Help me!!! Kawasaki krr

[Devilz74]

hey guys, i juz got my license and i'm willing to get kawasaki krr... i love tat bike so much but when i asked my friends suggestion, some said its a better bike and some said its not worth taking... wat shall i do... is it worth taking a 1st hand kawasaki or shall i take 2nd hand... for nw i feel lyk sticking on to 2b for some tym too...

suggestions pls...

[epk]

There is no more first hand, and 2nd hand ones are nearing 10 years old and more.

 

End of the day its your money your call. Personally I think its not worth it, plus the insurance is a killer for p plate.

[Devilz74]

hmm... but i find tat krr is a suitable bike for me... is there any other bikes lyk krr... i wanted to get honda sp... after tat i changed my mind to krr... ??? i'm so confused nw...

[Jehuty]

Just get a kupchai.

 

And there's no 1st hand KR.

[Devilz74]

then wat abt 2nd hand krr?

[Jehuty]

What about it? Insurance for it is expensive because its a sportsbike, its Kawasaki and many people get into accidents with it, which isn't surprising because its a favourite among jackpot racers. It has powervalve, uses 2T and drinks petrol at 20km/l plus minus at stock.

[yun1991]

Personally I riding one myself, 2T if you whack then you have to top up more often. Petrol wise, I get about 28km/l traveling at 100km/h on expressway. If you really want to get krr, I think there is a few good condition krr for sale in the garage. Just bring down to your trusted work shop to check before purchasing as you know most of the krr now reaching the age of 10 soon. As for insurance, mine was 1k and I am 20( not a p-plater).

[x.shuffle]

Go for wat ur heart desire the most. U wont wanna be riding another bike and when a krr ride past u and u start drooling over it do u?=).

[Devilz74]

tks alot bro... i'm going to bukit merah soon... is there any shops u now which is trustworthy?...

anyways i'm 22 tis yr and i guess my insurance will be cheaper rite?...

[Jehuty]

tks alot bro... i'm going to bukit merah soon... is there any shops u now which is trustworthy?...

anyways i'm 22 tis yr and i guess my insurance will be cheaper rite?...

 

If you don't know any of them well, none of them.

[epk]

tks alot bro... i'm going to bukit merah soon... is there any shops u now which is trustworthy?...

anyways i'm 22 tis yr and i guess my insurance will be cheaper rite?...

 

Lol bro bukit merah..... don't.... you don't know anything, they will chop you like no tomorrow

[thfc74]

My advice is to go with some one who has experience with bikes, preferably with knowledge of the bike shops in Bt Merah or at least he knows something about the bikes that you are eyeing. If not, well no harm checking them out by yourself but DO NOT commit yourself to buying on the first visit, be careful of sales tactics pressuring you to buy immediately. Also, be aware of sales terms and jargon like 'machine price', 'otr (on the road) price, 1st or 3rd party insurance, coi, transfer fees, admin fees, inspection fees, coe expiry date, and the hidden interest when you choose to pay by instalments...

[GreatWhite]

Hi Bro,

 

Honda krr is a good bike personally i think. If you want to buy a bike krr i would suggest that call me at 93954967 with no obligation cos i'm a freelance sales person and i will advice u on the pros and cons about the bike and the tactics bikeshop use. Tks!!!

 

 

My Motto: I care for my buyer!!

[Jehuty]

Ya man, Honda KR very good bike, can chase down R1 this Honda KR

[Fried Rice]

i have seen FBA krr around before. i think it is a '06 krr. so there are newer ones around.

[Fried Rice]

Hi Bro,

 

Honda krr is a good bike personally i think. If you want to buy a bike krr i would suggest that call me at 93954967 with no obligation cos i'm a freelance sales person and i will advice u on the pros and cons about the bike and the tactics bikeshop use. Tks!!!

 

 

My Motto: I care for my buyer!!

 

:lol:

[Jehuty]

Didn't know now buy bike got agent one.

[sparkz83]

Hi Bro,

 

Honda krr is a good bike personally i think. If you want to buy a bike krr i would suggest that call me at 93954967 with no obligation cos i'm a freelance sales person and i will advice u on the pros and cons about the bike and the tactics bikeshop use. Tks!!!

 

 

My Motto: I care for my buyer!!

 

 

honda krr new model ???

[crazydj]

honda krr new model ???

 

Been around for a few years already bro. You cannot go wrong with a Honda. Especially a Honda KRR!

[foxin]

"Honda Krr" swee man.. Does it comes with pgm cuberator too? XD

 

TS, I see you have got 2 conditions here considering.

1)Sports bike

2)sticking to 2B for some time

 

Insurance for P-plate usually starts some 700 to 900 with loading (applies to all full fairing bike, why? The insurance company actually thought the seat have some adrenaline spikes that when we sit on out seat, we get excited as if sexually deprived)

A 22 would only be slightly cheaper than the 18 to 21 range. But MUCH expensive than a 25 onwards range. (I've seen the agent book and I know). Some kinda trick they playing huh?

 

2B sports bike just got spice up with many different variant. Per se.. 125cc range. It's expanding. So much to choose from! CBR125rr, yzf-r125, Rieju RS3, RS125, Derbi gpr125, cagiva mito, megalli 125 (which I serious doubt you would want to get)... least the 150cc range.

From the above mention list I suppose the word "budget" will scream into the minds of all readers here. Right?

 

So reality check #1. I suppose you are low in capital?

Just add 1.2K for insurance and maybe 120 for transfer fee and 180 for agreement fee. Not talking about downpayment. You're already choking on 1.5k dude. Right? Roadtax 64/year, season parking 25... 1.6K atleast?

 

You like to have a bike that last for a period of time.

KRR, SP gives you the thrill to go like anywhere 120 to 150km/hr (I have no clue.. I ever heard a 180 b4) But I do ride with one and I know they are fast machine for sure.

Sticking on to them CAN BE cheap. BUT!

There were commonly many MANY case where buyer of that bike complaint upon the 3th day into riding.. their casket leak, chain snap for no reason, engine tempted with hence problematic, fuel consumption super low, piston block all the times, overhual not done properly, lots of carbon deposit in the pipe, pipe kana 'operated' b4.. etc etc etc.

 

2nd costing only talks about transfer fee, insurance, agreement fee. (that about it I guess) Compared to brand new bike (COE is already something. Right? ) the costing is definitely super low.

But brand new bike is almost maintenance free. Older bike needs lots of attention. So you gotta ask you like to

pay hefty first, slowly drain your money

or

pay little first, drain your money at all the un-expected period.

Do also consider spare parts. Some machine simply gotta sit in the workshop for more than a month for spare parts and the owner LL have to pay installment for something he didn't ride for.

 

Reality check #2. It's not a digimon gadget you play during primary sch nor neopets that you can simply register an account and leave it when you're sick. You actually gotta pay for it, even sitting at the carpark man.

You grew sick of it, you gotta also find a way to sell it man.

 

So in the end. Weight your options, get a Honda Krr

XD

[crazydj]

"Honda Krr" swee man.. Does it comes with pgm cuberator too? XD

 

TS, I see you have got 2 conditions here considering.

1)Sports bike

2)sticking to 2B for some time

 

Insurance for P-plate usually starts some 700 to 900 with loading (applies to all full fairing bike, why? The insurance company actually thought the seat have some adrenaline spikes that when we sit on out seat, we get excited as if sexually deprived)

A 22 would only be slightly cheaper than the 18 to 21 range. But MUCH expensive than a 25 onwards range. (I've seen the agent book and I know). Some kinda trick they playing huh?

 

2B sports bike just got spice up with many different variant. Per se.. 125cc range. It's expanding. So much to choose from! CBR125rr, yzf-r125, Rieju RS3, RS125, Derbi gpr125, cagiva mito, megalli 125 (which I serious doubt you would want to get)... least the 150cc range.

From the above mention list I suppose the word "budget" will scream into the minds of all readers here. Right?

 

So reality check #1. I suppose you are low in capital?

Just add 1.2K for insurance and maybe 120 for transfer fee and 180 for agreement fee. Not talking about downpayment. You're already choking on 1.5k dude. Right? Roadtax 64/year, season parking 25... 1.6K atleast?

 

You like to have a bike that last for a period of time.

KRR, SP gives you the thrill to go like anywhere 120 to 150km/hr (I have no clue.. I ever heard a 180 b4) But I do ride with one and I know they are fast machine for sure.

Sticking on to them CAN BE cheap. BUT!

There were commonly many MANY case where buyer of that bike complaint upon the 3th day into riding.. their casket leak, chain snap for no reason, engine tempted with hence problematic, fuel consumption super low, piston block all the times, overhual not done properly, lots of carbon deposit in the pipe, pipe kana 'operated' b4.. etc etc etc.

 

2nd costing only talks about transfer fee, insurance, agreement fee. (that about it I guess) Compared to brand new bike (COE is already something. Right? ) the costing is definitely super low.

But brand new bike is almost maintenance free. Older bike needs lots of attention. So you gotta ask you like to

pay hefty first, slowly drain your money

or

pay little first, drain your money at all the un-expected period.

Do also consider spare parts. Some machine simply gotta sit in the workshop for more than a month for spare parts and the owner LL have to pay installment for something he didn't ride for.

 

Reality check #2. It's not a digimon gadget you play during primary sch nor neopets that you can simply register an account and leave it when you're sick. You actually gotta pay for it, even sitting at the carpark man.

You grew sick of it, you gotta also find a way to sell it man.

 

So in the end. Weight your options, get a Honda Krr

XD

 

Yeah, get a Honda KRR, but make sure your casket don't leak!!!

[Jehuty]

Honestly, just get a newer 4 stroke like a kup. Your 10 yr old 2 stroke can have something going wrong every single month, sometimes you'll go WTF?

[foxin]

yikes!

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[georgekoh]

I'm selling my kawasaki krr, contact me at 97962152 for more details.

[crazydj]

I'm selling my kawasaki krr, contact me at 97962152 for more details.

 

Is it the Honda KRR new model?