ver I EFI version

Yamaha Spark 135 RR/RX(Made in Thailand) EFI

Yamaha X1-R 135 (Made in Thailand) Carburator

Yamaha X1 110 (Made in Thailand) Carburator

Yamaha Nouvo (Made in Thailand)

Yamaha Fino

 

Many ride Bajaj Pulsar but not for me. I am not pro any of the bikes here. As for myself I am riding Yamaha FZ150i. Before this i ride Honda Wave. As years passed by i am getting sicko of the small tank and thus decide to change to Big tanks motorbike with EFI. Now am really happy with the bike and satisfied. Spare parts also can source in Johor.

Edited August 25, 2010 by RxzDelux

[CaptainSlow]

Nice topic u have here.

 

Most fuel efficient bikes are or course the 4 stroke bikes.

Take your picks here. Menu ala carte sytle.

 

Big Tanks (Can last longer mileage per fill-up)

Bajaj Pulsar 180/200 (Made in India)

Honda Tiger200

Honda Phantom 200 (Made in Thailand)

Honda CBF150 (Made in China)

Honda CG125

Honda CBR150 (Made in Thailand)

Yamaha Varadero 125

Yamaha YBR 125

Yamaha R125

Yamaha FZ150i (Made in Thailand)

 

 

FZ150i are made in malaysia

[pyro13]

FZ150i are made in malaysia

 

Really?? But nt tat much accesories in malaysia for it tho

[RxzDelux]

FZ150i are made in malaysia

 

Okie. Edited liao bro. My mistake. My apologies.

[Pandoras Kitten 3]

I was requested to give an opinion on the FZ150i recently and looked up its technical specs.

 

Great bike! It has EFI so it can run a higher than average compression ratio than carburetted engines without pinging (predetonation - diesel taxi sound, bad for piston).

 

Efficiency should be greater than Phantom since my bike is dinosaur technology compared to these new ones.