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[Archived - 2009] PK Official- Questions for Newbie


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Posted
Originally posted by arjen@Jun 23 2006, 01:32 PM

Change of Front fork seal = have to flush out the entire fork oil and replace with fresh fluid to balance both fork.

 

 

 

**Warning, Fork seal leaking can cause serious damage to the fork, which you might have to change the entire fork in the worst case.

yup ... must balance back .. hee ... :smile:

 

but the damage to fork is only if leaking for quite some time bah .. ??? :confused:

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Originally posted by iVy@Jun 23 2006, 02:20 PM

but the damage to fork is only if leaking for quite some time bah .. ??? :confused:

Ideally, you should resolve the problem once you are aware of it, rather than to take unecessary risks

 

e.g: you know your chain end-of-life liao, delay changing... one day as you are riding on the expressway @ 110kmh, the chain snaps.... :goodluck:

 

"soft" forks are dangerous when doing hard braking.... so fix it ASAP

 

"leaking for some time"

 

:D just my POV

BlackDawn aka kiamh

"There is no man more free than the one who doesn't give a damn what society thinks of him"

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Hey guys.

My TA150's tuning got cocked up today, after pillioning my heavy mother. The power went super duper low and kept dying off when i idle for not even 5 seconds.

AhKoon did tuning for me on Wednesday only! Is this normal?

 

Got frustrated and fiddled with the - screw and the turning lever with a black head and a spring on the shank. I had no idea what i was doing but i decided to try my luck, bike dies every damn time.

 

Then i realise the bike's power and feeling increase liao, but a bit too high as theres some resistance before hitting 100km/h on the meter unlike the previous time. Might be leceh to go down AhKoon to retune, so any guys out there can enlighten? Or maybe those around Woodlands can drop by and give some hints?

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theyasman: the screw you adjusted is only to increase the rpm during idling if i'm not wrong... Don't think that will affect the power bah.... Power have to adjust air/fuel ratio right? Any PKs to clarify?

 

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drop by the dam tonite maybe some of the pk can help :smile:

Posted
Originally posted by Eason@Jun 24 2006, 07:06 PM

drop by the dam tonite maybe some of the pk can help :smile:

I also waiting for u to drop by dam leh. :cheeky:

My formula for living is quite simple. I get up in the morning and I go to bed at night. In between, I occupy myself as best I can.

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After a rain, my seat will soak water and when I sit on my bike and do a corner, the water will seep out and wet my pants. Anyone has this problem? Always look like I wet my pants after a rain, and sometimes it'll happen for a couple of rides. :help: Will changing the seat help and how much does it cost?

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Originally posted by ashrobo@Jun 26 2006, 01:15 PM

After a rain, my seat will soak water and when I sit on my bike and do a corner, the water will seep out and wet my pants. Anyone has this problem? Always look like I wet my pants after a rain, and sometimes it'll happen for a couple of rides. :help: Will changing the seat help and how much does it cost?

ashrobo think u have quite a big problem there and its not decent looking also u can refer to here to solve ur problem but b4 u go call 1st.

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Originally posted by ashrobo@Jun 26 2006, 01:15 PM

After a rain, my seat will soak water and when I sit on my bike and do a corner, the water will seep out and wet my pants. Anyone has this problem? Always look like I wet my pants after a rain, and sometimes it'll happen for a couple of rides. :help: Will changing the seat help and how much does it cost?

I can recommend u to go Lavender road block 219 or Eugene shop @ ah boy there. To re-wrap seat. :thumb:

 

Lavender 219 opposite Ducati showroom.

Euguene shop @ jalan besar there. Near Ah boy.

My formula for living is quite simple. I get up in the morning and I go to bed at night. In between, I occupy myself as best I can.

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Originally posted by Luintoxon@Jun 17 2006, 12:29 AM

It seem to me that our batt is 12V, 3.5Ah. YTX4L-BS is e model of my batt.. I dunno whether we lan lan must use YTX4L-BS onot. Must we?

 

I oso v interested to noe e price of e YUASA batt.

 

My present batt is $28. Previous batt GPR brand $33.

Here the webbies why u need buy Yuasa Batteries:

 

 

http://www.yuasabatteries.com/cutaways.asp...on=cutaway&id=1

 

 

but really optional to all.

Posted

A very noob question.

When do we switch to Reserve Tank - before the main tank runs out or when it really runs out and bike dies? If we switch to Reserve with say 1L still in main tank, and that reserve has say 2L, will the bike run with 3L (1 + 2) or just the 2L from Reserve Tank?

 

I've had the idea that if we use Reserve Tank, when topup petrol, let it remain at Reserve Tank. Before ride off, switch to Main Tank. Somewhat, its like to refill the Reserve Tank first. But i recently read the manual, it says to switch to ON whenever petrol topup is done, even when running in Reserve Tank. Would topping up with the switch at Reserve Tank deprive me of better FC?

 

Please enlighten. Thank you.

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Physically, there is only ONE tank with 2 petrol outlet tubes, one tube mounted higher than the other. The top tube is for the "main" tank & the bottom tube is for the "reserve" tank...

 

Once you understand this concept, the rest of the answers to your questions will be obvious.

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BlackDawn aka kiamh

"There is no man more free than the one who doesn't give a damn what society thinks of him"

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Anyone knows where can I get an original Caburator for TA200 and how much will it cost? :confused:

Be a master of your habits, or they will master you...

Don't let the crowd pressure you, stand for something or you'll fall for anything...

Don't be a show off when you drive, drive with safety and arrive...

God Bless all riders...

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For all you need ------ Lim ah boy.

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Posted
Originally posted by kiamh@Jun 28 2006, 06:47 AM

Physically, there is only ONE tank with 2 petrol outlet tubes, one tube mounted higher than the other. The top tube is for the "main" tank & the bottom tube is for the "reserve" tank...

 

Once you understand this concept, the rest of the answers to your questions will be obvious.

(paiseh, early morning, I lazy to type grandfather story :sweat:)

Hey man, i think i'll wait for you to freshen up first, coz i still dont get it :giddy:

2 tubes understood, but not how it links to my queries.

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Posted
Originally posted by theyasman@Jun 28 2006, 02:11 AM

A very noob question.

When do we switch to Reserve Tank - before the main tank runs out or when it really runs out and bike dies? If we switch to Reserve with say 1L still in main tank, and that reserve has say 2L, will the bike run with 3L (1 + 2) or just the 2L from Reserve Tank?

Even if you pump full tank & leave your fuel switch in "RESERVE", you still have 11 liters of petrol before your bike stalls. Normally we would switch once the threshold for reserve is reached i.e. when the bike starts "coughing". DON'T let the bike die on the road.

I've had the idea that if we use Reserve Tank, when topup petrol, let it remain at Reserve Tank. Before ride off, switch to Main Tank. Somewhat, its like to refill the Reserve Tank first. But i recently read the manual, it says to switch to ON whenever petrol topup is done, even when running in Reserve Tank. Would topping up with the switch at Reserve Tank deprive me of better FC?

You only have ONE tank The position of the fuel switch is irrelevant. As long as you are pumping petrol, you are only filling that ONE & only tank that you have on your bike. Fuel consumption is totally unaffected by the fuel switch position when you are pumping petrol.

 

The purpose of switching to "ON'' is to prevent situations where u run out of petrol with your switch in "RESERVE" becoz you forget to switch it to "ON " after pumping petrol.

BlackDawn aka kiamh

"There is no man more free than the one who doesn't give a damn what society thinks of him"

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so in that sense if u pump ur petrol and forget to switch to ON after travelling a long distance when u are out of petrol u are definately out. understood?:thumb:

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Posted

By fulling your tank full you are fulling your tank in full capacity dude. :thumb:

 

Reserve & oN are using petrol from the same area.

If you were to see me ard, please come to me & I will explaint to you. :D

Posted
Originally posted by arjen@Jun 28 2006, 10:49 AM

For all you need ------ Lim ah boy.

But dunno if their caburetor is chiong or oliginal leh... :sweat:

 

 

Btw, anyone changed their caburetor b4? How much ah?

Be a master of your habits, or they will master you...

Don't let the crowd pressure you, stand for something or you'll fall for anything...

Don't be a show off when you drive, drive with safety and arrive...

God Bless all riders...

Posted
Originally posted by Keenguy@Jun 28 2006, 10:09 PM

But dunno if their caburetor is chiong or oliginal leh... :sweat:

 

 

Btw, anyone changed their caburetor b4? How much ah?

i also wanna noe too...:confused:

 

think my caberator that time service the mechanic say inside mouldy liao :cry:

 

anyone change b4 noe the price for TA200. Thanks:thumb:

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Posted

Okay, thanks guys...

Appreciate the help alot!!

 

So KiamH u mentioned about switching when the bike coughs - just switch it while in motion will do?

I usually stop by the roadside and restart the bike after switching to Res.

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Originally posted by theyasman@Jun 29 2006, 05:03 PM

Okay, thanks guys...

Appreciate the help alot!!

 

So KiamH u mentioned about switching when the bike coughs - just switch it while in motion will do?

I usually stop by the roadside and restart the bike after switching to Res.

yes... switch in bike is still in motion. There is no need to stop & sometimes there is just no safe place to stop for you to switch reserve. Practice a few times while you still have petrol so you know instinctively where & which direction to turn the fuel switch.

BlackDawn aka kiamh

"There is no man more free than the one who doesn't give a damn what society thinks of him"

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its actually quite simple la..

 

when u feel that ur bike started to jerk and move and jerk when u open throttle like clutch in and out when u open ur throttle like that, then no question ask jus turn the switch towards the front downwards (when u try it u will noe wat i mean).

 

another way is to calculate in average how much distance u will travel from full tank to reserve then u will noe ard how much mileage u will travel b4 u reach reserve.

 

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