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Yamaha FJR1300

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ReBornBikeR Newbie

ReBornBikeR

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Originally posted by omnislash@Nov 27 2004, 10:21 PM

But how much does the flush signal light cost? Are they integrated to the fairing?

 

My 02 signals dun look too ex.. If it were really to fail during a fall, i guess it wont cost me too much to replace... Another thing is 02 signals flex when they are bent.. I dropped my bike twice and once, the signal light sort of bent "in" but can easily be pulled out...

My signal lights were integrated into the fairings therefor I belief if they are damaged badly, will have no choice but to replace the fairings.

 

However, the handle bar ends (after market long type) can provides some form of protection if the bike falls over on the sides. But I will definately be on a look out for a longer slider in the future. :sweat: :smile:

It doesn't make any difference whether a motorcyclist has the right-of-way or not, the rider is the one most likely to get hurt.

 

 

 

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Easyrider_Bandit Newbie

Easyrider_Bandit

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Please keep us inform if you do find the longer sliders. I am also looking out for them.

 

 

Other point: I was looking at spark plugs and here is the spark plug model for Denso Iridium...

 

2004 Yamaha FJR1300 4-cyl. 1,298 cc

Use Denso Iridium Spark Plug Model: IX24

chung Newbie

chung

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Originally posted by ashenZ@Nov 27 2004, 12:31 PM

yoo... u machiam spy arh~~ like got keep track of new FJRs purchased arrh???

 

hehhee.. so made up ur mind liaozz???? no more Rockster????

 

FJR rockzz yaa~! :cheeky:

Yap made up my mind & got a FJR, liao.

Collected it today.

:smile:

 

Actually, I stand to be corrected, Southern registered 7 FJRs.

There's gonna be more and more on the road liao.

:cheeky:

Why are people who ride motorcycles called bikers and people who ride bikes called cyclists?

 

none Newbie

none

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Originally posted by chung@Nov 29 2004, 07:07 PM

Yap made up my mind & got a FJR, liao.

Collected it today.

:smile:

 

Actually, I stand to be corrected, Southern registered 7 FJRs.

There's gonna be more and more on the road liao.

:cheeky:

Finally huh? Come out and let us have a look :)

The Jan Thai trip is enough for you to finish running in.

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chung Newbie

chung

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Originally posted by none@Nov 29 2004, 07:30 PM

Finally huh? Come out and let us have a look :)

The Jan Thai trip is enough for you to finish running in.

Ya finally...

But actually I need to run-in before the Jan trip. Need to run in 1,000km in stage-1 (

:cheeky:

 

Meeting up for pre-trip briefing soon. Join us and let us convince you to go for the trip.

Why are people who ride motorcycles called bikers and people who ride bikes called cyclists?

 

Guest cheeko

Guest cheeko

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Originally posted by chung@Nov 29 2004, 07:07 PM

Yap made up my mind & got a FJR, liao.

Collected it today.

:smile:

 

Actually, I stand to be corrected, Southern registered 7 FJRs.

There's gonna be more and more on the road liao.

:cheeky:

:smile: So u got the FJR1300 liao, i also wana go for the briefing, wana discuss & find out more abt the price & all those agreement fee blah blah......things with u.... :smile:

Guest cheeko

Guest cheeko

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:smile: By the way, pls dun physo me anymore....... i very close to buying the bike..... :giddy: liao.......
larry Newbie

larry

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Originally posted by chung@Nov 29 2004, 07:07 PM

Yap made up my mind & got a FJR, liao.

Collected it today.

:smile:

 

Actually, I stand to be corrected, Southern registered 7 FJRs.

There's gonna be more and more on the road liao.

:cheeky:

care to share with us, how much u bought from there..

such as agreement fee, interest or any others???

chung Newbie

chung

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Originally posted by cheekozer600@Nov 29 2004, 09:47 PM

:smile: So u got the FJR1300 liao, i also wana go for the briefing, wana discuss & find out more abt the price & all those agreement fee blah blah......things with u.... :smile:

I'm talking about North Thailand trp briefing lah, bro...

:smile:

Why are people who ride motorcycles called bikers and people who ride bikes called cyclists?

 

chung Newbie

chung

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Originally posted by larry@Nov 30 2004, 12:57 AM

care to share with us, how much u bought from there..

such as agreement fee, interest or any others???

Was quoted an all in price of $25,900 inclusive of the following:

6-mth road tax

1-yr 2nd-party insurance (>31 yrs old)

COE

Registration fee

IU transafer (this one is tricky)

GST

No more other charges like agreement fee or whatsoever.

 

I traded-in my existing NT650 (FT plate) for $7,000 and topped-up $8,000.

Loan amount is $10,900 over 3 years for 4% flat (No rebate if redeem loan prematurely).

That means $339.15 monthly installments.

 

However, I misunderstood what IU transfer meant. I thought it meant to transfer my existing IU on my NT650 to the new bike and did not clarify. What it actually meant was the shop will look for a vehicle due for scraping and transfer the IU to the new vehicle. I didn't like the idea so topped up $153 for a new IU.

 

Thus all in would be $25,900 + $153 = $26,053 (inclusive of GST).

Why are people who ride motorcycles called bikers and people who ride bikes called cyclists?

 

chung Newbie

chung

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BTW, i was bargaining for an all in price of $25,888 but they didn't budge for $12 less.

:sian:

Why are people who ride motorcycles called bikers and people who ride bikes called cyclists?

 

chung Newbie

chung

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Originally posted by cheekozer600@Nov 29 2004, 10:07 PM

:smile:  By the way, pls dun physo me anymore....... i very close to buying the bike..... :giddy:  liao.......

We change bike for the next trip???

But dun worry, I wont Psycho U one.

:smile:

 

BTW, I met uncle Lim a couple of times at the shop. He upgraded a 2002 FJR to a 2005 FJR. If any of your friends looking for pre-owned FJR, tell them to quickly check it out at New Southern Motor. The 2002 bike got nice no plate "F19?". So think have to add premium for the no plate. Aiya, anyway you not interested one lah hor?

:smile:

Why are people who ride motorcycles called bikers and people who ride bikes called cyclists?

 

none Newbie

none

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Originally posted by chung@Nov 30 2004, 09:48 AM

Was quoted an all in price of $25,900 inclusive of the following:

6-mth road tax

1-yr 2nd-party insurance (>31 yrs old)

COE

Registration fee

IU transafer (this one is tricky)

GST

No more other charges like agreement fee or whatsoever.

 

I traded-in my existing NT650 (FT plate) for $7,000 and topped-up $8,000.

Loan amount is $10,900 over 3 years for 4% flat (No rebate if redeem loan prematurely).

 

However, I misunderstood what IU transfer meant. I thought it meant to transfer my existing IU on my NT650 to the new bike and did not clarify. What it actually meant was the shop will look for a vehicle due for scraping and transfer the IU to the new vehicle. I didn't like the idea so topped up $153 for a new IU.

 

Thus all in would be $25,900 + $153 = $26,053 (inclusive of GST).

All those figures are mind boggling. Enough to get a 2nd hand car liao.

Anyway that's the spirit of riding!

 

I reckon there will be many mini mod projects coming along for your FJR right? :smile:

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chung Newbie

chung

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Originally posted by none@Nov 30 2004, 10:09 AM

I reckon there will be many mini mod projects coming along for your FJR right? :smile:

I'm not a mod person. Jus added a volt-meter.

May need to change grip and balancers.

Sliders seem practical but looks kind of weird sticking out?

Nothing else in mind yet. But I'm open minded.

So if i see good mod or accessories on fellow bikers' rides, will consider.

:smile:

Why are people who ride motorcycles called bikers and people who ride bikes called cyclists?

 

Easyrider_Bandit Newbie

Easyrider_Bandit

Posted
Posted
Originally posted by chung@Nov 30 2004, 09:48 AM

However, I misunderstood what IU transfer meant. I thought it meant to transfer my existing IU on my NT650 to the new bike and did not clarify. What it actually meant was the shop will look for a vehicle due for scraping and transfer the IU to the new vehicle. I didn't like the idea so topped up $153 for a new IU.

Brand new IU costs $150 inc GST and installation... you save them the trouble of giving you an old one and then top up $153?

 

:sian: :sian: :sian:

chung Newbie

chung

Posted
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Originally posted by Easyrider_Bandit@Nov 30 2004, 11:44 AM

Brand new IU costs $150 inc GST and installation... you save them the trouble of giving you an old one and then top up $153?

 

:sian: :sian: :sian:

Guess I was too eager to collect the bike.

:sweat:

Why are people who ride motorcycles called bikers and people who ride bikes called cyclists?

 

CBX750P Newbie

CBX750P

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Originally posted by chung@Nov 30 2004, 10:05 AM

We change bike for the next trip???

But dun worry, I wont Psycho U one.

:smile:

 

BTW, I met uncle Lim a couple of times at the shop. He upgraded a 2002 FJR to a 2005 FJR. If any of your friends looking for pre-owned FJR, tell them to quickly check it out at New Southern Motor. The 2002 bike got nice no plate "F19?". So think have to add premium for the no plate. Aiya, anyway you not interested one lah hor?

:smile:

>

 

Was at Souther yesterday but the guy said that the plate does not come with the bike and the bike itself is going for $21,500. Think it is too high for a 1.5 year old bike.

 

A new bike now cost $26,300 after less without IU from Southern. Anyone know a better price for the bike ? Looi's selling them for at least $27plus .

 

 

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Guest cheeko

Guest cheeko

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Originally posted by CBX750P@Nov 30 2004, 12:53 PM

>

 

Was at Souther yesterday but the guy said that the plate does not come with the bike and the bike itself is going for $21,500. Think it is too high for a 1.5 year old bike.

 

A new bike now cost $26,300 after less without IU from Southern. Anyone know a better price for the bike ? Looi's selling them for at least $27plus .

 

 

CBX

:smile: Me just went there to ask also......was quote a very reasonable machine price of only $21,000, mileage at 45,000km plus.....add up everything should be around $24,000......can be consider for a 1.5yr bike..... :smile: ... I just wondering how much did uncle lim trade in his bike for?! :smile:

Guest cheeko

Guest cheeko

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Originally posted by chung@Nov 30 2004, 10:05 AM

We change bike for the next trip???

But dun worry, I wont Psycho U one.

:smile:

 

BTW, I met uncle Lim a couple of times at the shop. He upgraded a 2002 FJR to a 2005 FJR. If any of your friends looking for pre-owned FJR, tell them to quickly check it out at New Southern Motor. The 2002 bike got nice no plate "F19?". So think have to add premium for the no plate. Aiya, anyway you not interested one lah hor?

:smile:

:giddy: :giddy: :help:

Guest cheeko

Guest cheeko

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Originally posted by chung@Nov 30 2004, 10:22 AM

I'm not a mod person. Jus added a volt-meter.

May need to change grip and balancers.

Sliders seem practical but looks kind of weird sticking out?

Nothing else in mind yet. But I'm open minded.

So if i see good mod or accessories on fellow bikers' rides, will consider.

:smile:

:smile: Dun worry, u casn get all those accessories cheaply at ah boy.... :smile: Their products work very well :smile:

SpEr Newbie

SpEr

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Originally posted by cheekozer600@Nov 30 2004, 01:23 PM

:smile: Me just went there to ask also......was quote a very reasonable machine price of only $21,000, mileage at 45,000km plus.....add up everything should be around $24,000......can be consider for a 1.5yr bike..... :smile: ... I just wondering how much did uncle lim trade in his bike for?! :smile:

I tot i bought mine was expensive ... got the 04 for 24.5k all in ... 10 mths old ... now i gues the price is quite good huh

Guest cheeko

Guest cheeko

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Originally posted by SpEr@Nov 30 2004, 01:34 PM

I tot i bought mine was expensive ... got the 04 for 24.5k all in ... 10 mths old ... now i gues the price is quite good huh

:smile: urs a 2nd hand or brand new 1? :confused:

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