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Tronicans Newbie

Tronicans

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Get the wiring checked as well as the cooling sysytem....

 

This 2 are a real headache on the blades... :bounce:

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rhema83 Newbie

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Originally posted by Tronicans@March 05, 2007 07:05 am

Get the wiring checked as well as the cooling sysytem....

 

This 2 are a real headache on the blades... :bounce:

Come to think about it, the CBR400RR was a well-designed bike for age. There are many areas that need improvement but it is a pretty competitive package overall.

 

I wish there were more trick parts for this bike, insteading of having to source for CBR600 parts that also fits this bike. Oh well...

 

Anyway, nice paintjob Tronicians. :thumb:

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Tortise Newbie

Tortise

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Originally posted by rhema83@March 06, 2007 03:16 am

Come to think about it, the CBR400RR was a well-designed bike for age. There are many areas that need improvement but it is a pretty competitive package overall.

Yes IMO the CBR400 NC29 was a revolutionary design of its age. If I remember correctly my friend bought it in the 90's at about $15-$16k brand new. The gull arm was inspired by GP bikes, and if you see properly the RC211V still uses this design along with the rims (design).

 

There are performance parts for the bike - radiators, carbs, wiring harness etc. which are mostly for racing purposes and nowadays hard to find. In standard form the bike is good enough for the roads, although may be a little uncomfortably hot going into congested traffic (all sportsbikes do anyway).

 

:cheers:

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Tronicans Newbie

Tronicans

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Originally posted by rhema83@March 06, 2007 03:16 am

Come to think about it, the CBR400RR was a well-designed bike for age. There are many areas that need improvement but it is a pretty competitive package overall.

 

I wish there were more trick parts for this bike, insteading of having to source for CBR600 parts that also fits this bike. Oh well...

 

Anyway, nice paintjob Tronicians. :thumb:

 

 

Hey ter you always service your blade at K & T?

2002 - 2005 : NSR150SP

2005 - 2008 : CBR400RRL

2008 - : Wave S 125

 

Since June 2006 :Touring ( History )

 

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Tronicans Newbie

Tronicans

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Between Water wetter, Engine Ice and Maxima Coolaide...

 

Which is the most suitable for the CBR400?

 

As in considering singapore's hot weather?

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Zer0 Newbie

Zer0

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Coolant is coolant. You won't see a significant change between different brands, just different prices depending on how they market.

hafiz84 Newbie

hafiz84

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Originally posted by myusha@March 07, 2007 06:15 pm

i just change my chain (x-ring) n sprocket... cost me ard 180

hey bro, tks 4 the info...

btw wher u change it..?

rhema83 Newbie

rhema83

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Originally posted by Tronicans@March 06, 2007 11:35 am

 

Hey ter you always service your blade at K & T?

Yup. My bike is still there.

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myusha Newbie

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honam24: are u still interested in the fully syn maxima engine oil? cos my friend say he dun order ani more fully syn cos he not using that, but he can help me order. price will still be the same of cos..

 

hafiz84: i change at hkl... (p/s... i'm not a bro, so dun call me bro.)

hafiz84 Newbie

hafiz84

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Originally posted by HRCSGP@March 07, 2007 11:16 pm

X ring chain n sprocket aftermarket sprockets 120..

x ring n spocket 120??

wher u change it.. btw its DID or gpr..??

Tronicans Newbie

Tronicans

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Originally posted by rhema83@March 08, 2007 01:58 am

Yup. My bike is still there.

 

 

How is their service like? can trust?

2002 - 2005 : NSR150SP

2005 - 2008 : CBR400RRL

2008 - : Wave S 125

 

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vin82 Newbie

vin82

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Hi all, just wanna check how much usually u guys pump air for your tyres? My bike shop inform 30 psi for front and 35 psi for back. But i see the actaully spects is 33 psi. Can anyone share their views? Thanks..

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--- 2003 - 2004: TZR125 ---FG7889Z

--- 2004 - 2007: NSR150SP ---FQ8539A

--- 2007 - Current: CBR400RRR ---FMXXXXZ

Tronicans Newbie

Tronicans

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Honda Manual states front and rear both 33psi

 

Unless with pillion then its 36psi rear..

2002 - 2005 : NSR150SP

2005 - 2008 : CBR400RRL

2008 - : Wave S 125

 

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vin82 Newbie

vin82

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Originally posted by Tronicans@March 08, 2007 04:32 pm

Honda Manual states front and rear both 33psi

 

Unless with pillion then its 36psi rear..

tks...for the info..

http://www.mcnews.com.au/NewBikeCatalogue/2001/Honda/Images_02/CBR954/CBR954_Logo.jpg

--- Honda ---

--- Power of Dreams ---

--- 2003 - 2004: TZR125 ---FG7889Z

--- 2004 - 2007: NSR150SP ---FQ8539A

--- 2007 - Current: CBR400RRR ---FMXXXXZ

Zer0 Newbie

Zer0

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30 front and 35 rear is completely unbalanced and will give poor handling. Front will feel sloppy vague as the pressure is too low.

 

I run 34/34 on the road and 30/30 on the track (you run a lower temp on the track as you heat the tyres up a lot more so the operating pressure at the end is the same)

winter Newbie

winter

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Got a question.. how much is a 2nd hand Fireblade (CBR400) now?

"In the depth of winter, I finally learned that within me there lay an invincible summer."

Albert Camus

French existentialist author & philosopher (1913 - 1960)

 

 

 

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10.03.07 *d@y my Y125Z is goin' for inspection and passed the inspection*

When did I pass my 2nd and 3rd inspection?

Tronicans Newbie

Tronicans

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Originally posted by winter@March 08, 2007 07:50 pm

Got a question.. how much is a 2nd hand Fireblade (CBR400) now?

Depends...

 

From bike shop.. All to do with how many years COE left...

 

SingaporeBikesForum... All to do with how much SELLER has spent on e bike.... :thumb:

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2008 - : Wave S 125

 

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honam24 Newbie

honam24

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Originally posted by myusha@March 08, 2007 04:41 am

honam24: are u still interested in the fully syn maxima engine oil? cos my friend say he dun order ani more fully syn cos he not using that, but he can help me order. price will still be the same of cos..

 

hafiz84: i change at hkl... (p/s... i'm not a bro, so dun call me bro.)

May i know wat is the quantity i need to get? Cos i dun need so many bottles.

 

:smile:

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2003 - 2005 Honda Sp 150 (FR9672K)

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2010 - 2011 Honda Civic FD2 (S*******)

 

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wantonmee07 Newbie

wantonmee07

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Originally posted by honam24@March 09, 2007 12:08 am

May i know wat is the quantity i need to get? Cos i dun need so many bottles.

 

:smile:

u need many... cos sponsor my oil also ma...

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rhema83 Newbie

rhema83

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Originally posted by Tronicans@March 08, 2007 09:01 am

How is their service like? can trust?

Can trust. I've been with him for years. But the wait is long. Usually I make appointments. The mech is too busy. He does a lot of S4/CBR/RVF though.

RXZ NSR150SP SV650 CBR400RR GSXR1000 FZ6S VFR800 CBR1000RR R1200GS

Galant ES 2.4A Civic Si 2.0A

rhema83 Newbie

rhema83

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Originally posted by vin82@March 08, 2007 03:03 pm

Hi all, just wanna check how much usually u guys pump air for your tyres? My bike shop inform 30 psi for front and 35 psi for back. But i see the actaully spects is 33 psi. Can anyone share their views? Thanks..

I run 33psi on road, and 30psi on track. I seldom pillion so I don't take that into account.

RXZ NSR150SP SV650 CBR400RR GSXR1000 FZ6S VFR800 CBR1000RR R1200GS

Galant ES 2.4A Civic Si 2.0A

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