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SSDC - Anyone Taking 2B There?

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Fritz Newbie

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Can be done one. Have personal friends whose first bikes are 2A class. it's all up to you actually. 2A is totally different even if you ride a 200cc, the max displacement of 2B class in terms of power & weight. Only thing you may lose hang of is the clutch control & shifting. You may lose confidence in banking, but that can be eased with training and CR later on.

 

A friend of mine even skipped all the way to class 2 to get her first bike.

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ShiofuKi Newbie

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A friend of mine even skipped all the way to class 2 to get her first bike.

 

Wow thats pretty insane, must have had alot of determination not to ride after passing 2b/2a tp on the day itself lol.

Fritz Newbie

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Wow thats pretty insane, must have had alot of determination not to ride after passing 2b/2a tp on the day itself lol.

 

The determination would be a Ducati Monster 696 :angel:

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i applaud the ones who have the patience and determination for delayed gratification. for me, though, getting through the year with my class 2b bike is important. it buys me experience with bikes (technical) and the roads (on a bike). i am not sure i buy the class 2a/2 concept because i do not think there is that much of a difference between a 400cc to a 600cc bike...but i could be wrong.

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dafansu Newbie

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depends on which petrol station, u know how many yrs i went inside then i dare to comment this. And dun be surprised when u can see tiny particles when pumping at some ulu kiosk

 

how to see the particles, u pump in a container? if not when the petrol is filling into your tank, i dont think u can see right

ahcaibiker Newbie

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how to see the particles, u pump in a container? if not when the petrol is filling into your tank, i dont think u can see right

 

i pumped petrol from gp esso, gp petronas and gp shell, so far no problems whatsoever.

 

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Fritz Newbie

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i applaud the ones who have the patience and determination for delayed gratification. for me, though, getting through the year with my class 2b bike is important. it buys me experience with bikes (technical) and the roads (on a bike). i am not sure i buy the class 2a/2 concept because i do not think there is that much of a difference between a 400cc to a 600cc bike...but i could be wrong.

 

But but I loike your car :lovestruck:

 

It's the Alpha Romeo GT right?

scubasimon Newbie

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@Fritz: yeah, am driving alfa romeo gt now and i like it very much too...you wanna buy? hahaha!

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Fritz Newbie

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@Fritz: yeah, am driving alfa romeo gt now and i like it very much too...you wanna buy? hahaha!

 

Hahahaha that will take a couple of years more!

lutein Newbie

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The determination would be a Ducati Monster 696 :angel:

 

Hee hee that's my Cl 2 bike too. I didn't get a 2B bike and took a while to get used to the 2A school bike. Really depends on your comfort level. I felt that I really needed the practice before I take Cl 2.

 

Anyway I don't think there's any difference in the petrol grades between SGP and Malaysia. Maybe pick one station with high turnover lor.

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SparkerS1 Newbie

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i dont think u can see right

depends on how u pump

so far no problems whatsoever.

 

its ur decision, i am not going to waste time n effort to save these small sum of money, bike wear and tear, overheating problems, i rather pump in SG and go home relax.

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dafansu Newbie

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depends on how u pump

 

 

its ur decision, i am not going to waste time n effort to save these small sum of money, bike wear and tear, overheating problems, i rather pump in SG and go home relax.

 

how to pump till u can see particles? can give some guidance, i wanna see if i can spot any as i always pump the petrol in JB

scubasimon Newbie

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get a torch, shine into your fuel tank when it is close to empty. you can see the condition of the remainder of the petrol (if your refueling vent is large enough). if cannot see, then i dunno :)

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dafansu Newbie

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get a torch, shine into your fuel tank when it is close to empty. you can see the condition of the remainder of the petrol (if your refueling vent is large enough). if cannot see, then i dunno :)

 

vent for cars should be standard size, only vent for diesel veh are bigger right

rylche Newbie

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My TP is coming on the 22nd. I don't think I even plan on going for any CRs or RRs. The TP costs less than a RR and I don't mind trying again :)

 

Have no plans on riding after my license anyway.

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Fritz Newbie

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My TP is coming on the 22nd. I don't think I even plan on going for any CRs or RRs. The TP costs less than a RR and I don't mind trying again :)

 

Have no plans on riding after my license anyway.

 

It's not about the cost, it's the waiting time between each TP.

Scott10 Newbie

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My TP is coming on the 22nd. I don't think I even plan on going for any CRs or RRs. The TP costs less than a RR and I don't mind trying again :)

 

Have no plans on riding after my license anyway.

 

Cheap is cheap, but it is the waiting that kills.

 

By the way, just pass L7! My TP on 12 Nov. Julian was one of the i/c! Thanks man. Hope can pass, I wait long enough liao. Enrolled on April, Nov then take TP.

scubasimon Newbie

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@dafansu: i was referring to bikes. i have no idea how you would check for cars...or that it really matters that much...

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fleaz Newbie

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heyyy seany, you still got post in here.

 

it's been ages since i last checked out this thread or even sbf for that matter. good to see this thread still active, 5 years and going strong. i don't suppose any of the old gang come in here anymore.

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Fritz Newbie

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heyyy seany, you still got post in here.

 

it's been ages since i last checked out this thread or even sbf for that matter. good to see this thread still active, 5 years and going strong. i don't suppose any of the old gang come in here anymore.

 

It's been a while since I last your posts too :angel:

SparkerS1 Newbie

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how to pump till u can see particles?

 

this is y i hate the forum, cos not everything can be typed out:sian:

got technique de, its how u control the pump

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dafansu Newbie

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@dafansu: i was referring to bikes. i have no idea how you would check for cars...or that it really matters that much...

 

thanks thought u referring to car, must try and see

dafansu Newbie

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My TP is coming on the 22nd. I don't think I even plan on going for any CRs or RRs. The TP costs less than a RR and I don't mind trying again :)

 

Have no plans on riding after my license anyway.

 

as long pass before they move to sembawang will be ok :cheeky:

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