[CLOSED] SBF Yamaha Spark Z & X

[299]

How many litres for a full tank?

 

Total mileage for a full tank?

[Wildboar]

anyone here believe in using additives to clear carburetor?

[gunshead]

i believe in

STP octane booster which cleans carburator

Buy in JB petrol kiosk cheaper

 

CKC also uses this for his yamaha spoark Z

 

I use every 10,000km once only

[CKC]

Originally posted by gunshead@Jun 6 2006, 08:57 AM

i believe in

STP octane booster which cleans carburator

Buy in JB petrol kiosk cheaper

 

CKC also uses this for his yamaha spoark Z

 

I use every 10,000km once only

thats right

[maxbiaggi]

bros 1 ques ,why tis thread is not in the cub forum?maybe the mob can help?

[maxbiaggi]

bro u bike look very similar to spark z except the dashboard.quite chio

i riding spark z t110

[299]

does all mods similar to all kinds of 110cc cubs?

[desmokat]

hi all... im selling my used cone filter(one day old) at $10buck brand is posh.. and also spilt fire spark plug cable ( month old) for $10.... able to install for u guys if u are spark z110 owners... coz i dismantle and fix back original one myself...

[gunshead]

My spark Z now can get easily 200km for 4.5 litre

 

after last service as i mentioned above

i get 204km

[Wildboar]

hi all,

 

I got this problem, my rear tyre does not go in line with my rear mudguard. Is it the swing arm needs to align or the front foot rest? Anyone here encounter the same problem.

[Wildboar]

Originally posted by gunshead@Jun 7 2006, 07:15 AM

My spark Z now can get easily 200km for 4.5 litre

 

after last service as i mentioned above

i get 204km

what service u did to ur bike?

[Wildboar]

Originally posted by gunshead@Jun 6 2006, 08:57 AM

i believe in

STP octane booster which cleans carburator

Buy in JB petrol kiosk cheaper

 

CKC also uses this for his yamaha spoark Z

 

I use every 10,000km once only

how much? Where u bought from?

[gunshead]

rear tyre out of align,ment

 

1. screw loose

2. brake shoe drum ha 6 soft black rubbers. these black rubber worn and torn

3. rear wheel bearing spoilt

4. rim may kelong / crooked

[299]

seems like not much spark 110 riders.

[Wildboar]

bro gunshead, r u replying to me?

[gunshead]

wildboar,

 

it is for you

 

go and rectify your problem

[Wildboar]

Originally posted by gunshead@Jun 10 2006, 07:53 AM

wildboar,

 

it is for you

 

go and rectify your problem

gunshead,

 

U encounter before? Which motordiam u went to?

[gunshead]

guys in this universe,

 

have u all checked the valve timing tappet ?

 

timing chain?

 

how is the condition

 

yamaha spark z / lagenda well known for

quick valve tappet loose and noisy

and timing chain low life span

 

please advise with your current mileage clocked

 

[maxbiaggi]

you seem to hav many prob w ur bike? i don really understand wat all those thing is,

"quick valve tappet loose and noisy

and timing chain low life span"???

what is those thing do ?how long do all those things last usally?

[gunshead]

maxbiaggi

 

put it like this

i used HOnda - 3 bikes cubs

 

honda timing chain last for 65,000km with proper oil maintenance and nice bike riding

 

while the valve tappet adjustment needed after chanign the timing chain

 

but our international silly sparky , timing chain and valve adjustment for OHC so fast noisy

 

when u go fast above 90km/h u hear from combustion chamber the knocking sound so loud. the tak tak tak tak tak

 

 

 

ckc,

u may input some ...

[maxbiaggi]

sorry for my lack of knowlege of this kind of bike.....currently mi bike run in at abt 26000++ km,not so sure needed to change the timing belt.i always thought tend to vibrate more is travel more than 80/km..

but my bike tend to pull back when i mantain at 80+km,but once reach 90 km it run quite smoothly.

wat happen if timng belt lose?no power?

anyway mi bike for "leg step",don think i need to be top performance.maybe i jus lazy?

[CKC]

Originally posted by gunshead@Jun 11 2006, 09:58 PM

maxbiaggi

 

put it like this

i used HOnda - 3 bikes cubs

 

honda timing chain last for 65,000km with proper oil maintenance and nice bike riding

 

while the valve tappet adjustment needed after chanign the timing chain

 

but our international silly sparky , timing chain and valve adjustment for OHC so fast noisy

 

when u go fast above 90km/h u hear from combustion chamber the knocking sound so loud. the tak tak tak tak tak

 

 

 

ckc,

u may input some ...

Roger that

[m7zednalfs]

Wildboar,

regardign the rear wheel alignment, you can adjust the alignment by turning the adjuster nut using a 12mm wrench (it has a 10mm lock nut) located at the end of the swing arm. loosen the rear wheel first to make the adjustment easier. take note of the alignment indicator and the chain slack allowance.

 

sometimes the rear wheel is not accurately aligned with the mud guard. what's important is that the wheel is aligned so that the rear sprocket aligns with the chain and the brake shoe is aligned with the hub (or you get weak, soft and squeaky brakes)

 

and make sure the wheel bearing is in good condition and the damper is tight. HTH

[m7zednalfs]

Originally posted by maxbiaggi@Jun 12 2006, 02:31 AM

sorry for my lack of knowlege of this kind of bike.....currently mi bike run in at abt 26000++ km,not so sure needed to change the timing belt.i always thought tend to vibrate more is travel more than 80/km..

but my bike tend to pull back when i mantain at 80+km,but once reach 90 km it run quite smoothly.

wat happen if timng belt lose?no power?

anyway mi bike for "leg step",don think i need to be top performance.maybe i jus lazy?

the valve clearance is best checked by a qualified yamaha technician. they usually check the clearance everytime you bring the bike for tune-up. inaccurate valve clearance will produce less power and poor fuel efficiency.

 

they also check the tightness of the timing chain. if the timing chain is loose, the chain may jump off the gear and damage the engine but not to worry, yamaha bikes are of good quality but it is best to have a tune-up every 2000 kms. HTH.

[maxbiaggi]

Originally posted by m7zednalfs@Jun 13 2006, 03:56 PM

the valve clearance is best checked by a qualified yamaha technician. they usually check the clearance everytime you bring the bike for tune-up. inaccurate valve clearance will produce less power and poor fuel efficiency.

 

they also check the tightness of the timing chain. if the timing chain is loose, the chain may jump off the gear and damage the engine but not to worry, yamaha bikes are of good quality but it is best to have a tune-up every 2000 kms. HTH.

bro ur advice is noted ,will go for servicing soon.thank for ur advice,cheers!!