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Suzuki Hayabusa

bongster6

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Tish Newbie

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really?? seriously, i do not have that problem leh. i think the problem not with your Scottoiler la. the problem is YOU!! :angel: i think you ride that time wet your pants that's why your Busa ended up so lubricated! :cheeky: i think your problem can be solved by switching the source to connect to your butt and you can lubricated your chain from there :lol:

 

ok serious talk now. wat i can suggest you do is that you turn off the valve when you do not need to lube your chain. when you need to, turn up the valve more and start your engine and just push it along if you do not have main stand. it will be equivalent to lubricating your chain manually with those spray-type chain lube. in this way, you prevent the chain from over lubricating and flicking all over. but then again, the problem may be due to you la :cheeky:

 

neh nee neh nee poo poo :p:P:P

 

My scottoiler is deep in the hard to reach area leh......... :angel:

cant be turning open n close all the time.

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Tish Newbie

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i jio u two but u dun wan to come also ... so sad:(
coz i got appointment for the whole day.

 

dawn meet jean

morning meet jean

noon meet jean

night meet jean

mid night meet jean

 

how to go malacca? :angel:

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Tish Newbie

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to answer your particular question, YES I like it very much lubricated with minimal restriction and friction. so next time, when we meet, install the Scottoiler with the injector at your butt there. i prefer it that way. :cheeky: but dun open the valve too big cos i dun like it messy. very hard to clean later. oily leh you know? :lol: :lol:

 

o_O

 

Mayb you have the wrong lub oil...:angel:

Its white in color and seems like got some micro lifeform swimming inside. urs different meh ? :D

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Tish Newbie

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I had it for a very long time, and I'm not facing such problems leh, it could be your scotoiller is faulty... I had my first one installed on my super 4, lasted more than 3 years still working well... then the next one was fixed on my busa and its faulty, changed one and it worked well from there.

I dunno, all i know is i wash my rims once a month. :cheeky:

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MV Newbie

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Hayabusa rear set adapter plates. Move stock rearsets approxamately 1.65" back and 1.5" up. Made with 6061 aluminum.

 

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http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/Maverick_L/b156_1.jpg?t=1206312409

 

This is definitely a more cheaper alternative option to have your stock rearsets shifted slightly back and up to have a more sporty leg positioning and clearance while cornering. Anyone interested to get these? I'm trying to get a feel of the no. of interested parties before going ahead with the mass production. :angel:

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"Njoy ur success for 5 mins. Endure ur failure for 5 mins. After tat... move on!!!"

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coz i got appointment for the whole day.

 

dawn meet jean

morning meet jean

noon meet jean

night meet jean

mid night meet jean

 

how to go malacca? :angel:

 

give up.

haha

gd gd to accompany ur gal.

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i would believe it were the passenger and the driver died in the accident. the car really looked in bad shape. the whole front was crushed! :giddy:

hey dude, if you travel along that stretch of road often, do take extra care. its not very "clean" over there. not the first time such fatal accident happened. :(

 

 

noted! ya saw a few blue sign board there lei...

mandai also.

 

u ride safe too ya.

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yup! i saw that very same jacket too. but its kind of like.... UGLY! mainly due to the fact that the Chinese "kanji" character is an imitation. its without the "dot" on top of the character. makes it look rather cheapo. anyway, you got to be real big to fit into that jacket available at Motoworld. Anyway, i think the new ones that were released by AGV for Hayabusa this year looked really awesome. too bad i got my Dainese, if not i would have gotten one.

 

http://www.suzukicycles.com/cache/Accessory/detail/063f57c2-89e7-4066-8fa1-0d27b77b2059.jpg

 

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I did not buy because I don't like full leather. Too hot for our climate. Honestly I did not notice tha "dot" was missing.

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Those who have today's Straits times papers, flip to page 3 of Home... the guy in the photo... familiar?

 

Yeap you guessed it right. In Straits Times, Channel 5 and CNA. Sad story but faithfull to Singapore Laws.

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hey dude, i'm also interested in buying the cover. is it possible to let me have a look at the cover when it arrives. hee hee :angel:

 

Sure, once is here I'll PM you.

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keratsini

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Dainese is the best ... Indirectly you are telling people your got the BEST !

Once you have jacket, you will be screwed when you sold your Hayabusa. :D

 

I think there is no "life" after Hayabusa. Unless age catch up.

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Hayabusa rear set adapter plates. Move stock rearsets approxamately 1.65" back and 1.5" up. Made with 6061 aluminum.

 

http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/Maverick_L/b374_1.jpg?t=1206312294

 

http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/Maverick_L/af94_1.jpg?t=1206312361

 

http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/Maverick_L/b156_1.jpg?t=1206312409

 

This is definitely a more cheaper alternative option to have your stock rearsets shifted slightly back and up to have a more sporty leg positioning and clearance while cornering. Anyone interested to get these? I'm trying to get a feel of the no. of interested parties before going ahead with the mass production. :angel:

 

:thumb: i'm interested but how much?? actually i'm about to ask my vendor to make a prototype for me, he is willing to help me out but i provide the design and measurement. anyway just pm me the price, been wanting to fix those...thanks..

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If you have a mind that obeys your heart, you can win the love of many hearts.

MV Newbie

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Ok guys! Shall compile the list of interested parties in the MO thread.

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"Njoy ur success for 5 mins. Endure ur failure for 5 mins. After tat... move on!!!"

geraki Newbie

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tentatively, it is confirmed. this is a monthly ride out to Ayer Hitam organised by our chairman Mr NA. the monthly ride will be held on the last friday of every month. :thumb:

 

what the speed when guy travel when hit to causway??

hit.man Newbie

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noted! ya saw a few blue sign board there lei...

mandai also.

 

u ride safe too ya.

 

Mandai road not "clean"... oh no... i travel up and down that stretch of road everyday... :faint:

 

 

I dunno, all i know is i wash my rims once a month. :cheeky:

 

You are very hardworking!!!! :thumb:

I used to do that but I got too lazy after a while.. the last time I washed my rims was 3 months ago... :D

 

scottoiler doesn't give me any kinda mess.. even when i wash my rims, e oil stains r minimum..

 

Mine's not messy but it does leave a thick layer of grease which is really tough to clean off... I usually use kerosene... no other cleaning detergent seems to work... :p

 

what the speed when guy travel when hit to causway??

 

In msia, minimum speed should be about 120km/h I guess... maximum speed depends on how big your balls are.... :cheeky:

Tish Newbie

Tish

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what the speed when guy travel when hit to causway??
anything above the singapore speed limit to full throttle that each individual bike's mod can reach. say maybe 350km/hr ?

 

:angel:

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geraki Newbie

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anything above the singapore speed limit to full throttle that each individual bike's mod can reach. say maybe 350km/hr ?

 

:angel:

 

ok dont think i can reach there...mine bike running in...

Tish Newbie

Tish

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give up.

haha

gd gd to accompany ur gal.

 

haha, we were meeting contractors & looking for furnitures the whole day. :D

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Tish Newbie

Tish

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ok dont think i can reach there...mine bike running in...
There will be relax riders too. Do check out with others if anyone is going to ride relaxingly :D

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MV Newbie

MV

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In msia, minimum speed should be about 120km/h I guess... maximum speed depends on how big your balls are.... :cheeky:

 

anything above the singapore speed limit to full throttle that each individual bike's mod can reach. say maybe 350km/hr ?

 

Nbz.... U guys trying to scare and deter others from joining in the fun ride ya.... :faint:

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