Daelim Magma

[nights]

I did my oil filter change for Daystar once every 10,000km with full-syn engine oil.

[manowar]

Originally posted by nights@Aug 16 2005, 12:18 AM

I did my oil filter change for Daystar once every 10,000km with full-syn engine oil.

wow...

tot i change every 7500km is alot liaoz..

u 10000km tats every 4 servicing....

really save $$ sia..

[v2win]

Originally posted by 2B Rider@Aug 14 2005, 05:56 PM

Thanks manowar

 

so I should service my bike by the end of this month lah.

so bad, they dont sell the manual.

am I have to change the oil filter by every oil change

 

thanks brother.

hi 2b rider.....it is best 2 change d oil filter at every oil change...this is important as the oil filter is the only means of filtering unwanted dirt & any microscopic materials that is present in the use oil of d engine.......changing 2 new oil without changing d oil filter defeat the purpose of changing a new oil..... all 2gether.....yes u may have a new oil...on a dirty filter?.....it does not cost much 2 replace an oil filter....but it does cost a hefty sum 2 replace a pre mature worn parts on ur motorcycle engine.....just look at d color of ur use oil...and just what makes u think

that d oil filter won't get clog on?....it is better 2 throw some money now... than 2 waste more money later on bro........same goes 4 ur air filter...it is best 2 have it replace at service interval....as recomended by d engine manufacturer........

[2B]

Originally posted by v2win@Aug 16 2005, 01:32 AM

hi 2b rider.....it is best 2 change d oil filter at every oil change...this is important as the oil filter is the only means of filtering unwanted dirt & any microscopic materials that is present in the use oil of d engine.......changing 2 new oil without changing d oil filter defeat the purpose of changing a new oil..... all 2gether.....yes u may have a new oil...on a dirty filter?.....it does not cost much 2 replace an oil filter....but it does cost a hefty sum 2 replace a pre mature worn parts on ur motorcycle engine.....just look at d color of ur use oil...and just what makes u think

that d oil filter won't get clog on?....it is better 2 throw some money now... than 2 waste more money later on bro........same goes 4 ur air filter...it is best 2 have it replace at service interval....as recomended by d engine manufacturer........

tks, for the the information. having one problem is I dont know when to replace the air filter leh,

because I dont have the manual, My last visit to the agent for servicing , the service man told

me the filter still can use one. but I will ask him to check again during my next serivce

 

service guy in CKA told me, air filter is much exe. than the oil filter, is it true?

heard that it cost around $50 - $60, but oil filter just cost few dollars.

[manowar]

Originally posted by 2B Rider@Aug 16 2005, 07:49 AM

tks, for the the information. having one problem is I dont know when to replace the air filter leh,

because I dont have the manual, My last visit to the agent for servicing , the service man told

me the filter still can use one. but I will ask him to check again during my next serivce

 

service guy in CKA told me, air filter is much exe. than the oil filter, is it true?

heard that it cost around $50 - $60, but oil filter just cost few dollars.

no lah...

air filter where got so expensive 1...

its actually pretty cheap...

 

when to change air filter depends on where u travel and the condition of the air in tat area..

so cant really say when to change...

 

 

next time u got cka do servicing look 4 roy he is the guy always in white and center parting hair...

he is gd and he qoutes a cheaper price compared to the rest...

[nights]

Originally posted by ^manowar^@Aug 16 2005, 01:26 AM

wow...

tot i change every 7500km is alot liaoz..

u 10000km tats every 4 servicing....

really save $$ sia..

I change my full syn engine oil once every 5000km and oil filter once every 2 engine oil change.

[2B]

tks a lot for all of the brothers:cheer:

 

Wah, today I fall down during making a left turn in a MSCP, someone very inconsiderate pour

water on the floor. very scary, luckly just got scratch on my knee. and my bike got crashbar

so, not much damage. next time have to very careful when turning.

[seanwu]

Originally posted by 2B Rider@Aug 16 2005, 05:19 PM

tks a lot for all of the brothers:cheer:

 

Wah, today I fall down during making a left turn in a MSCP, someone very inconsiderate pour

water on the floor. very scary, luckly just got scratch on my knee. and my bike got crashbar

so, not much damage. next time have to very careful when turning.

Please take care brother. usually in the MSCP, the floor is slippery and therefore when water is introduce, its even more slippery. So take care when you are going up or down the MSCP.... safe riding... take care...

[li67]

Change oil filter at every 3 or 4 oil change is ok . bcos some of the 4stroke bike

without oil filter.

safe riding bro.

[v2win]

Originally posted by 2B Rider@Aug 16 2005, 07:49 AM

tks, for the the information. having one problem is I dont know when to replace the air filter leh,

because I dont have the manualfor servicing

 

 

....hi 2b rider....changing of oil filter & air filter is best b refered 2 the 'owners manual'....only d manufacturer knows best when 2 replace/service certain parts on ur bike at certain interval......different manufacturer dictates different interval 4 servicing...it should b followed as closely as possible so as 2 minimise fair wear & tear.....if u don't have d 'owners manual' on ur bike (usually bundel up with ur tools on a small pouch under d seats or somewhere in d bike) u may want 2 follow this guide lines....please bear in mind..this is only a standard practice...........

.......for every 5,000 km.or less=change new oil + oil filter.......for every 10,000km. or less =change air filter......or for every 3 months..which ever come first.... (whether u keep in the garage/seldom use or use it everyday..it is advisable 2 have it replace.....engine oil in d engine will become acidic due 2 chemical reaction from d contamination of d burning of fuels in d engine)....of course if u use ur bike 2 run an errand day & night(heavy ussage)..have it service d soonest than recommended......

[growingup]

Hi, seniors.

It seems that for each 1 litre of petrol, I can only travel around 30 km wif my magma. Usually I travel at 90 km/hr on road.

Is this possible? Or is it an indication that something is wrong wif the engine?

There is no leaking of oil. So what can be the problem?

[manowar]

Originally posted by growingup@Sep 1 2005, 12:30 AM

Hi, seniors.

It seems that for each 1 litre of petrol, I can only travel around 30 km wif my magma. Usually I travel at 90 km/hr on road.

Is this possible? Or is it an indication that something is wrong wif the engine?

There is no leaking of oil. So what can be the problem?

erm...

can b a few thing lah..

ur pipe mod??

it depends on how u ride oso..

90km/hr constant or u travel on small rd...

coz i experience it b4..

travel small rd keep stopping at traffic lights will drink petrol...

 

P.S correct me if i m wrong...

[nights]

Originally posted by growingup@Sep 1 2005, 12:30 AM

Hi, seniors.

It seems that for each 1 litre of petrol, I can only travel around 30 km wif my magma. Usually I travel at 90 km/hr on road.

Is this possible? Or is it an indication that something is wrong wif the engine?

There is no leaking of oil. So what can be the problem?

Information given not much but I reckon from your 30km a litre assume that you usually ride around street where traffic lights is uncommon. This explain why your fuel consumption is higher.

 

If not, you might want to give more information on your engine oil, spark plugs, air filter and oil filter change as per distance, riding habit and tire pressure. These are just some of the pieces and bits that contribute to your fuel consumption.

[robokp]

hi guys

am riding a magma too,

from what i read in this thread, there's quite a few magma and daystar riders out there, but how come nobody's compiling a list for future outings?

just my 2 cents opinion

[manowar]

Originally posted by robokp@Sep 1 2005, 11:57 PM

hi guys

am riding a magma too,

from what i read in this thread, there's quite a few magma and daystar riders out there, but how come nobody's compiling a list for future outings?

just my 2 cents opinion

hmmm...

great idea...

y dun u start it..

I will support..

[robokp]

Originally posted by ^manowar^@Sep 2 2005, 12:48 AM

hmmm...

great idea...

y dun u start it..

I will support..

well, fellow rider, why not,

 

robokp - Red Daelim Magma Rider

[manowar]

well, fellow rider, why not,

 

robokp - Red Daelim Magma Rider

^manowar^ - Blue Daystar

[2B]

well, fellow rider, why not,

 

robokp - Red Daelim Magma Rider

^manowar^ - Blue Daystar

2B Rider - Yellow Magma

[robokp]

well, now we have a small grp of daelim riders!

lets keep our fingers crossed and hope to have a longer list!

[manowar]

Originally posted by robokp@Sep 5 2005, 09:36 PM

well, now we have a small grp of daelim riders!

lets keep our fingers crossed and hope to have a longer list!

hahah..

shld have quite a number ba..

coz now aday i c alot on the road lehz...

b4 i bought it last yr not so common...

now getting more and more..

 

[nights]

Daelim Bike Owner

 

1) robokp - Red Daelim Magma Rider

2) ^manowar^ - Blue Daystar

3) 2B Rider - Yellow Magma

 

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1) nights - Ex-Daelim Blue Magma & White/Blue Daystar

[growingup]

Thanks ^manowar^ and nights,

Yeah it's true my neighbourhoods have alot of traffic lights and I have to often stop and go. As for my pipe, it's not modified. I've just changed my engine oil, spark plug and oil filter. Now still waiting to see how far I can travel wif one full tank.

Does travelling above 90 km/hr for daelim magma drain more petrol?

[robokp]

hi growingup

 

abt the fuel consumption part, i believe that as long as your bike is in proper running order ( i.e. engine not roaring at 90km/hr but at a smooth running purr) fuel efficiency for mamga shld be at its best at 90km/hr

[manowar]

Originally posted by growingup@Sep 8 2005, 06:13 PM

Thanks ^manowar^ and nights,

Yeah it's true my neighbourhoods have alot of traffic lights and I have to often stop and go. As for my pipe, it's not modified. I've just changed my engine oil, spark plug and oil filter. Now still waiting to see how far I can travel wif one full tank.

Does travelling above 90 km/hr for daelim magma drain more petrol?

nope... it shldnt..

coz i usually travel abt there also....

but i travel on express way more....

[2B]

last week I went north, all the time full gas, speed around 100 - 115 km/h,

found that FC very high, traveled around 200Km then pump 7.5 L to topup the tank.

its about 26km/L, compare to normal road riding in Singapore 40km/h.

 

It proved, higher speed consume much more fuel.