Adiva ADtre owner's thread

[jakewayne]

I went down to MAH to see the prototype 2 months ago. The sales person told me that by applying brakes , you can actually make the bike stand without putting down your legs. I tried and yup he's right. But u still need to balance.

 

Think I will go for white ad3 300cc. But should be purchasing in December. If only I can think of how not to get wet in this bike, as its sole purpose of existence is to do so..

[ben1112]

I went down to MAH to see the prototype 2 months ago. The sales person told me that by applying brakes , you can actually make the bike stand without putting down your legs. I tried and yup he's right. But u still need to balance.

 

Think I will go for white ad3 300cc. But should be purchasing in December. If only I can think of how not to get wet in this bike, as its sole purpose of existence is to do so..

 

Not about the brakes. The bike is able to hold itself when centered, but a little force in either direction is all it takes to tip it over. Brakes or no brakes.

 

In my own words, the AD3 is 70% "water-resistant" need to mod to get to near 100%

[sazman]

Did a round-the-island ride with my wife to break-in the engine. Initially, the ride was rather daunting, be it physically and mentally. But at the end of the day, this bike managed to amaze me in many ways!

 

Yet to ride it in the rain however I've decided to continue using the raincoat in the event that it requires me to do so. Light drizzle perhaps just the pants.

[sazman]

Just read the Downtown thread... Even Kawasaki is using Kymco engines now!

 

http://www.visordown.com/motorcycle-news-new-bikes/kawasaki-j300-scooter-confirmed/23696.html

[ben1112]

Did a round-the-island ride with my wife to break-in the engine. Initially, the ride was rather daunting, be it physically and mentally. But at the end of the day, this bike managed to amaze me in many ways!

 

Yet to ride it in the rain however I've decided to continue using the raincoat in the event that it requires me to do so. Light drizzle perhaps just the pants.

 

The level of confidence in the wet is great right? Even on this tyre. I've used this tyre on another bike before and it wasn't really good. But on this bike the three wheels made up for it. If upgrade to Pirelli GTS23 even better.

[advia89]

 

 

This accessory to be added to the existing roof....... To increase the width and act as a deflector.........to keep the rain water out especially during a heavy downpour ...... same material as the windscreen AD200 Left and right side reflector .......

[ben1112]

Actually on the topic of tires, this profile 120/60/13 is very rare. 60 is quite low profile, 70 is higher and more common.

 

The concern is if the higher profile will fit in the mudguard. Maxxis M6029 don't think anyone bring in SGP.

 

The solution for my prev bike which came with this tyre had to shift the mudguard higher with bracket when change to higher profile tyre. Hope it won't be too big of a problem with this bike.

 

Although wont be changing tyre soon but so far I researched and eyeing for Michelin PowerPuire SC when it's time to change. It's about 12mm bigger in diameter overall.

[ben1112]

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This accessory to be added to the existing roof....... To increase the width and act as a deflector.........to keep the rain water out especially during a heavy downpour ...... same material as the windscreen AD200 Left and right side reflector .......

 

Bro adiva89, is this yours? Do you have any info on the performance of it, price and location to buy?

[Andre]

This is roof deflector for AD200. Not sure it fit ADtre or not.

Can get from Mah, it cost more then SGD600. Once fixed, the roof can not be retract anymore.

[ben1112]

This is roof deflector for AD200. Not sure it fit ADtre or not.

Can get from Mah, it cost more then SGD600. Once fixed, the roof can not be retract anymore.

 

600? Definitely not worth it if not OEM.

[ben1112]

Did a round-the-island ride with my wife to break-in the engine. Initially, the ride was rather daunting, be it physically and mentally. But at the end of the day, this bike managed to amaze me in many ways!

 

Yet to ride it in the rain however I've decided to continue using the raincoat in the event that it requires me to do so. Light drizzle perhaps just the pants.

 

Bro your bike is white 300 right?

[sazman]

Bro your bike is white 300 right?

 

Yup.

 

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[ben1112]

Yup.

 

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Okay thanks. Updated first page.

[Andre]

600? Definitely not worth it if not OEM.

 

It is Adiva's OEM accessory.

[cayennurff]

Actually on the topic of tires, this profile 120/60/13 is very rare. 60 is quite low profile, 70 is higher and more common.

 

The concern is if the higher profile will fit in the mudguard. Maxxis M6029 don't think anyone bring in SGP.

 

The solution for my prev bike which came with this tyre had to shift the mudguard higher with bracket when change to higher profile tyre. Hope it won't be too big of a problem with this bike.

 

Although wont be changing tyre soon but so far I researched and eyeing for Michelin PowerPuire SC when it's time to change. It's about 12mm bigger in diameter overall.

 

The tyre not 130/70R13 & 150/70R13?

ADtre Japan website says it

[Andre]

There will be a ADtre dinner organised by Mah next Friday. The principle from Japan will be in town. Hope to see you guys there.

[ben1112]

The tyre not 130/70R13 & 150/70R13?

ADtre Japan website says it

 

If I remember correctly the actual tyre says 120/60/13. You can double check.

[ben1112]

There will be a ADtre dinner organised by Mah next Friday. The principle from Japan will be in town. Hope to see you guys there.

 

I received the phone call from mah. Will be attending if not last min ot.

 

Anyway who's the Japanese guy? What's principal? Is it like regional sales manager or what?

[ben1112]

http://www.michelinmotorcycle.com/tires/michelin-power-pure-sc#dim

If I remember correctly the actual tyre says 120/60/13. You can double check.

 

My bad, it's 130/60/13. And referring to following website there is this size available for Michelin Power Pure SC.

Edited October 16, 2013 by ben1112

[sazman]

There will be a ADtre dinner organised by Mah next Friday. The principle from Japan will be in town. Hope to see you guys there.

 

We should use this opportunity to voice out to them regarding the design flaws of the bike... And hopefully they give free official mods to us early birds...

[ben1112]

We should use this opportunity to voice out to them regarding the design flaws of the bike... And hopefully they give free official mods to us early birds...

 

I want to ask him where is my manual.

[sazman]

I have yet to refuel even after a week of getting this bike. Wished got more time to spend on the roads.

Anyway, talking about fuel, what's the minimum petrol requirement for the bike? Can use octane 95 without problem or not?

[cayennurff]

http://www.michelinmotorcycle.com/tires/michelin-power-pure-sc#dim

 

My bad, it's 130/60/13. And referring to following website there is this size available for Michelin Power Pure SC.

 

http://www.adiva.co.jp/product/tre.html weird leh, Adiva website says 130/70-13 :S

 

I want to ask him where is my manual.

 

LOL! funny it doesn't come with it.

 

 

 

SIAN my bike got postponed. apparently they say PH couldn't deliver :/

[ben1112]

I have yet to refuel even after a week of getting this bike. Wished got more time to spend on the roads.

Anyway, talking about fuel, what's the minimum petrol requirement for the bike? Can use octane 95 without problem or not?

 

Any petrol can be use.

[ben1112]

http://www.adiva.co.jp/product/tre.html weird leh, Adiva website says 130/70-13 :S

 

 

 

LOL! funny it doesn't come with it.

 

 

 

SIAN my bike got postponed. apparently they say PH couldn't deliver :/

 

The actual thing says otherwise. Anyway still some time before need to change tyre so we shall see how then.