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ASTRADA Newbie

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actually got a few ppl offered me last mth.. but i replied too late.. sold liao.. so now im looking if others still selling it ard that price..

 

 

Seller must be really desperate...spoil market..:faint:

Gd for buyer though

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SGBusaRiderz meetup on 1st Aug 2009

 

Meeting Point : West Coast Mac

Meeting Up Time : 2130hrs onwards

Moving off Time : 2300hrs sharp

Destination : 2nd link - Kulai Nasi Lemak

 

 

01) whisk

02) evolution

03) quizesilver

04) blackfalcon

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06) YuaN_

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Records of SGBusaRiderz meetup Since May 2009

 

Keep this records alive....

 

3rd May 2009 - SGBusaRiderz Grp Photo Pic

29th May 2009 - DIY TB Sync Pic

17th July 2009 - LC Foodcourt (Joyride in Malaysia)Pic

24th July 2009 - LC Foodcourt (Joyride in Singapore) Successful

1st Aug 2009 - West coast Mac (Joyride in Malaysia) Pending

 

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Nitezpeed Newbie

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Dear Falcon brother out there. I through of installing HID light but headache as in should i install on High beam (H9) or install on Low beam (H7), Idea colour is white ba. as low as 4300K. Any Good or Bad advice are all welcome. Just for sharing. Thanks

BURN YOUR RUBBER NOT YOUR SOUL

ctk0104 Newbie

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Dear Falcon brother out there. I through of installing HID light but headache as in should i install on High beam (H9) or install on Low beam (H7), Idea colour is white ba. as low as 4300K. Any Good or Bad advice are all welcome. Just for sharing. Thanks

 

Firstly, this is my own advice... Maybe someone will shoot me again..

 

4300K is e idea bulb lumens in Singapore and u don't need to worry abt e govement agency.

There will be a little bit of yellow color in e 4300K... If u wan, u can meet me tmr or fri and see mine...

 

It is best to install it on e low beam as u know HID conversion kit is needed to charges e ballast to let e light to give it e brightness...

 

Installing on e high beam is advisable only if u use it on e on off high beam switch and not on e passing switch...

 

Above is just my own advice, any gunner pls shoot out of my range... :cheeky::cheeky::cheeky:

Spore Newbie

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Firstly, this is my own advice... Maybe someone will shoot me again..

 

4300K is e idea bulb lumens in Singapore and u don't need to worry abt e govement agency.

There will be a little bit of yellow color in e 4300K... If u wan, u can meet me tmr or fri and see mine...

 

It is best to install it on e low beam as u know HID conversion kit is needed to charges e ballast to let e light to give it e brightness...

 

Installing on e high beam is advisable only if u use it on e on off high beam switch and not on e passing switch...

 

Above is just my own advice, any gunner pls shoot out of my range... :cheeky::cheeky::cheeky:

 

Yes, i am also looking to change but have not decided yet. The Busa highbean seems week. I have changed my lowbean to Philips, its much better as the angle of light and brightness is far better.

pinetreetmh Newbie

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Dear Falcon brother out there. I through of installing HID light but headache as in should i install on High beam (H9) or install on Low beam (H7), Idea colour is white ba. as low as 4300K. Any Good or Bad advice are all welcome. Just for sharing. Thanks

 

go ask "Bunny" haha. :angel: he will say No HID .. for obvious reasons which have been discussed many many many many times already.. but its your bike you are free to do whatever you deem fit... :thumb:

 

do u like it when some one high beam u while following behind yr bike/car.. its the same with HID

with HID yes the owner will have advantage of better clearer vision due to brighter lights. but other road users will curse and swear becos they get blinded by the light.

 

so if u like to be piss off your buddies its a great setup.. :angel:

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pinetreetmh Newbie

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Bishan is my second home ... :p

Bishan is good but less vibrant, like TP better,

got more HOT chicks ... :p :p :p

 

u go to wrong place isit .. go junction 8 where the chicks hang out not the wet market.. :angel::angel:

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kaieiru Newbie

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Firstly, this is my own advice... Maybe someone will shoot me again..

 

4300K is e idea bulb lumens in Singapore and u don't need to worry abt e govement agency.

There will be a little bit of yellow color in e 4300K... If u wan, u can meet me tmr or fri and see mine...

 

It is best to install it on e low beam as u know HID conversion kit is needed to charges e ballast to let e light to give it e brightness...

 

Installing on e high beam is advisable only if u use it on e on off high beam switch and not on e passing switch...

 

Above is just my own advice, any gunner pls shoot out of my range... :cheeky::cheeky::cheeky:

 

good advice... just a pt, the 4300K is not lumens but the color temperature of the light..ie the color..

 

go ask "Bunny" haha. :angel: he will say No HID .. for obvious reasons which have been discussed many many many many times already.. but its your bike you are free to do whatever you deem fit... :thumb:

 

do u like it when some one high beam u while following behind yr bike/car.. its the same with HID

with HID yes the owner will have advantage of better clearer vision due to brighter lights. but other road users will curse and swear becos they get blinded by the light.

 

so if u like to be piss off your buddies its a great setup.. :angel:

 

this i have to disagree, a properly fitted and adjusted HID setup is not glaring to the other road users.. key being properly adjusted... it is a better and more efficient setup over the conventional Halogen bulbs... :cool:

There's no replacement for displacement except for a blower

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ctk0104 Newbie

ctk0104

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good advice... just a pt, the 4300K is not lumens but the color temperature of the light..ie the color..

 

ok... thanks... :angel:

 

this i have to disagree, a properly fitted and adjusted HID setup is not glaring to the other road users.. key being properly adjusted... it is a better and more efficient setup over the conventional Halogen bulbs... :cool:

 

agreed... some HID user like to adjust their headlight high cause they want to shine right up e car rear mirror.

Nok97 Newbie

Nok97

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go ask "Bunny" haha. :angel: he will say No HID .. for obvious reasons which have been discussed many many many many times already.. but its your bike you are free to do whatever you deem fit... :thumb:

 

do u like it when some one high beam u while following behind yr bike/car.. its the same with HID

with HID yes the owner will have advantage of better clearer vision due to brighter lights. but other road users will curse and swear becos they get blinded by the light.

 

so if u like to be piss off your buddies its a great setup.. :angel:

ask kelly stated. is the angle adjustment.... many fix w/o much adj.

is BUNI... not BUNNY...:p

 

Stock is da best!:thumb:

wahahaha

MERCENARY Newbie

MERCENARY

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His da ge permanently behind the scene, heavily tattoo chest arm body, drip blood in bowl and drink to sompah wit 3 josssticks as sworn brothers. Where got so easy let u know one....

 

Wow i didnt know my DA GE now sitting at JR now got so many tattoos.It must be new,the last time i saw his bare body was fair white,silky and smooth lol.Nowadays where got use blood anymore,now use thumb print and signature on the piece of paper that are recognise in the court.Still got black and white as proof leh.:angel:

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Nok97 Newbie

Nok97

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Yeah look whose talkingo_O

ASTRADA alway talk things every1 dont know..... too much singha for him liao..:angel:

 

 

Wow i didnt know my DA GE now sitting at JR now got so many tattoos.It must be new,the last time i saw his bare body was fair white,silky and smooth lol.Nowadays where got use blood anymore,now use thumb print and signature on the piece of paper that are recognise in the court.Still got black and white as proof leh.:angel:

 

you know he alway use thai milk to bath .......:p

pinetreetmh Newbie

pinetreetmh

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good advice... just a pt, the 4300K is not lumens but the color temperature of the light..ie the color..

 

 

 

this i have to disagree, a properly fitted and adjusted HID setup is not glaring to the other road users.. key being properly adjusted... it is a better and more efficient setup over the conventional Halogen bulbs... :cool:

 

Yup the key word is "properly adjusted"

I have seen many ppl with " properly adjusted" HID which is properly adjust to a level where they see very well (eg. shooting into trees for some.) and not for properly adjusted for the visual peference of other road users.

 

but there are always exceptions but they are the minoritys

most are really a nuisance.. .. :angel:

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pinetreetmh Newbie

pinetreetmh

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ask kelly stated. is the angle adjustment.... many fix w/o much adj.

is BUNI... not BUNNY...:p

 

 

wahahaha

 

I know its Buni thats why "bunny" :angel:

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kaieiru Newbie

kaieiru

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Yup the key word is "properly adjusted"

I have seen many ppl with " properly adjusted" HID which is properly adjust to a level where they see very well (eg. shooting into trees for some.) and not for properly adjusted for the visual peference of other road users.

 

but there are always exceptions but they are the minoritys

most are really a nuisance.. .. :angel:

 

as the saying goes,

Don't blame the tools for the bad workmanship

 

HID, itself is a wonderful piece of equipment over the halogen bulbs in providing illumination... :cool:

There's no replacement for displacement except for a blower

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