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Xgrind · August 13, 2008

How can you oversleep on such important day LOL

, the 1st 1 last april i 4got 2 wake up for tp:cheeky:

Pplater · August 13, 2008

How can you oversleep on such important day LOL

can lah... i actually totally forgot about it until someone reminded me the night before... ssdc nowadays gotta wait 2 months leh...

aeX · August 13, 2008

liew... how to forget TP sia... one of the most impt day... like wedding.. cannot possibly forget ur wedding right.. haha

racingter · August 13, 2008

How much is the race shield for head lights only?Mine FZ1

AR2 Performance · August 13, 2008

How much is the race shield for head lights only?Mine FZ1

S$65 standard. Contact Xgrind if you would like to enjoy the MO benefits.

fir_chan · August 13, 2008

Morning everyone!!

Those who are keen on the MO for Raceshield for Headlights!!!

Come on!!

Go fro the deal... i am sure you'll benefit!

Yatz86 · August 14, 2008

How can you oversleep on such important day LOL

chiong 2 much the nite b4:cheeky:

can lah... i actually totally forgot about it until someone reminded me the night before... ssdc nowadays gotta wait 2 months leh...

lol cdc freaking 4 months wait leh:cheeky:

liew... how to forget TP sia... one of the most impt day... like wedding.. cannot possibly forget ur wedding right.. haha

i havent marry:cheeky:

Xgrind · August 14, 2008

Tell me about it... even Advanced Theory Test have to wait 1.5-2 months... ridiculous

can lah... i actually totally forgot about it until someone reminded me the night before... ssdc nowadays gotta wait 2 months leh...

James996 · August 14, 2008

MO prices:

a) Upon confirmation of 12 kits, a 12% rebate/discount is available. (i.e S$57.80)

b) Upon confirmation of 18 kits, a 15% rebate/discount is available. (i.e S$56.00)

c) Upon confirmation of => 22 kits, a 18% rebate is available. (i.e S$54.20)

Is this prices after discount and included the S$5 for installation?

Xgrind · August 14, 2008

From my understanding,

$5 installation fee not included.

MO prices:
a) Upon confirmation of 12 kits, a 12% rebate/discount is available. (i.e S$57.80)
b) Upon confirmation of 18 kits, a 15% rebate/discount is available. (i.e S$56.00)
c) Upon confirmation of => 22 kits, a 18% rebate is available. (i.e S$54.20)

Is this prices after discount and included the S$5 for installation?

CMYRS · August 14, 2008

yep fz6. fc is about 21.8km/L. I haven't rode it for long but its pretty constant if i dun include those leakage episodes over servicings. Heard that 19-22 is normal. My friend riding FZ1 get 17km/l leh.. i guess i got a little bit lucky. once in a while i lut the bike also leh

haha..then I better than yours a bit...everytime my FC is 20km/l

i think my side boxes and style of riding plays a big part.

im saddened that my fc is about 16km/l but its a heavy bike with a heavy rider. so nothing much i can do abt it right?

just sit back and enjoy the ride.

i realised if u drive a honda jazz gently enough, i can achieve about 15-16km/l. 1.3L car weighing about 5times more than my bike getting the similar fc......go figure.....

James996 · August 14, 2008

From my understanding,

$5 installation fee not included.

Hmm..a little info here on the Raceshield MO.

Walk-in customers,$60(headlights only) + $5(installation) = $65 nett.

Our MO prices:

a) Upon confirmation of 12 kits, a 12% rebate/discount is available. (i.e S$57.80) >>> $57.80 + $5 = $62.80

b) Upon confirmation of 18 kits, a 15% rebate/discount is available. (i.e S$56.00) >>> $56 + $5 = $61

c) Upon confirmation of => 22 kits, a 18% rebate is available. (i.e S$54.20) >>> $54.20 + $5 = $59.20

The 12%,15% and 18% discounts are base on $60 or $65? My calculator no matter how I pressed also cant get the figures of $57.80,$56 and $54.20 leh.My grades in Maths haven pass since PSLE,so maybe someone can enlighten me.

Pplater · August 14, 2008

i think my side boxes and style of riding plays a big part.
im saddened that my fc is about 16km/l but its a heavy bike with a heavy rider. so nothing much i can do abt it right?

just sit back and enjoy the ride.

i realised if u drive a honda jazz gently enough, i can achieve about 15-16km/l. 1.3L car weighing about 5times more than my bike getting the similar fc......go figure.....

u riding fz6? I'm using side boxes too leh. perhaps style of riding? I tend to change gears at 4k to 5k, sometimes lut a bit more, drag gears.

CMYRS · August 14, 2008

Hmm..a little info here on the Raceshield MO.

Walk-in customers,$60(headlights only) + $5(installation) = $65 nett.

Our MO prices:
a) Upon confirmation of 12 kits, a 12% rebate/discount is available. (i.e S$57.80) >>> $57.80 + $5 = $62.80
b) Upon confirmation of 18 kits, a 15% rebate/discount is available. (i.e S$56.00) >>> $56 + $5 = $61
c) Upon confirmation of => 22 kits, a 18% rebate is available. (i.e S$54.20) >>> $54.20 + $5 = $59.20

The 12%,15% and 18% discounts are base on $60 or $65? My calculator no matter how I pressed also cant get the figures of $57.80,$56 and $54.20 leh.My grades in Maths haven pass since PSLE,so maybe someone can enlighten me.

I believe it should be calculated this way to get the figures we were told.

Our MO prices:

a) 12 kits - 60 x .88 = 52.8 + 5 = $57.80

b) 18 kits - 60 x .85 = 45 + 5 = $56

c) 22 kits - 60 x .82 = 49.2 + 5 = $54.20

Correct?

Please check my metal sums

aeX · August 14, 2008

wha pro CMYRS maths teacher.

AR2 Performance · August 14, 2008

MO prices:
a) Upon confirmation of 12 kits, a 12% rebate/discount is available. (i.e S$57.80)
b) Upon confirmation of 18 kits, a 15% rebate/discount is available. (i.e S$56.00)
c) Upon confirmation of => 22 kits, a 18% rebate is available. (i.e S$54.20)

Is this prices after discount and included the S$5 for installation?

Yes it is James996. 12% for product only, then add $5 for installation. So e.g S$57.80 is nett & final

I believe it should be calculated this way to get the figures we were told.

Our MO prices:
a) 12 kits - 60 x .88 = 52.8 + 5 = $57.80

b) 18 kits - 60 x .85 = 45 + 5 = $56

c) 22 kits - 60 x .82 = 49.2 + 5 = $54.20

Correct?

Please check my metal sums

Your sums are correct CMYRS

CMYRS · August 14, 2008

wha pro CMYRS maths teacher.

sadly, i look at numbers for a living.

even when im riding im looking at numbers whahah

James996 · August 14, 2008

Thanks for the clarification, General Manager and Mental Sum Teacher.

CMYRS · August 14, 2008

Thanks for the clarification, General Manager and Mental Sum Teacher.

No worries James, anytime

HeE HoR · August 14, 2008

Hi anyone here can advise on where and which shop can i get the best deal for Mich PR2?

Thanks in advance....... ;)

aeX · August 14, 2008

Hi anyone here can advise on where and which shop can i get the best deal for Mich PR2?

Thanks in advance....... ;)

maybe u can see this thread http://www.singaporebikes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=184941

CMYRS · August 14, 2008

(Started this thread in the Accessories section, might tot of sharing you guys also)

Hi people,

thought of sharing some useful information with you guys.
For those who read the UK BIKE mag, you should already know what is coming.

I've listed down the short summary of the tyres reviews the BIKE mag did over these few months. Please do note these are basically based on the grip, feedback of the tyres. (Prices are quoted in UK pounds)
I suppose they will round up the tyres for a review again based on the tyre life also, as they mentioned a few issues ago. In the meantime, here is what I've compiled. Enjoy.

1000cc Sportsbike tyres
5 Stars
PIRELLI Diablo Rosso ($221)
"...quick steering, accurate, good on the brakes...etc. Just that bit sharper than the rest"

4 Stars
METZELER Sportec M3 ($206)
"Supposed to have longer tyre life and wet grip. Ace for stability"

DUNLOP Qualifier D209 (199)
"Ace rubber."

CONTINENTAL Contisport Attack ($190)
"Plenty of feel. Abit slower steering. Stable."

BRIDGESTONE BT016 ($229)
"Replacement for BT014. Feedback is total."

MICHELIN Pilot Power 2CT ($201)
"great feel from the front and they get right onto their sides..."

3 Stars
AVON Viper Sport ($175)
"Nice tyres, abit slower turning than some in the group, but still very good"

2 Stars
MAXXIS Supermaxx Sport ($140)
"No probs with handling, stability or agility. But heavier and slower to turn than the rest""

Sports Tourers
5 Stars
PIRELLI Diablo Strada ($180)
"loads of grip...perform perfectly"

DUNLOP Roadsmart 3TC ($180)
everything is very controlled...on par with PIRELLI...very sporty"

4 Stars
MAXXIS Supermaxx M6029 ($130)
"Budget option, but performance is close to others."

MICHELIN Pilot Road 2CT ($190)
"Fantastic. In all the areas-stability, confidence, feel & handling"

METZELER Roadtec Z6 ($190)
"Special emphasis on long life. Could take these tyres on the occasional trackday. "

BRIDGESTONE BT-021 ($170)
"Feel really stable, composed. Excellent sports potential and a competitive price"

AVON Storm ST ($180)
"Feel more like sports tyre than touring tyres. Very agile"

3 Stars
CONTINENTAL Contiroad Attack ($180)
"Lowest scoring tyre (among those tested) but still fone for normal riding"

Middle Weight
5 Stars
DUNLOP Roadsmart ($171)
"You will have to ride like a maniac on the road to find out the limits of these tyres" (DUNLOP suppose the tyre will last longer than the competitors in terms of tyre life)

4 Stars
BRIDGESTONE BT-021 ($189)
"Good, stable tyre. Felt quite plush, not soft, but they rode the bumps well"

AVON Viper Sport ($139)
"Need a little bit more effort to get them to do the same thing(as the other tyres), but we are talking at eighth or nine tenths here"

3 Stars
PIRELLI Diablo Rosso ($191)
Feels sportiest...but completely unnecessary for this type of bike. (Tested bike is Honda CBF600N. Like Super 4 lah!!!! )

MICHELIN Pilot Power ($189)
"Too sporty(for this bike). (I suppose they mean for normal road riders, it's pointless to use a sports tyre on a commuter bike)

CONTINENTAL Road Attack ($159)
"Feel stable and quiten slow to turn. Not bad, but overall not nearly as good as either the PIRELLIs or the DUNLOP"

Nobody mentioned anything about their pick of tyres?

What would most of you go for?

1000cc or sports tourer category?

price diff is abt 20%, might as well get the best?

I wonder if the prices listed are in S$?

And where from?

ahman28 · August 14, 2008

wahh end of this month, hopefully i pass my class 2 tp which is soon if not cannot buy fz6, and fix raceshield=(

Good luck for your TP:goodluck: ...remember to check "here and there" when you riding

DeusExMachina · August 14, 2008

Nobody mentioned anything about their pick of tyres?
What would most of you go for?
1000cc or sports tourer category?
price diff is abt 20%, might as well get the best?

I wonder if the prices listed are in S$?
And where from?

The Diablo Rosso is considered a Sport tyre? Or sport touring tyre?

Looks mighty expensive if it's just a mere sport touring tyre....

Personally I'll go with sport tyres. More grip is always better. I rather change tyres than change fairings or other bits.

LollyPoP · August 14, 2008

wah.. my FC since i got the bike is like onli 19-20km/litre onli leh.

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