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collectees Newbie

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errr actually got burning smell one leh. the carbon fibre exhaust wrap.

 

carbon fiber don't burn.

 

its the adhesive from the aluminum duct tape i used on the reverse to protect your exhaust.

xXxRatedxXx Newbie

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anyone knows if cbr tail light (whole set) change cost how much and where?

 

anyone knows if cbr tail light (whole set) change cost how much and where?

 

Friend.... you ask twice already.... and answer was here

 

Does that not answer your question....

 

If not then i will be forced to clock more post..... shhhh... :angel::cheeky:

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or u can just do an "idunnolol" expression. hehehehehe.

 

or just post any other meaningless stuff... thats what i usually do anyway... how to contribute to singapore forum on CBR150 when in Belgium riding VFR750 hahaha :angel:

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or just post any other meaningless stuff... thats what i usually do anyway... how to contribute to singapore forum on CBR150 when in Belgium riding VFR750 hahaha :angel:

 

Perhaps you could share with us your experiences riding in belgium and maybe more on your current ride?? :angel:

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Perhaps you could share with us your experiences riding in belgium and maybe more on your current ride?? :angel:

 

Sure I can...

 

Riding in Belgium.. or Europe for that matter .. is totally different from riding in Singapore. Not only do you have to consider the climate conditions but the style of riding, the bikes on the road and the distances are all not comparable.

 

Lets start with the weather conditions and more specifically, the seasonal aspects; untill beginning of this month (April), it was basically impossible to ride a bike ever since last year November due to freezing temperatures and snow. This year has been an extreme cold and show winter but basically, if temperatures drop below freezing point, you do not ride period.

 

Anyone crazy enough to try will find themselves lying on the road very quicky because it would be like riding on wet leaves, puthole covers etc etc constantly. The road is wet and possibly frozen over and your tires have no grip and also wont warm up properly even in the dry. If there is snow, it is even worse because the smaller roads are not cleaned and frozen over snow turns into ice. My car is also on special winter tyres (deeper and wider profile) and still can spin if not carefull.

 

This means that most bike owners put their bikes in storage after autumn or sometimes already after summer and only take it out again when the sun shines and temperatures are above 15 degrees in spring time. This winter period also means that bikes generally do less milage here and even older bikes can be found for sale with reasonable milage. Like my VFR which was 12 years old and had only done around 50k clicks, quite reasonable.

 

More to come about riding in europe soon... :angel:

 

PS: Chris: is this educational value enough or u prefer more technical mumbo jumbo? hahaha

xXxRatedxXx Newbie

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Sure I can...

 

Riding in Belgium.. or Europe for that matter .. is totally different from riding in Singapore. Not only do you have to consider the climate conditions but the style of riding, the bikes on the road and the distances are all not comparable.

 

Lets start with the weather conditions and more specifically, the seasonal aspects; untill beginning of this month (April), it was basically impossible to ride a bike ever since last year November due to freezing temperatures and snow. This year has been an extreme cold and show winter but basically, if temperatures drop below freezing point, you do not ride period.

 

Anyone crazy enough to try will find themselves lying on the road very quicky because it would be like riding on wet leaves, puthole covers etc etc constantly. The road is wet and possibly frozen over and your tires have no grip and also wont warm up properly even in the dry. If there is snow, it is even worse because the smaller roads are not cleaned and frozen over snow turns into ice. My car is also on special winter tyres (deeper and wider profile) and still can spin if not carefull.

 

This means that most bike owners put their bikes in storage after autumn or sometimes already after summer and only take it out again when the sun shines and temperatures are above 15 degrees in spring time. This winter period also means that bikes generally do less milage here and even older bikes can be found for sale with reasonable milage. Like my VFR which was 12 years old and had only done around 50k clicks, quite reasonable.

 

More to come about riding in europe soon... :angel:

 

PS: Chris: is this educational value enough or u prefer more technical mumbo jumbo? hahaha

 

That's fantastic nils....

 

Speaking of riding on the snow...

 

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Jenga

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That's fantastic nils....

 

Speaking of riding on the snow...

 

 

Two things I'd like to highlight here:

1) this fella is riding an off road bike, off road grove tires on fresh snow, no hard surface underneath so no frozen slippery ground and still quite some grip, similar to riding in muddy terrain

2) see how gingerly he is riding the bike on the normal surface, away from the snow

 

From another experience, when going riding all terrain bicycle through snow covered forests - I still see plenty people falling over, slipping and sliding, especially on the areas where the path has been flattened by other bicycles before, turning fresh snow into hard, icy snow - so imagine if u r on a faster and heavier motorbike...

xXxRatedxXx Newbie

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Two things I'd like to highlight here:

1) this fella is riding an off road bike, off road grove tires on fresh snow, no hard surface underneath so no frozen slippery ground and still quite some grip, similar to riding in muddy terrain

2) see how gingerly he is riding the bike on the normal surface, away from the snow

 

From another experience, when going riding all terrain bicycle through snow covered forests - I still see plenty people falling over, slipping and sliding, especially on the areas where the path has been flattened by other bicycles before, turning fresh snow into hard, icy snow - so imagine if u r on a faster and heavier motorbike...

 

ohoohohohoh.... that sounds like great fun!!

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ohoohohohoh.... that sounds like great fun!!

 

Its lots of fun, if u are willing to take some chances and not scared of a few scraps and bruises hahaha

 

Personally, I'd rather fall on my bicycle than on my bike (doing 120 kph)...

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Sure I can...

 

Riding in Belgium.. or Europe for that matter .. is totally different from riding in Singapore. Not only do you have to consider the climate conditions but the style of riding, the bikes on the road and the distances are all not comparable.

 

Lets start with the weather conditions and more specifically, the seasonal aspects; untill beginning of this month (April), it was basically impossible to ride a bike ever since last year November due to freezing temperatures and snow. This year has been an extreme cold and show winter but basically, if temperatures drop below freezing point, you do not ride period.

 

Anyone crazy enough to try will find themselves lying on the road very quicky because it would be like riding on wet leaves, puthole covers etc etc constantly. The road is wet and possibly frozen over and your tires have no grip and also wont warm up properly even in the dry. If there is snow, it is even worse because the smaller roads are not cleaned and frozen over snow turns into ice. My car is also on special winter tyres (deeper and wider profile) and still can spin if not carefull.

 

This means that most bike owners put their bikes in storage after autumn or sometimes already after summer and only take it out again when the sun shines and temperatures are above 15 degrees in spring time. This winter period also means that bikes generally do less milage here and even older bikes can be found for sale with reasonable milage. Like my VFR which was 12 years old and had only done around 50k clicks, quite reasonable.

 

More to come about riding in europe soon... :angel:

 

PS: Chris: is this educational value enough or u prefer more technical mumbo jumbo? hahaha

 

hello, aren't you supposed to be at work?

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Its lots of fun, if u are willing to take some chances and not scared of a few scraps and bruises hahaha

 

Personally, I'd rather fall on my bicycle than on my bike (doing 120 kph)...

 

hahah then you should have tried the bukit timah trails on your mountain bike!

 

i used to ride there and had a big time crash.

 

wasnt that fun. hahah but heck.. the tyre dynamics and power dynamics of a bike and bicycle, u will see the diff. haha

 

fyi mtb riding not easy!

There is no replacement for displacement, except for Ah Seng

:angel:

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Your enlistment date is on 04-Jun-2010. Your reporting unit is 1ST BATTALION SINGAPORE GUARDS

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15-44 stock 90-95kmph @ 7k

 

i'm doing ard 95kmph at 7k flat too.

so mine's a stockie~

:cheeky:

 

Your enlistment date is on 04-Jun-2010. Your reporting unit is 1ST BATTALION SINGAPORE GUARDS

 

:thumb:

=[ Honda CBR150R ]=

....=[ R E P S O L ]=....

whitefang Newbie

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Your enlistment date is on 04-Jun-2010. Your reporting unit is 1ST BATTALION SINGAPORE GUARDS

 

guards?!?! ho ho ho! too bad u never kena commandos. i will make sure u get "better treatment", esp if u go for airborne cse. :cheeky:

[ :: w h i t e f a n g :: ]

for the love of the game, and the ride..

xXxRatedxXx Newbie

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Your enlistment date is on 04-Jun-2010. Your reporting unit is 1ST BATTALION SINGAPORE GUARDS

 

God pls look after stanley.... amen..

 

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hi guys, does anybody knows how to flush the coolant?

 

http://www.mediabistro.com/agencyspy/original/toilet%20flush.jpg

 

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHHAHAHAHHAHHAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Actually i also don't know leh.... if it were me i would say aaaaaah no need to flush one la.... just keep topping up with tap water...

 

anyway here you go...

 

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This guy best... just yank out the hose and drain from there...

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