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[Group] DAELIM roadwin

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edmarlo Newbie

edmarlo

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Then what is the idea of people using oversized brake disc?

Does it neccessarily ensure better stopping power?

 

Uncle soh what spark plugs do u reccomend?

 

Just check with u.

I've asked previosly about better pick up and less vibrations.

- front sprocket 15t

- Pilot screw adjustment

- jet clip adjustment

- Foam grips

Did i leave anything out?

Law of Conservation of Linear Momentum :

Speeding Doesn't Kill,

Stopping very fast does.

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johnnykato Newbie

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Just a general question. Has anybody change brake disc at other shops beside CKA and how much? Cos CKA quoted me $120 for the rear brake disc.

Reasonable or not?

 

Btw has this thread ever had a Roadwin gathering? Just wondering...

 

 

i did change my rear disc brake. yep. $120. i need to change because i found out that my disc brake is a bit bent...

 

gathering? ahhhh i've been waiting for one. ahaha.

edmarlo Newbie

edmarlo

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What are the chances of getting caught with a removed-inner tube?

If none den i dont mind hehe... Can this be done at any bike shop?

Issit possible to DIY?

 

Uncle soh i roughly understand the idea of lifting up the mounting holes of the pipe to the bracket but i dont understand the function of a header gasket.

Did u do this mod yourself?

 

Anyway i was just rechecking. U did mention previously that using 15t front sprocket gives a higher ratio for greater top speed but not much improvement in pick up.

Then what is good to improve pick up? Rear Sprocket?

 

I'm probably one of the biggest noobs here so a bit hard to me to organise gathering.

 

Any of the 'old birds' organised RW gatherings b4? den i can try and coordinate from past gatherings.

Law of Conservation of Linear Momentum :

Speeding Doesn't Kill,

Stopping very fast does.

Roadwinner Newbie

Roadwinner

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Originally posted by stsoh@May 10, 2007 01:01 pm

none other than yourself to tell.

the chance is none if u don't say it.

sound is still softer than 2-strokers.

last vicom inspection, sound check is 78db.

u can ask cka or diy, i did-it-myself (check 'my rw mods' in my signature).

Hi.. I'm back from quite some times..

 

I was involved in an accident last Nov 2006 with my RW.:faint: It was heavy downpour and i was desperately on my way back home from office. There was a car just suddenly do emergency braking in front of me. On the slippery road condition, my RW got skidded as i sudden brake and hit that car. I suffered broken hip joint while my RW only got minor scratches + swing arm missaligned.:mad: Thank God i'm still alive & ready to roll again. It's almost 6 months and i really miss riding my RW.

 

So guys.. Have a safe ride.. (Always remind myself)

 

Btw Soh Bro.. Where's 'ur signature gone? Hope u don't mind to place it back as a 'Key to my reference' for our RW.. theehehehee :cheeky:

lostjackal Newbie

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Originally posted by stsoh@May 10, 2007 11:10 pm

yeah, something seriously wrong with sbf webby.

his mysql service is overloaded la.....usually the case for a popular website that is hosted on a shared server

 

think must sound the sbf administrator to move on to a dedicated server in his hosting company orde :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:

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edmarlo Newbie

edmarlo

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Unlce soh,

Visited kaki bukit the other day.

Met roy... very nice guy...

He said the adjusting of the jet needle's slot he can only do it if i do carb servicing cos he can see whether its ideal( needs to take condition of engine into consideration)

Fixed IU bracket there as well for $12.

Then he took a look at my tires and said that i was using tyres that are too big (150/60) Battlax t090 causing my chain to rub against my rear tyre.

The thing is the one who reccomended it was the Choong Kok Toh Guan mech.

The effects of the chain bite on my rear wheel are quite bad.

I'm planning on going there and make a formal complaint but do you think he will change to the original size?

feel so cheated...

anyone else had bad experience at Choong Kok toh guan?

Law of Conservation of Linear Momentum :

Speeding Doesn't Kill,

Stopping very fast does.

edmarlo Newbie

edmarlo

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Very disappointing for smthg like this to happen.

Actually roy notice the bite marks but he thought it was from the rear hugger.

Den i went to HKL den the mech noticed dat it was from the Chain.

Anyway i shall try going back and ask for a change although i seriously doubt it...

 

One more thing... the problem with daelim fuel gauge is generic am i right?

Cos mine shows empty after 200km travelled.

I read the previous posts about adjusting the float but im seriously clueless.

asked roy he said change the float which is like $30+.

Law of Conservation of Linear Momentum :

Speeding Doesn't Kill,

Stopping very fast does.

edmarlo Newbie

edmarlo

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Okay will go read up on it....

Thank uncle soh.

Law of Conservation of Linear Momentum :

Speeding Doesn't Kill,

Stopping very fast does.

edmarlo Newbie

edmarlo

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Okay big thanks..

Was wondering why my fuel gauge hit empty so fast when i only ride on weekends.

...

Law of Conservation of Linear Momentum :

Speeding Doesn't Kill,

Stopping very fast does.

beyond23 Newbie

beyond23

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Originally posted by edmarlo@May 14, 2007 11:34 am

....if i do carb servicing....

uncle sOh..

 

how often nid to do carb servicing??

..Trials and Tribulations are Tests to shape ones path in Life..

 

..nobody plan to fail but many failed to plan..

 

..make e right mOve & u're made for Life..

beyond23 Newbie

beyond23

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1 more Que..

other than lubing of chain..

spray wd40 into e box's key slot..

 

anything else nid to lube such as clutch cable etc??

..Trials and Tribulations are Tests to shape ones path in Life..

 

..nobody plan to fail but many failed to plan..

 

..make e right mOve & u're made for Life..

edmarlo Newbie

edmarlo

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I just lube every metallic part of the bike that is prone to wear and tear like the gear lever joints, key hole, brake and clutch lever joints.

But i'm a noob and thats just me :sorry:

 

Anyway, no gathering for RW's!?

Uncle soh has there ever been one?

Law of Conservation of Linear Momentum :

Speeding Doesn't Kill,

Stopping very fast does.

beyond23 Newbie

beyond23

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Originally posted by edmarlo@May 16, 2007 05:11 pm

I just lube every metallic part of the bike that is prone to wear and tear like the gear lever joints, key hole, brake and clutch lever joints.

But i'm a noob and thats just me :sorry:

 

Anyway, no gathering for RW's!?

Uncle soh has there ever been one?

haha..same lo..noob here aso..

onli uncle soh can solve our doubts !!

btw edmarlo, u usin wat to lube those metallic part??

 

ya hope there's a RW gathering..

..Trials and Tribulations are Tests to shape ones path in Life..

 

..nobody plan to fail but many failed to plan..

 

..make e right mOve & u're made for Life..

edmarlo Newbie

edmarlo

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Originally posted by beyond23@May 16, 2007 08:23 pm

haha..same lo..noob here aso..

onli uncle soh can solve our doubts !!

btw edmarlo, u usin wat to lube those metallic part??

 

ya hope there's a RW gathering..

Minyak Singer~! Singer oil...

Read the 'Hands On' Section of the forum.

There are quite a few discussions on lubricants.

 

 

 

Ok set daelim roadwin outing Mid June you all okay!?

Law of Conservation of Linear Momentum :

Speeding Doesn't Kill,

Stopping very fast does.

Guest jagger

Guest jagger

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finally there's an outing.!! :cheer: mid june set. come on rw's, let's get the ball rolling..( x5 are welcome too =) )

 

1) Fhai 97965510

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edmarlo Newbie

edmarlo

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finally there's an outing.!! 16th June 2007

set. come on rw's, let's get the ball rolling..( x5 are welcome too =) )

 

1)Fhai 97965510

2)Hadri 93894879

3)

4)

5)

Law of Conservation of Linear Momentum :

Speeding Doesn't Kill,

Stopping very fast does.

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