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Yamaha TDM 900

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Good morning TDMers! :) it's a nice sunny morning! :cool:

 

Sunny = Hot.... And no good-good when one is along SLE at 9am with MASSIVE JAM due to accident. When I reached the accident scene saw 2 smashed scoots on the tarmac on Lane 3. Hope the riders are fine....

#ShutUp_and_Ride

Paikia44 Newbie

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Time to change rubbers... And I am torn between semi-offroad enduro tyres like Michelin Anakee, Metzeler Tourance or Pirelli Scorpion, OR to stick to street rubbers. Was told Pilot Road 2 is one of the better choice and it comes with the 18" front.

 

For looks and capability of ocassional 'offroading', the enduro tyres definitely is good. With street tyres, I don't even think about going (soft) offroad. Also I might be going Endau Rompin in April with my previous SUV club and would love to ride there instead of driving.

 

Headache..... :(

#ShutUp_and_Ride

heaven51 Newbie

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That's title belongs to Mr.Takehow. His already 180k+++ on a Fv plate.

 

Welcome the King of Mileage !!!

 

Time to change rubbers... And I am torn between semi-offroad enduro tyres like Michelin Anakee, Metzeler Tourance or Pirelli Scorpion, OR to stick to street rubbers. Was told Pilot Road 2 is one of the better choice and it comes with the 18" front.

 

For looks and capability of ocassional 'offroading', the enduro tyres definitely is good. With street tyres, I don't even think about going (soft) offroad. Also I might be going Endau Rompin in April with my previous SUV club and would love to ride there instead of driving.

 

Headache..... :(

 

Buy 2 both, when you want to use just change it...

http://i426.photobucket.com/albums/pp350/glennkoh/TDM900/TDM.jpg
Paikia44 Newbie

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Buy 2 both, when you want to use just change it...

 

Was just talking about this with Kmax. He also have a spare at home but never use. & it will be a white elephant sitting in my storeroom and my wife is gona scream at me.

 

And honestly.... But using Shinko and it is actually quite good. And it's dirt cheap too. Can change yearly. Hahhaha!!

#ShutUp_and_Ride

Virus Newbie

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I brought my shinko tyre at 200 for front and back. Been to thailand and have bi problem on open road and corner. But must be careful on we surface.

We love Katamari

Paikia44 Newbie

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I brought my shinko tyre at 200 for front and back. Been to thailand and have bi problem on open road and corner. But must be careful on we surface.

 

Ah Leong arh Ah Leong.... U writing in Thai arh??

 

So it's got bi problem or bit problem or no problem?

And I suppose must be careful on wet?

 

I have not ridden for very long and this Shinko are the ones fitted when I got the TDM so I can't compare. My previous bikes too long ago and also different category so can't compare. To me it felt fine. Good decent grip on dry and cornering. On wet usually have to be cautious cos even the best tyres also might slip. But so far Shinkos braking and turning on wets to me still acceptable.

#ShutUp_and_Ride

reptiletan Newbie

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I also at dilemma as to what tyres to change.. I like road tyres cos of it's grip on dry and wet since I tend to ride abit on the aggressive side.. But off road tyres let me enjoy some offroad ridin as well.. Lol.. So wats ur decision paikia? Haha..

Nothing goes too fast, only out of control

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I also at dilemma as to what tyres to change.. I like road tyres cos of it's grip on dry and wet since I tend to ride abit on the aggressive side.. But off road tyres let me enjoy some offroad ridin as well.. Lol.. So wats ur decision paikia? Haha..

 

I also dunno leh..................

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pcr Newbie

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Ah Leong arh Ah Leong.... U writing in Thai arh??

 

So it's got bi problem or bit problem or no problem?

 

b is next to n and i is next to o...virus got big fingers la

Virus Newbie

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b is next to n and i is next to o...virus got big fingers la

 

Correct correct! Thanks PCR. Is no problem.

We love Katamari

heaven51 Newbie

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Good Morning.... Some interesting statistics....

 

HL must have big fat bouns...

 

http://i426.photobucket.com/albums/pp350/glennkoh/TDM900/MotorcycleReg.jpg

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reptiletan Newbie

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Good afternoon guys! Anyone got lobang for fog lights? Something small and strong but doesn't cost a bomb.. I saw one at motorworld.. But it cost 160 for one! Lol..

Nothing goes too fast, only out of control

DivineCreations Newbie

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Reptile you can consider these lights that Takehow and myself installed. I used it in Thailand and it is quite effective, so effective I was lead bike to light the way.

It is similar to Twisted Throttle’s Denali. You can purchase them from local dealer Lim Batt, look for kmax for lobang, he very rub shoulder with them, Good man

If you can spare abit of mula, mine are 1st gen, try to get the 2nd gen versions

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http://www.visionxusa.com/LED-Solstice_Series/c1_48/index.html

 

http://www.twistedthrottle.com/trade/productview/5224/

 

The reason why I bought these were because of their size, you can place them anywhere (anywhere that will not compromise safety that is!). Their output is also fantastic and because they are LED, they use very little power from your batt.

 

I use them as position lights during heavy rain and sometimes at night for safety reasons because I have a pillion 80% of the time.

 

Honestly, I find them adequate but not bright enough, I suggest gen 2 of these lights… you can look for Lim batt, he has the gen 2 fixed on a fuoco 600cc outside his office.

http://www.limbat.com.sg/

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