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Honda ST1100

Simon Soh

By Simon Soh
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Niti Newbie

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Another question again:

 

Rainy weather seems to be coming back again, and water always seep into my box and made all the precious inside wet. Any method to repell the water away, other than packing all the stuffs in the box in ziplock bags??

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cbkooky Newbie

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Originally posted by Niti@May 30 2006, 11:53 AM

Another question again:

 

Rainy weather seems to be coming back again, and water always seep into my box and made all the precious inside wet. Any method to repell the water away, other than packing all the stuffs in the box in ziplock bags??

Hi.I think beside having to change a new box whioch will obviouslty solve the problem..what you can do is try to identify the area which cause gaps or anythng to allow water to go in and try to rectify it.protecting it in a ziploc bacg is just a temporary measure.

Simon Soh Newbie

Simon Soh

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Originally posted by cbkooky@May 30 2006, 03:58 PM

Hi.I think beside having to change a new box whioch will obviouslty solve the problem..what you can do is try to identify the area which cause gaps or anythng to allow water to go in and try to rectify it.protecting it in a ziploc bacg is just a temporary measure.

Niti,

 

as cbkooky quoted... :smile: the leak could be sipping in from the key hole I suspect, add a touch of grease onto it, hope it'll prevent it.

 

try not to over pack ur saddle box, properly close it with due care.

 

good luck. :smile:

Simon Soh

It's not the destination we conquered but ourselves.

 

Chiang Saen, Land of Golden Triangle

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cbkooky Newbie

cbkooky

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HI momo...

 

Shaky as in the whole panniers or just the cover itself??

If its the whole box..you can check the round rubber part that is attached to the pannier at the side of the pannier facing the rear wheel.There shld be a round rubber to fill in the gap btwn ur pannier and your rear no plate holder.I thnk it acts as a cushion of some sort.If you drop that part, most likely ur bike panniers would be shaky.Other than that..make sure u had the panniers secured and align on the pannier rack and lock it.:smile:

momo1605198623 Newbie

momo1605198623

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Originally posted by cbkooky@May 31 2006, 11:26 PM

HI momo...

 

Shaky as in the whole panniers or just the cover itself??

If its the whole box..you can check the round rubber part that is attached to the pannier at the side of the pannier facing the rear wheel.There shld be a round rubber to fill in the gap btwn ur pannier and your rear no plate holder.I thnk it acts as a cushion of some sort.If you drop that part, most likely ur bike panniers would be shaky.Other than that..make sure u had the panniers secured and align on the pannier rack and lock it.:smile:

thanks bro cbkooky, it the whole side pannier... :giddy:

will go n check it out tomolo... :smile:

 

if tat rubber missing got anyway to purchase it? :confused:

:angry: Road to Endless Destination is still burning. :angry:
Simon Soh Newbie

Simon Soh

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Originally posted by [momo]@May 31 2006, 10:56 PM

hi all, is the side pannier shaky when u close it? :confused:

 

mine seems like very shaky n like going to drop anytime when moving off... :giddy:

[momo],

 

did u or not properly mounted it on...?

 

yes, it will sure 'shake'... :D

Simon Soh

It's not the destination we conquered but ourselves.

 

Chiang Saen, Land of Golden Triangle

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26th Dec 05' - 9th Jan 06' Northern Thailand Trip

momo1605198623 Newbie

momo1605198623

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Originally posted by Simon Soh@Jun 1 2006, 02:07 AM

[momo],

 

did u or not properly mounted it on...?

 

yes, it will sure 'shake'... :D

u need my help to "shake"? :cheeky:

 

really very shaky la... i show u nxt time... :help:

:angry: Road to Endless Destination is still burning. :angry:
thomas28 Newbie

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Originally posted by [momo]@May 31 2006, 11:55 PM

thanks bro cbkooky, it the whole side pannier... :giddy:

will go n check it out tomolo... :smile:

 

if tat rubber missing got anyway to purchase it? :confused:

momo,

 

Last time asked about the rubber, all the shops no stock. Don't think about BOON SIEW too. Asked, say have to ship in the thing, will roughly take about 2 months. That was sometime back. You can try your luck this time round.

 

Had no choice but to get another type of rubber stopper to stuff it between the box and rear mudguard of the bike. Also, the modified rubber stopper definitely cheaper than the original rubber stopper.

 

Thomas

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momo1605198623 Newbie

momo1605198623

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Originally posted by thomas28@Jun 1 2006, 09:18 AM

momo,

 

Last time asked about the rubber, all the shops no stock. Don't think about BOON SIEW too. Asked, say have to ship in the thing, will roughly take about 2 months. That was sometime back. You can try your luck this time round.

 

Had no choice but to get another type of rubber stopper to stuff it between the box and rear mudguard of the bike. Also, the modified rubber stopper definitely cheaper than the original rubber stopper.

 

Thomas

thanks bro Thomas... :smile:

 

juz check the rubber still intact... :cheeky:

maybe find one day meet up wif u guys to learn more... :smile:

:angry: Road to Endless Destination is still burning. :angry:
faun Newbie

faun

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Originally posted by thomas28@Jun 1 2006, 09:18 AM

momo,

 

Last time asked about the rubber, all the shops no stock. Don't think about BOON SIEW too. Asked, say have to ship in the thing, will roughly take about 2 months. That was sometime back. You can try your luck this time round.

 

Had no choice but to get another type of rubber stopper to stuff it between the box and rear mudguard of the bike. Also, the modified rubber stopper definitely cheaper than the original rubber stopper.

 

Thomas

Yo THOMAS,

can try to DIY putting abit of cileekond around the corner:bounce:

thomas28 Newbie

thomas28

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Originally posted by ST BOB@Jun 2 2006, 08:32 PM

Yo THOMAS,

can try to DIY putting abit of cileekond around the corner:bounce:

ST BOB,

 

I used a pair of rubber mount used for those flashing light mounted on police cars.

 

thomas

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thomas28 Newbie

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Originally posted by ST BOB@Jun 2 2006, 09:21 PM

THOMAS,

When r u going thailand again?:offtopic:

ST Bob,

 

Just came back from Hatyai 2 wks ago.

 

Thomas

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seasaw Newbie

seasaw

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,Jun 4 2006, 11:08 PM]hi all, juz wondering if the rubber at the two hole on the windshield b change? :confused:

yes can change.....:thumb:

seasaw Newbie

seasaw

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Originally posted by [momo]@Jun 5 2006, 12:42 AM

hi seasaw, thanks... :smile:

any idea where can i purchase? n wats the price like? :smile:

can get fro fjt....around $10.00 a pc.:smile:

xaviernites Newbie

xaviernites

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Originally posted by veefer@May 4 2006, 06:55 PM

Fuel Consumption based on the meter and approximate based on memory, see

Hi, I am getting about this amount

 

1. What is the fuel consumption city travel at 80-100km?

 

2. What is the fuel consumption touring travel at 120-160km?

 

3. What is the fuel consumption touring travel at 160-200km?

 

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momo1605198623 Newbie

momo1605198623

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Finally my BeaST is out... :cheer:

 

but one of my fuse melted on the way to my mech place... :weep:

 

he got it changed n ask me to monitor... anyone encounter it b4? :confused:

he told me tats the main elect unit n wat i saw it the onli fuse at tat place with 4 green wires... :giddy:

 

n from wat i found on the net its the main fuse... :giddy:

:angry: Road to Endless Destination is still burning. :angry:
momo1605198623 Newbie

momo1605198623

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Originally posted by thomas28@May 28 2006, 10:38 AM

momo,

 

Try Bikeworkz at Dunlop Street. The windshield they have is a one piece windshield. Also, the height of the windshield is higher to better deflect the wind away. If not wrong the last time I ask they say it cost around $180/$185. Definetely not more than $200.

 

Thomas

hi bro Thomas, do u have the actual add for bikeworkz? :confused:

 

cos today went to find but onli can c biketech21... :sweat:

maybe u can tell if its located @ the starting, centre or ending part of dunlop st? :smile:

 

Thanks... :smile:

:angry: Road to Endless Destination is still burning. :angry:
blueflame1605199068 Newbie

blueflame1605199068

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Originally posted by [momo]@Jun 7 2006, 11:19 PM

hi bro Thomas, do u have the actual add for bikeworkz? :confused:

 

cos today went to find but onli can c biketech21... :sweat:

maybe u can tell if its located @ the starting, centre or ending part of dunlop st? :smile:

 

Thanks... :smile:

Hi,

 

I think Bikeworkz is at Shun Li Industrial at Kaki Bukit. Its not at Dunlop Street.

 

Hope this helps

thomas28 Newbie

thomas28

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Originally posted by [momo]@Jun 7 2006, 11:19 PM

hi bro Thomas, do u have the actual add for bikeworkz? :confused:

 

cos today went to find but onli can c biketech21... :sweat:

maybe u can tell if its located @ the starting, centre or ending part of dunlop st? :smile:

 

Thanks... :smile:

momo,

 

Sorry, it is biketech21. Bikeworkz is in Shun Li Industrial park. Always mix up the two.

 

Thomas:sweat:

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Originally posted by xaviernites@Jun 6 2006, 01:29 AM

I realise that for

Interesting..... will try it when i hv a chance.

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