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Cow Newbie

Cow

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just fine.. cant remember how much though.. he on the spot nv give u a fine meh?

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AcapAsyraf Newbie

AcapAsyraf

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From LTA Website

 

 

Automatic headlamp switchon

function on motorcycles

 

When motorcycles are in use, their headlamps must be switched

on at all times. This is to make the motorcycles more

conspicuous to all road users thus enhancing the safety of the

motorcyclists.

Motorcycles registered in Singapore on or after 1st November

1997 must be equipped with an automatic headlamp switch-on

function to comply with the above requirement.

Disabling of this function is not allowed

 

GoO fiGure ya!:cheers:

 

U kena stop by TP uh? How did he talk to u? explain in detail luh... maybe he jus warn u ya!

Edited by AcapAsyraf

SLoW iS SmooTH, smOOtH is FaST... LeT'S see iT :D

crazydj Newbie

crazydj

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My YBR can switch off headlight. How? The "function" are my fingers. :)

[2005 Yamaha YBR 125]

 

http://i945.photobucket.com/albums/ad291/crazydj_sgbikes/WarningMagicalFuelPenguins2.jpg?t=1261137815

bernardk Newbie

bernardk

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Just say you forgot to on lor if your headlight comes with switch. Cos some old bikes the headlight comes with switch. And if they say why you change you say you buy already like that you cant do anything.

 

As if on headlight the drivers will care where you are and give way to us. Anyway turn on headlight is for safety la.

crazydj Newbie

crazydj

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Anyway, if my headlight are on i cannot electric start my bike. Alot of bike is like this right?

[2005 Yamaha YBR 125]

 

http://i945.photobucket.com/albums/ad291/crazydj_sgbikes/WarningMagicalFuelPenguins2.jpg?t=1261137815

seahmh Newbie

seahmh

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anybody avoided being stopped by tp after clubbing sessions? experience and advise wanted. haha

 

If you want to club and drink, DON'T RIDE.

 

If you want to RIDE, DON'T DRINK.

 

"The best gift you can give to your loved ones is YOURSELF."

Honda Phantom TA200, FV5349A (19/04/2005 - 28/06/2006)

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Yamaha FJR1300 ABS, FBB661H (13/02/2007 - 31/05/2008)

Honda VFR800 ABS, FBB 404 J (31/05/2008 - 15/08/2009)

ADIVA AD 200, FBD 36 C (15/08/2009 - 13/05/2010, 1430hrs)

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Constructicon Newbie

Constructicon

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If you want to club and drink, DON'T RIDE.

 

If you want to RIDE, DON'T DRINK.

 

"The best gift you can give to your loved ones is YOURSELF."

 

May I add, Drink and Drive Riders/ Drivers can crash and die for all I care.

So long as they do not drag any innocent people down with them.

Hardcore

Planet Motorcycle Supporter:thumb:

Jasper514 Newbie

Jasper514

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May I add, Drink and Drive Riders/ Drivers can crash and die for all I care.

So long as they do not drag any innocent people down with them.

 

yar sia. just curious of how they ride etc.

 

just a question, relax man. :thumb:

trance est mon style.

Constructicon Newbie

Constructicon

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yar sia. just curious of how they ride etc.

 

just a question, relax man. :thumb:

 

No prob bro. :)

 

"If you drink and ride, you get home faster"

Perhaps because when you are drunk, the road becomes a straight line and everything like cars and trucks becomes non-existent. Just that the 'home' might be eternal home. :p

 

Ride Safe. :)

Hardcore

Planet Motorcycle Supporter:thumb:

seahmh Newbie

seahmh

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May I add, Drink and Drive Riders/ Drivers can crash and die for all I care.

So long as they do not drag any innocent people down with them.

 

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

 

Yes, I agreee with you.

 

Such drunk drvers/riders can go "hand in their ICs" for all they care...

 

But please don't drag innocent person/people along with them.

 

Cheers.

Honda Phantom TA200, FV5349A (19/04/2005 - 28/06/2006)

Honda Super 4 Vtec 1, FS6537H (28/06/2006 - 13/02/2007)

Yamaha FJR1300 ABS, FBB661H (13/02/2007 - 31/05/2008)

Honda VFR800 ABS, FBB 404 J (31/05/2008 - 15/08/2009)

ADIVA AD 200, FBD 36 C (15/08/2009 - 13/05/2010, 1430hrs)

Yamaha FZ6N, FBA 7274 B (13/05/2010, 1430hrs - 03/05/2016, 1840hrs)

Yamaha FZ8, FBF 61*9 T (07/05/2016, 1130hrs - )

seahmh Newbie

seahmh

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yar sia. just curious of how they ride etc.

 

just a question, relax man. :thumb:

 

No worries, bro. :)

 

We just want to bring the message of "DON'T DRINK and DRIVE/RIDE" across to everybody sternly.

 

Well, you will kind of know it when you are riding/driving behind a drunken driver/rider, cos their vehicle will be "doing disco" on the road...

 

When you see one, please AVOID it immediately and ride/drive away immediately.

 

Let that driver/rider go "hand in IC" if he/she wants.

 

Let's just reach our destination safely. :thumb:

 

Rememebr :

 

"The best gift you can give to your loved ones is YOURSELF."

 

Ride safe. :thumb:

 

Cheers.

Honda Phantom TA200, FV5349A (19/04/2005 - 28/06/2006)

Honda Super 4 Vtec 1, FS6537H (28/06/2006 - 13/02/2007)

Yamaha FJR1300 ABS, FBB661H (13/02/2007 - 31/05/2008)

Honda VFR800 ABS, FBB 404 J (31/05/2008 - 15/08/2009)

ADIVA AD 200, FBD 36 C (15/08/2009 - 13/05/2010, 1430hrs)

Yamaha FZ6N, FBA 7274 B (13/05/2010, 1430hrs - 03/05/2016, 1840hrs)

Yamaha FZ8, FBF 61*9 T (07/05/2016, 1130hrs - )

nightsteed Newbie

nightsteed

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...

 

Well, you will kind of know it when you are riding/driving behind a drunken driver/rider, cos their vehicle will be "doing disco" on the road...

 

When you see one, please AVOID it immediately and ride/drive away immediately.

 

Let that driver/rider go "hand in IC" if he/she wants.

 

...

 

The problem is usually when you are riding/driving in front of the drunken driver/rider.

 

Just remember not all vehicles that closes in fast from behind just wants to see how beautiful your bike is, or just wants to have a friendly run with you.

 

Give way or run away. As far away as possible.

 

Dun let the idiots hand in your NRIC. :sian:

"The hunter must hunt. The moment he stops he becomes the hunted.

Strive, reach, and take. Then you shall not be taken"

Riding Since:

Class 2B - 28 Apr 1994

Class 2A - 30 Jun 2009

seahmh Newbie

seahmh

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The problem is usually when you are riding/driving in front of the drunken driver/rider.

 

Just remember not all vehicles that closes in fast from behind just wants to see how beautiful your bike is, or just wants to have a friendly run with you.

 

Give way or run away. As far away as possible.

 

Dun let the idiots hand in your NRIC. :sian:

 

Agree with you... :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

 

Ride safe, everyone.

Honda Phantom TA200, FV5349A (19/04/2005 - 28/06/2006)

Honda Super 4 Vtec 1, FS6537H (28/06/2006 - 13/02/2007)

Yamaha FJR1300 ABS, FBB661H (13/02/2007 - 31/05/2008)

Honda VFR800 ABS, FBB 404 J (31/05/2008 - 15/08/2009)

ADIVA AD 200, FBD 36 C (15/08/2009 - 13/05/2010, 1430hrs)

Yamaha FZ6N, FBA 7274 B (13/05/2010, 1430hrs - 03/05/2016, 1840hrs)

Yamaha FZ8, FBF 61*9 T (07/05/2016, 1130hrs - )

kawasakininja Newbie

kawasakininja

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kan stop b4 when i'm still p plate kana warning for the 1st time of offence repeat will have license katong.

wat i'm puzzled abt is this only applicable to p platers or all :confused:

http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd204/chris49_photos/P1000526-a.jpg

 

only 2 out of these 5 remains

SV650 Newbie

SV650

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anybody avoided being stopped by tp after clubbing sessions? experience and advise wanted. haha

One of my friend did it a couple of years back.

 

Had a few drinks. Sleep while on the move. Crash on the middle of the road. Avoided stops by TP. But landed in hospital with hell lot of injuries, totally racked bike. Woke up with a pretty mi-si smiling at his face.

 

Jasper, you wana try? Haha...

 

PS: My friend fell asleep due to work fatigue, not alcohol. Still, he loss all his licenses (class 2 & class 3) because of the accident. And had a couple of charges thrown on his face, including riding under the influence of alcohol, even thou it was within the legal limit.

http://i82.photobucket.com/albums/j259/SV650_photos/P1140039.jpghttp://i82.photobucket.com/albums/j259/SV650_photos/P1130008.jpg
yohji Newbie

yohji

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I don't understand what is so difficult to just press a button to switch on the head lights :?:?

 

Anyway if your bike is new, you don't even have to press any button to turn it on.

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rylche Newbie

rylche

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It's never smart to ride under the influence of alcohol, irregardless of whether you are under the legal limit or not.

 

I have read an American Road Safety Study that listed Alcohol as the leading cause (42%) in motorcycle-related fatalities. Contrary to what we all fear, very rarely do car drivers cause motorcycle fatalities.

Class 2B

FW TA200

 

Safety above all

Jasper514 Newbie

Jasper514

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One of my friend did it a couple of years back.

 

Had a few drinks. Sleep while on the move. Crash on the middle of the road. Avoided stops by TP. But landed in hospital with hell lot of injuries, totally racked bike. Woke up with a pretty mi-si smiling at his face.

 

Jasper, you wana try? Haha...

 

PS: My friend fell asleep due to work fatigue, not alcohol. Still, he loss all his licenses (class 2 & class 3) because of the accident. And had a couple of charges thrown on his face, including riding under the influence of alcohol, even thou it was within the legal limit.

 

eh relax man, why all aim at me. haha. i'm just curious about the topic, relating to tp. so randomly asked the question. haha.

and i'm not so dumb to give away my dream of riding a fazer. :cheeky:

trance est mon style.

G6K4 Newbie

G6K4

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10 Years ago, the fine was S$30.00

 

 

what will happen if u didn't switch on ur headlight in the day ah?

kena summon? demerit points?

im still p plate

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x219/ts_subaru/Hondasonic.jpg

NO more ROV/TP on the roads. :thumb:

Leslie Newbie

Leslie

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what will happen if u didn't switch on ur headlight in the day ah?

kena summon? demerit points?

im still p plate

Got caught on AYE about 4 months ago without turning on the headlights, so TP pull me over to the shoulder. The summon is worth $30, but you do not pay on the spot. The fine will be delivered to your house promptly.

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