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SBF Burgmans Cafe 2008 - K1 to K7

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bigcow Newbie

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ok william liu. thank you so much,

 

btw u sound so pro.. u how old? :cheeky:

 

old enough to be your papa... haha...

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bigcow Newbie

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thanks so much for the input. much appreciated.

 

as i do not haf the manual, im not sure wat pressure shld go into the front and rear. could u fill me up that as well? :D

 

i used to ride a k6 an400. maybe i could help. check with u, wats your weight? do u pillion most of the time? pillion weight? u got a box? size of box?

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bigcow Newbie

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haha! so old ah? oopz. hehe keke

 

so funny leh u guys! i like!

 

not tat old la. just joking with u. but most likely older than me.

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Arcfire Newbie

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Anybody interested in sharing the Motul 300V 10W40 oil on promotion?? :cheeky:

 

Issit cheaper? i tot it was still ex? I dunno the normal price how much.... Might as well try the Amsoil one?

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JoieRider Newbie

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i used to ride a k6 an400. maybe i could help. check with u, wats your weight? do u pillion most of the time? pillion weight? u got a box? size of box?

 

im 1.6m abt 45kg. usually lingers around 45kg to 48kg la :p

 

no box yet. bike now at my dad's fren's workshop doing up some servicing. looking to go ah boy there buy a rear top box this coming week :cheeky:

bigcow Newbie

bigcow

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im 1.6m abt 45kg. usually lingers around 45kg to 48kg la :p

 

no box yet. bike now at my dad's fren's workshop doing up some servicing. looking to go ah boy there buy a rear top box this coming week :cheeky:

 

how often u pillion?

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SW9000 Newbie

SW9000

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Hi hi.

I'm doing a comparison of FC between Burgman400 and SW400.

Any inputs for normal travelling ard 100km/h?

 

Thanks.

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william_liu Newbie

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old enough to be your papa... haha...

 

No lah.... I still a bit too young leh.... :sian:

 

Means I would have to have been 'naughty' during my primary school days for that to happen.... :faint:

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william_liu Newbie

william_liu

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Hi hi.

I'm doing a comparison of FC between Burgman400 and SW400.

Any inputs for normal travelling ard 100km/h?

 

Thanks.

 

For me I can average 27km/ltr with pillioning, 100km/hr on expressways. For solo riding I can hit 28km/ltr on average.

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william_liu Newbie

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Arcfire and bigcow: Think the market is around $26~27 with labour on the market..... currently I'm using the slightly lower grade Motul 7100 Fully Synthetic and it's $22 with labour.

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JoieRider Newbie

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how often u pillion?

 

erm, i dun pillion. got no confidence :angel:

 

anyway i still tinking to put box anot. underseat can put 1 helmet. tats enough for me. but sometimes i go shopping ma :cheeky: the underseat smaller den joyride's one

bigcow Newbie

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erm, i dun pillion. got no confidence :angel:

 

anyway i still tinking to put box anot. underseat can put 1 helmet. tats enough for me. but sometimes i go shopping ma :cheeky: the underseat smaller den joyride's one

 

oh... yours is the old model. underseat smaller alot. from k4 to k6, its 55 liters. can put 2 full face, with rain coats & other barangs barangs.

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bigcow Newbie

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Arcfire and bigcow: Think the market is around $26~27 with labour on the market..... currently I'm using the slightly lower grade Motul 7100 Fully Synthetic and it's $22 with labour.

 

oh..... tats quite ex. there are places tat can get cheaper. btw, how is the 7100 u are using?

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william_liu Newbie

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So far so good, reduce my oil consumption.... last time every week need to top up 100~150ml of oil, now the 7100 can tahan at least 2 weeks. Will monitor this sat and see if I have to top up.

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Arcfire Newbie

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Arcfire and bigcow: Think the market is around $26~27 with labour on the market..... currently I'm using the slightly lower grade Motul 7100 Fully Synthetic and it's $22 with labour.

 

In that case count me in for 2 bottles! :cheeky:

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william_liu Newbie

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okies bro!

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Long time no see guys.. Any of you still looking for the oil catch tank? I bought one at B-Plus for $18 w/o GST. Just to let you guys know in case u guys still looking for it

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william_liu Newbie

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Hello car-driver :p

 

Where is B-Plus???

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dirtdynamics Newbie

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hi burgman gurus...

need some advise... ( after seeing my burgman k1/2 which i sold regrettedly)

my uncle bought a burg k6 i believe (2nd hand) but with a mileage of 5K + only...

thing is when he went for an oil change, the mech opened the tranny and said that his " pulley, clutch/clutch housing " is all in bad shape

seems he housing has rainbowed in color due to overheating and the pulley has gone from a laft cone to having deep grooves...

 

1) Is this normal for an almost new bike less than 6K old?

2) Should he go for aftemarket parts or stock for replacement?

3) Should he change rollers for his riding style?

 

More info on rider and bike:

Rider weight about 90

Pillion about 90+

Rider rides about 90-120 most times, safe rider, never speeds unless required.

Bike has box and at times is with pillion from town to bedok and back a few times a week

 

 

Please advise

Thanks

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william_liu Newbie

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1) Is this normal for an almost new bike less than 6K old?

-> Can't say for sure.... but definitely sounds like it's a bit extreme for the parts to have worn so badly.... perhaps the scooter had a hard life for the 1st 5K under the previous owner.

 

2) Should he go for aftemarket parts or stock for replacement?

-> I think he should get a quote for both OEM and aftermarket to do a proper comparison... I am using the Polini transmission parts and so far after more than 20K kms they still look new... of course will depend on individual riding styles and usage. (i.e. I don't go touring)

 

3) Should he change rollers for his riding style?

-> Rollers change the acceleration characteristics of the scooter.... an analogy will be changing the sprocket sizes on a conventional motorcycle with chain.

As a general rule, lighter rollers = higher rpms, better acceleration, lower top-end. Heavier rollers = lower rpms, lower acceleration, higher top-end.

Even the smallest spark can start a massive forest fire...

 

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alvinten Newbie

alvinten

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William i also want motul oil if cheap!! tell me k!! maybe i want 3 bottles... 2 for changing and 1 for top up~~~

 

Saw 1 FS plate 400 at bedok reservoir last thursday... looks diff from ours... guess must be Joie one... if not wrong...

 

tell me more on the oil k William!!!

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