[Group] SBF DUCATI Monster

[aeX]

thanks!!

 

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=229694

 

try asking dinie, his bike is loud.

[technicolorhighway]

try asking dinie, his bike is loud.

 

2 exhaust sure loud one!

[singhla]

For all the die-hards who have nothing more bling to add, check this link for aluminum petrol tanks:

 

http://www.moto-works.jp/beater/index.html#d9

 

DUCATI MONSTER US$2200

DUCATI 916-998 748 US$2100

Edited March 31, 2009 by singhla

[GuiNNeSS]

Hows the zoo animals liked the show of humans?

[dinie]

Dinie perhaps u wanna try this...

 

http://www.gpr.it/admin/documenti/moto/subcategory/subsubcategory/grande_Suzuki%20GSR%20600%20ov%20intera.jpg

 

http://www.gpr.it/admin/documenti/moto/subcategory/subsubcategory/grande_Suzuki%20GSR%20600%20ov%20lato.jpg

 

 

You can contact Asia representative at 93872209/ 97627011 ask them to import for u..

 

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yeap.. that's the one i'm talking about. what's the guy's name again?

[easy2findme]

I am sorry my darling Ducati. Scolded you wrongly. It is all my fault. I fed you RM1.8/l quality petrol and caused you a stomachache and vomiting. Yet you returned me a 20km/l fuel economy and 110km/h max speed limit. Forgive me as i have learnt my ways. Here's a new fuel filter and clean SG petrol for all your troubles.

 

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc19/easy2findme/IMG_0122.jpg

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc19/easy2findme/IMG_0124.jpg

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc19/easy2findme/IMG_0126.jpg

 

Dinie, it is not the bike, it is the petrol. Ducati's reliability disappoints all Jap fans again.

[technicolorhighway]

I am sorry my darling Ducati. Scolded you wrongly. It is all my fault. I fed you RM1.8/l quality petrol and caused you a stomachache and vomiting. Yet you returned me a 20km/l fuel economy and 110km/h max speed limit. Forgive me as i have learnt my ways. Here's a new fuel filter and clean SG petrol for all your troubles.

 

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc19/easy2findme/IMG_0122.jpg

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc19/easy2findme/IMG_0124.jpg

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc19/easy2findme/IMG_0126.jpg

 

Dinie, it is not the bike, it is the petrol. Ducati's reliability disappoints all Jap fans again.

 

 

 

.............cheap petrol huh?where did u last filled?when was the filter last changed?cant be.

 

if u hve this syntom the rest of the burger buddies will have the same problem............hmm is this why dinnies bike cannot go any faster?

 

your tank may let rain in thus the rust.

[dodobird]

I am sorry my darling Ducati. Scolded you wrongly. It is all my fault. I fed you RM1.8/l quality petrol and caused you a stomachache and vomiting. Yet you returned me a 20km/l fuel economy and 110km/h max speed limit. Forgive me as i have learnt my ways. Here's a new fuel filter and clean SG petrol for all your troubles.

 

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc19/easy2findme/IMG_0122.jpg

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc19/easy2findme/IMG_0124.jpg

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc19/easy2findme/IMG_0126.jpg

 

Dinie, it is not the bike, it is the petrol. Ducati's reliability disappoints all Jap fans again.

 

 

see la, 2 days of talking abt jap bike now she starts to give you problems.

[dinie]

Dinie, it is not the bike, it is the petrol. Ducati's reliability disappoints all Jap fans again.

no lar.. you went to pump diesel.. that's why.

[dinie]

Proud to annouce the street legal version of the Corsa, Moto Guzzi MGS Serie.

 

OTR Price : SGD68,000

 

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d83/cyanhan/Moto%20Guzzi/scan0001.jpg

 

Please contact Piaggio Asia Pacific at 6547 4466 for more enquiry.

ahem ahem! *cough cough.. for you mr technicolourhighway.. don't believe right.

[aeX]

wha 68k... hmm nice.... italiano

[singhla]

I am sorry my darling Ducati. Scolded you wrongly. It is all my fault. I fed you RM1.8/l quality petrol and caused you a stomachache and vomiting. Yet you returned me a 20km/l fuel economy and 110km/h max speed limit. Forgive me as i have learnt my ways. Here's a new fuel filter and clean SG petrol for all your troubles.

 

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc19/easy2findme/IMG_0122.jpg

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc19/easy2findme/IMG_0124.jpg

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc19/easy2findme/IMG_0126.jpg

 

Dinie, it is not the bike, it is the petrol. Ducati's reliability disappoints all Jap fans again.

 

 

That looks like rust in your tank. The petrol is not the culprit.

[dinie]

That looks like rust in your tank. The petrol is not the culprit.

i honestly think so too.. i think the malaysian petrol diluted all the rust by accident.

[easy2findme]

Haha so many different versions. True it may not be petrol. Could be rust left by previous owner since he left it in open hdb carpark. Water may have seeped in. That is a lot of water in there. Anyway i ever reached the last 500 ml of the tank and it could not have been water since i made it to petrol station. There are also many cases of water in petrol from JB pumps/dirty petrol. Now i just pump SG petrol and monitor the situation.

[dodobird]

Haha so many different versions. True it may not be petrol. Could be rust left by previous owner since he left it in open hdb carpark. Water may have seeped in. That is a lot of water in there. Anyway i ever reached the last 500 ml of the tank and it could not have been water since i made it to petrol station. There are also many cases of water in petrol from JB pumps/dirty petrol. Now i just pump SG petrol and monitor the situation.

 

i when down this rust in fuel tank route with my old bike. i strongly recommend derusting it first. drop me a buzz if u need to chem, cos i saw it the other day.

[dodobird]

Haha so many different versions. True it may not be petrol. Could be rust left by previous owner since he left it in open hdb carpark. Water may have seeped in. That is a lot of water in there. Anyway i ever reached the last 500 ml of the tank and it could not have been water since i made it to petrol station. There are also many cases of water in petrol from JB pumps/dirty petrol. Now i just pump SG petrol and monitor the situation.

 

i went down this "rust in fuel tank" route with my old bike. you dun want it in our tank. rust tends to spread. eventhough octane 98 is known to gradually eat up rust, i strongly recommend derusting it first. the rust in my old bike's tank resulted in it eating a hole through my tank, ending in petrol leak.

 

drop me a buzz if u need to chem, cos i saw it the other day.

[technicolorhighway]

ahem ahem! *cough cough.. For you mr technicolourhighway.. Don't believe right.

 

i stand corrected...

Whers my cheque book?

[technicolorhighway]

that looks like rust in your tank. The petrol is not the culprit.

 

 

yup

myth of rust in malaysian petrol.

Check if theres any leak

[easy2findme]

yup

myth of rust in malaysian petrol.

Check if theres any leak

 

No leak. Just internal rust near the top of tank. presumably from condensation inside the tank. Bottom of tank no rust. Very minor rusting only. I have sacrificial corrosion plates stuck to the tank but they seem to be in good condition still.

[singhla]

For all the die-hards who have nothing more bling to add, check this link for aluminum petrol tanks:

 

http://www.moto-works.jp/beater/index.html#d9

 

DUCATI MONSTER US$2200

DUCATI 916-998 748 US$2100

 

Unfortunately, there is no alloy tank for the ST2/ST4. Guaranteed no rust problems.

Edited March 31, 2009 by singhla

[jyy]

Unfortunately, there is no alloy tank for the ST2/ST4. Guaranteed no rust problems.

 

go for carbon!! the only way to get rude of rust.

[singhla]

go for carbon!! the only way to get rude of rust.

 

Carbon, Kevlar and any composite tanks are banned in race applications, so really not suitable for road. Only aluminium or steel is allowed. Carbon tanks will eventually leak and once damaged, cannot be repaired. Unfortunately, the alloy tanks cost as much as my bike!

[easy2findme]

Carbon, Kevlar and any composite tanks are banned in race applications, so really not suitable for road. Only aluminium or steel is allowed. Carbon tanks will eventually leak and once damaged, cannot be repaired. Unfortunately, the alloy tanks cost as much as my bike!

 

If i get a new tank it will last the next 8 years without rusting. Or if i paint undercoat, it will still last long.

[aeX]

If i get a new tank it will last the next 8 years without rusting. Or if i paint undercoat, it will still last long.

 

the tank can last for 8 yrs. dunno the rest of the bike can or not.

[technicolorhighway]

the tank can last for 8 yrs. dunno the rest of the bike can or not.

 

 

MY OLD BIKE:cry:LASTED 16 YEARS.............