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Yamaha Diversion 900

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mctan Newbie

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Changed front brake disc, front brake pads, front wheel bearing, bearing oil seal, front brake caliper pistons, piston seals and flush brake fluid.

 

Braking effect has improved.

 

After changing the bearings, front wheel/handle no more shaking while travelling at 50km/h with both hands slightly away from the handle grips.

 

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Bro Swift, yours.

 

If you have time, remember to change your front bearings...

2 x bearing ($16 ea)

2 x oil seal

Total cost about $40 to $45.

 

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Heyrul77 Newbie

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Originally posted by mctan@February 20, 2007 11:01 pm

Changed front brake disc, front brake pads, front wheel bearing, bearing oil seal, front brake caliper pistons, piston seals and flush brake fluid.

 

Braking effect has improved.

 

After changing the bearings, front wheel/handle no more shaking while travelling at 50km/h with both hands slightly away from the handle grips.

 

:cheer:

Mctan,

 

How much u spend in all? Can you breakdown the prices...? Thanks in advance... :lovestruck:

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mctan Newbie

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Originally posted by Heyrul^77@February 21, 2007 03:14 am

Mctan,

 

How much u spend in all? Can you breakdown the prices...? Thanks in advance... :lovestruck:

Front brake disc $150 ea (MO price) x 2 = $300, original $160 from AM

Front EBC brake pads $50 ea set (MO price) x2 = $100

Front brake service kit $36 ea (price from AM) x2 = $72

Motul RBF600 brake fluid $15 ea (price from motoworld)

Bearing $16.8 ea (price from HL) x2 = $33.6

Oil seal $6 ea (price from AM) x2 = $12

Brake disc screw ($1.40 ea MO price) x 12 = $16.8, original ( $1.50 from AM)

 

The total cost for parts about $550.

 

Servicing, DIY.

mctan

mctan Newbie

mctan

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I have 2 set of USED EBC HH front brake pads for sale, they are in good condition.

Left with about 3mm thick, Original new one is about 5mm thick, after 25,000 km, only use 2mm.

 

$8 for one set, without installation.

mctan

vtec666 Newbie

vtec666

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Originally posted by mctan@February 21, 2007 10:56 am

Front brake disc $150 ea (MO price) x 2 = $300, original $160 from AM

Front EBC brake pads $50 ea set (MO price) x2 = $100

Front brake service kit $36 ea (price from AM) x2 = $72

Motul RBF600 brake fluid $15 ea (price from motoworld)

Bearing $16.8 ea (price from HL) x2 = $33.6

Oil seal $6 ea (price from AM) x2 = $12

Brake disc screw ($1.40 ea MO price) x 12 = $16.8, original ( $1.50 from AM)

 

The total cost for parts about $550.

 

Servicing, DIY.

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wow Bro MCtan .... Ur Kong Fu in servicing and changing all the parts for ur rear brake and front brake take total how long to do it ???

 

Front part : I dont think got a problem ,but rear butt tricky ..... got to removed the Exhaust pipe also .... that is what i see from the way how i figure it ...he he :sweat:

 

Ur Kong Fu so good .... can guide me how to removed the rear butt ?... i need to change my Rear Rotor also ....he he :cheeky:

 

(Now all learn to DIY ,Motor shop getting struggle make a living ...ha ha :sweat: )

Dont Think ... FEEL the Wind ,Safety is always the first !

mctan Newbie

mctan

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Originally posted by vtec666@February 21, 2007 11:57 pm

:thumb:

wow Bro MCtan .... Ur Kong Fu in servicing and changing all the parts for ur rear brake and front brake take total how long to do it ???

 

Front part : I dont think got a problem ,but rear butt tricky ..... got to removed the Exhaust pipe also .... that is what i see from the way how i figure it ...he he :sweat:

 

Ur Kong Fu so good .... can guide me how to removed the rear butt ?... i need to change my Rear Rotor also ....he he :cheeky:

 

(Now all learn to DIY ,Motor shop getting struggle make a living ...ha ha :sweat: )

Don't need to remove exhaust :giddy:

 

 

Took about 3 to 4 hours to service my front wheel.

 

 

DIY own bike, get to know the bike better and save money.

mctan

cbkooky Newbie

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Do you have a link to where i can view divvy owners bike picts? Cant seem to search this long thread.Thanks.

Custom Newbie

Custom

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Originally posted by mctan@February 22, 2007 09:46 am

Don't need to remove exhaust :giddy:

 

 

Took about 3 to 4 hours to service my front wheel.

 

 

DIY own bike, get to know the bike better and save money.

Mctan Pte Ltd :smile:

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Custom Newbie

Custom

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Originally posted by cbkooky@February 22, 2007 06:26 pm

Do you have a link to where i can view divvy owners bike picts? Cant seem to search this long thread.Thanks.

all the bikes are show off only at our meetup... :smile:

some hv bigger backside, some hv tail some hv no backside :cheeky:

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å¯å–œçš„是它ä¸éœ€è¦é‡ä¾†.

Scudz Newbie

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:bow: MCTan...U got my vote to officially appoint u as Divvy Mechanic!! heheh... :thumb:

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Heyrul77 Newbie

Heyrul77

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Originally posted by Custom@February 22, 2007 06:47 pm

all the bikes are show off only at our meetup... :smile:

some hv bigger backside, some hv tail some hv no backside :cheeky:

Yah, I agree with Uncle Custom... U may want to drop by if there is any meet up next time? By the way thanks for the interest..

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bats Newbie

bats

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Originally posted by cbkooky@February 22, 2007 06:26 pm

Do you have a link to where i can view divvy owners bike picts? Cant seem to search this long thread.Thanks.

Ya, view at our meet up is better to view from pics, can make new friends also.

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mctan Newbie

mctan

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Originally posted by Heyrul^77@February 22, 2007 12:22 am

Mctan,

We salute you lei... So good and have skills to DIY... :cheeky:

Thank you.

 

When I sent bike for serviced, I observed how the mechanics did. Learn abit here, learn abit there. Still learning.... :cheeky:

mctan

Heyrul77 Newbie

Heyrul77

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Originally posted by mctan@February 23, 2007 07:18 am

Thank you.

 

When I sent bike for serviced, I observed how the mechanics did. Learn abit here, learn abit there. Still learning.... :cheeky:

McTan,

 

Ups for you...! :cheer:

*Live Each Day As If It Was Your Last And You Will Find Each Day Worth Living For*

mctan Newbie

mctan

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Originally posted by Custom@February 22, 2007 06:47 pm

all the bikes are show off only at our meetup... :smile:

some hv bigger backside, some hv tail some hv no backside :cheeky:

some have "sunlight"s, some put 12V socket at the rear to charge backside, some change to R1 brake caliper, some have bigger head, some have lower fairing...... :smile:

mctan

Custom Newbie

Custom

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Originally posted by Scudz@February 22, 2007 06:56 pm

:bow: MCTan...U got my vote to officially appoint u as Divvy Mechanic!! heheh... :thumb:

Please lar, he is no more at Mechanic level.

He reach this level when he is in K2

He is now the Chief Engineer of Divvy group. :smile:

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mctan Newbie

mctan

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Originally posted by Custom@February 23, 2007 11:21 am

Please lar, he is no more at Mechanic level.

He reach this level when he is in K2

He is now the Chief Engineer of Divvy group. :smile:

:slapforehead: :faint:

mctan

vtec666 Newbie

vtec666

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Originally posted by Custom@February 22, 2007 06:45 pm

Mctan Pte Ltd :smile:

Uncle Custom .... Finally upgrade ur pic from baby to Monster bike liao ....

 

Chio sia ... but what bike is that ah ??? :cheeky:

 

I know i still own u the parts i get from u ... will credit to u soon this mth end ...

 

:sweat:

Dont Think ... FEEL the Wind ,Safety is always the first !

vtec666 Newbie

vtec666

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Originally posted by Custom@February 23, 2007 11:21 am

He is now the Chief Engineer of Divvy group. :smile:

Soon will be upgrade to Master Level of Chief Engineer of Divvy ....:cheeky:

 

Bro MC tan ,

Another enquiry .. when u removed the rear wheel ,the calipiers need to removed with care ...but when install back ... i notice they will put the pump in to the bleed screw to pump out the excess Hydyalic oil to maintain the pressure of the braking ...

 

Did u do that :cheeky:

cos i encounter B4 that not enuff pressure cos the whole brake compress fully down ... and i shot off got to pump and pump with my feet then it get back enuff pressure to get back the proper braking effect ....

Dont Think ... FEEL the Wind ,Safety is always the first !

mctan Newbie

mctan

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Soon will be upgrade to Master Level of Chief Engineer of Divvy ....:cheeky:

 

Custom is the master liao. He knows better than I do. :smile:

 

 

Bro MC tan ,

Another enquiry .. when u removed the rear wheel ,the calipiers need to removed with care ...but when install back ... i notice they will put the pump in to the bleed screw to pump out the excess Hydyalic oil to maintain the pressure of the braking ...

 

Did u do that :cheeky:

cos i encounter B4 that not enuff pressure cos the whole brake compress fully down ... and i shot off got to pump and pump with my feet then it get back enuff pressure to get back the proper braking effect ....

 

For you case, the mechanic did a sub-standard brake fluid flushing.

A proper brake service and flushing of fluid, you will get a good and solid braking effect.

mctan

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Enforcement Biker

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Originally posted by Heyrul^77@February 20, 2007 04:39 pm

Hi Buggers,

 

I create this post in order to help those poor victims of "Missing/Stolen Bikes" be it in Singapore or Malaysia. Intiative is from one of our Motordiam here and I start it! Hope it helps..

 

Below is the link....

 

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forum/index....howtopic=149826

 

 

I wonder how can i stick this topic? Can anyone assist?

Heyrul..... For this post...I think u should find suitable window where other bikers can easily find. I think this topic is also good fo me so that I can help to look out during my patrols.

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