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Honda NSR150SP Riders

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Originally posted by rinkenkyo@Oct 12 2005, 06:38 PM

wA... Nowadays Saw Alot Of Sp Same As My Design Sia.... :cry:

I saw even more, because mine is original paintwork. :smile:

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Originally posted by blackheart@Oct 12 2005, 04:27 PM

Anyone here bought and installed 24-led 1157 LEDs bulbs for brake light? How is it working? Is it just replace can already or need to put in resistors? Tks... :smile:

I have seen the 12-LEDs 1157 S25 bulbs, but not the 24-LEDs type. Installation is the same just plug & play. No problem, may be too big & not bright enough, u must check if they are cool enough for yr lamp. :goodluck: :goodluck: :goodluck:

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hi guys... currently my sp is under instalment... still got $2500+ left... i wish to get rid of the bike without compensating the shop... and the shop doesnt allow C.O.I... what can i do?

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Btw.. u use kerosene to clean off those oil stains.. n sumthose "factory spirits" which my father brought back.. it works wonders!! it dunnoe wad kind of spirits is that.. (not the ghost spirit hah.. its tose oil spirits) but i relly works..

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hi guys... currently my sp is under instalment... still got $2500+ left... i wish to get rid of the bike without compensating the shop... and the shop doesnt allow C.O.I... what can i do?

 

How long hav U bought the bike, I myself also installment for another 2yrs, sucky idea when I bought the bike initally, especially when I could pay one short, now stuck with it. :weep: But overall still like the bike lar. :smile:

 

u use kerosene to clean off those oil stains.. n

 

Does this apply to the rims? I thought it will also remove the paint work as well. I really want my rim to be sparkle clean. :sweat: Got one class class 2 riders suggest to me using wax to clean the rim, haven't try yet, now waiting for my next bike washing session.

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Eufc19 Newbie

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My little piece of advice...

1.....Degrease ur bike first...

2.....shampoo ur bike

3.... dry ur bike

4... Wax ur bike.

5.....then lub ur chain..

6......ride it for 2-3 rounds the car park...

7......stop the bike...

8......spray abit of degreaser on ur rims and wait 5 minutes

9.... wipe off with a dry piece of cloth.

 

 

either use degreaser to clean ur rims... or if u are rich enough... get black magic rim cleaners.. can get from most petrol station.

 

just my little advice from experience on a semi crome SP rims. And friend with CBR1000RR glossy black rims.

honam24 Newbie

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Originally posted by Cruxader@Oct 12 2005, 09:11 PM

I saw even more, because mine is original paintwork. :smile:

But i still like orginal paint work....

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Originally posted by Eufc19@Oct 12 2005, 11:32 PM

My little piece of advice...

1.....Degrease ur bike first...

2.....shampoo ur bike

3.... dry ur bike

4... Wax ur bike.

5.....then lub ur chain..

6......ride it for 2-3 rounds the car park...

7......stop the bike...

8......spray abit of degreaser on ur rims and wait 5 minutes

9.... wipe off with a dry piece of cloth.

 

 

either use degreaser to clean ur rims... or if u are rich enough... get black magic rim cleaners.. can get from most petrol station.

 

just my little advice from experience on a semi crome SP rims. And friend with CBR1000RR glossy black rims.

wa black magic x wor.. a bit wasted to use on rims le.. i rather use it on my bike fairing... Rims no matter how u wash, once u move off to the road it will get dirty also so no point ...

 

The best use degreaser lo.. cheap and easy.. juz spary and use water to wash off

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2005 - 2007 Honda Cbr FireBlade 400 (FN543E)

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2010 - 2011 Honda Civic FD2 (S*******)

 

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Originally posted by XiAoAlan@Oct 13 2005, 12:02 AM

Huh??

i think he mean ur bike seen at tampines.. u live at that area huh??

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bgoy see the attached pics :)

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bgoy Newbie

bgoy

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Originally posted by Avita@Oct 13 2005, 01:58 AM

bgoy see the attached pics :)

monitor spoil cannot see some colours

so i always spray under e chain guard area there is correct or not i oso dunno

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MC28 Newbie

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Originally posted by Eufc19@Oct 12 2005, 11:32 PM

My little piece of advice...

1.....Degrease ur bike first...

2.....shampoo ur bike

3.... dry ur bike

4... Wax ur bike.

5.....then lub ur chain..

6......ride it for 2-3 rounds the car park...

7......stop the bike...

8......spray abit of degreaser on ur rims and wait 5 minutes

9.... wipe off with a dry piece of cloth.

 

 

either use degreaser to clean ur rims... or if u are rich enough... get black magic rim cleaners.. can get from most petrol station.

 

just my little advice from experience on a semi crome SP rims. And friend with CBR1000RR glossy black rims.

Your concept of lubing the chain after a wash is way wrong my friend..

 

The proper way is to lube it while it's hot..

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jamesgoh13 Newbie

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Guys..anyone encounter this??

 

Juz discover dat my end can loose already...during moving can hear the loosen metal sound (clong clong clong) shud be sounding lyk tat...any major issue? izzit able to do up or muz change? i scare wait met into rocky path the whole thing will drop...if gt to change, hw much will it cost? Thanks for ur help!!!

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MC28 Newbie

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Originally posted by jamesgoh13@Oct 13 2005, 02:16 AM

Guys..anyone encounter this??

 

Juz discover dat my end can loose already...during moving can hear the loosen metal sound (clong clong clong) shud be sounding lyk tat...any major issue? izzit able to do up or muz change? i scare wait met into rocky path the whole thing will drop...if gt to change, hw much will it cost? Thanks for ur help!!!

You just now follow me too close..That's why :lol:

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MC28 Newbie

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"Caveman Concept"

 

Lowest Cost

 

Most Manual

 

Most DIY

 

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How to Correctly Lube your Chain!

 

 

Most people (probably 7 out of 10) don’t know how to correctly “lube” their Motorcycle Chain! A chain wears at it’s “Pins”, that holds the inner & outer Side Plates together.

 

It’s “Pin” wear that causes your chain to stretch! (wear)

 

Most people just spray the chain lube on the back of the sprocket down the middle of the chain. This does your chain very little good!!!! The chain “rollers need very little lubrication.

 

The only correct way to get the “lube” to the Pins....is to spray just above the chain at the bottom of the sprocket & let “gravity” do the work. The lube will flow between the side plates to get to the shaft of the Pins.

 

Then do the other side the same way. The difference between a improperly lubed chain & one that is “lubed” correctly can mean up to a 35% increase in the life of your chain!

 

Remember that a properly lubed non O-Ring Chain with the same Tensile Strength.....will last just as long if “lubed” correctly! Even a X-Ring chain seals have to be lubed occasionally to keep them from drying out & help flush grit off the chain!!!!

 

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Beavis08 Newbie

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Originally posted by honam24@Oct 12 2005, 05:26 AM

i always use the grease remover ... dun no whether it works for u or not.

where to get grease remover?

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Beavis08 Newbie

Beavis08

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Originally posted by [ M ] a m b o@Oct 12 2005, 01:42 PM

hiz...guys..!!!~~~ a question to ask u guys....did any of u guys stick sticker....on yur rims...."like motogp those rims".....be4...???? and how do u remove it off...?? cuz mine now....harden up den break up liaoz....den very ugly liaoz.....if u guys noe.....dun mind say it out to share it.....

you can juz peel it of as for how to remove the sticky stuff, get a bottle of zippo fluid, it should do the job, dun use tinner as it will eat into the paint

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Beavis08 Newbie

Beavis08

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Originally posted by Avita@Oct 13 2005, 01:58 AM

bgoy see the attached pics :)

avita i think u shld oso show the rite way? so that all can learn.

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d0n Newbie

d0n

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Originally posted by MC28@Oct 13 2005, 02:31 AM

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alamak bro

this method how to use for the other side of the chain huh? :confused:

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sTeVeN Newbie

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juz to check with fellow riders... anyone know wats the stock sprocket for front and rear of SP??

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LobsterSalad Newbie

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Originally posted by MC28@Oct 13 2005, 02:13 AM

Your concept of lubing the chain after a wash is way wrong my friend..

 

The proper way is to lube it while it's hot..

huh? lube while its hot meh??

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LobsterSalad Newbie

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Originally posted by MC28@Oct 11 2005, 07:06 PM

You power lehz...

 

1 Hand hold clutch, another hand lift bike up on side stand den you use ur leg to spray???

actually really can lift up one hand on stand then lube...

 

but i dun do that la. push bike lube.. push lube.. liddat lor... wa lau.. must teach one.

Previous bikes

KRR150 ====> FX****L

TA150 ====> FS***E

GSXR400 ====> FK****X

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LobsterSalad Newbie

LobsterSalad

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Originally posted by jiaxing85@Oct 11 2005, 07:11 PM

how much is the chain lube? wad brand de?

$5 nia.. u go msia shd be cheaper.

Previous bikes

KRR150 ====> FX****L

TA150 ====> FS***E

GSXR400 ====> FK****X

RS125 ====> FT****Y

TA150 ====> FS****P

ZXR400 ====> FQ****L

 

 

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LobsterSalad Newbie

LobsterSalad

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Originally posted by enfant@Oct 11 2005, 08:09 PM

LOL his toes can hold the spray can

:faint:

Previous bikes

KRR150 ====> FX****L

TA150 ====> FS***E

GSXR400 ====> FK****X

RS125 ====> FT****Y

TA150 ====> FS****P

ZXR400 ====> FQ****L

 

 

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