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Kawasaki 1400s

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stevy Newbie

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thought of going back to motorworld to check the horn tomorrow evening but to my supprise, i just went to fetch my wife and i tried the horn again it works. really headache

Advrider Newbie

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thought of going back to motorworld to check the horn tomorrow evening but to my supprise, i just went to fetch my wife and i tried the horn again it works. really headache

 

Go back to them squeeze them dry. Let us know what's the outcome.

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Kumar_83 Newbie

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Bros wanting to bleed their brake fluids pls take note. Don be fooled by shops saying abs brakes system difficult to bleed n blah blah blah so cost will be more n such. It's complete bullshit. It's very straight forward bleeding n very fast. The clowns got it mixed up with CBS found in Honda bikes. Unique wanted to charge me $145 for replacing brake n clutch fluid. Hkl, $80. Cheapest was race works at $65. However I went to skudai to get it done. Rm75 using elf fluid dot 5.1. It's a 10 min job.

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If you're riding a bike but not calculating the 50 possibilities in the 50 meters of road ahead of you, then you're dangerous and shouldnt be on one.

Kumar_83 Newbie

Kumar_83

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Gtr bros wanting to change Michelin pilot rd 3, pls take note. Ensure you get the 'B' version types as they are intended for heavier tourers like Gtr n Stx etc. getting the normal ones will cause violent 'headshake' from the bike above 190km/h. again some shops are completely unaware of this difference in the model.

 

http://www.michelinmotorcycle.com/index.cfm?event=pilotroad3

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If you're riding a bike but not calculating the 50 possibilities in the 50 meters of road ahead of you, then you're dangerous and shouldnt be on one.

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MOTORMATIC MOTOR ENTERPRISE

33, Jalan Pendekar 2, Taman Ungku Tun Aminah, 81300 Skudai, Johor, Malaysia

Office Tel: 07-556 0625

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If you're riding a bike but not calculating the 50 possibilities in the 50 meters of road ahead of you, then you're dangerous and shouldnt be on one.

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If you're riding a bike but not calculating the 50 possibilities in the 50 meters of road ahead of you, then you're dangerous and shouldnt be on one.

Kumar_83 Newbie

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Not sure bout size 200 for Gtr bro. Me riding Zzr

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If you're riding a bike but not calculating the 50 possibilities in the 50 meters of road ahead of you, then you're dangerous and shouldnt be on one.

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Hi Bro...can tell whether GTR 1400 rear tire feed size 200 as the original is 190. Just bought 09 model

 

Size 200 can fit not a problem. But you will sit higher and if you have a aftermarket hugged you going to have a clearance issue.

 

Just curious why you want to fit a size 200, not much shops bring in anyway. The last know bike having a size 200 is the zx12.

 

Cheers

Highnoon rider Newbie

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Gtr bros wanting to change Michelin pilot rd 3, pls take note. Ensure you get the 'B' version types as they are intended for heavier tourers like Gtr n Stx etc. getting the normal ones will cause violent 'headshake' from the bike above 190km/h. again some shops are completely unaware of this difference in the model.

 

http://www.michelinmotorcycle.com/index.cfm?event=pilotroad3

 

 

 

Good information bro ....

Highnoon rider Newbie

Highnoon rider

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Tyres size 190 55 or 190 50 ?? Currently m using 190 55 for cornering is so wonderful..

If use 200 can feel the bike heavier when on straight but when cornering lagi wonderful .those using speedhealer pls reset the setting again

Highnoon rider Newbie

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Tyres size 190 55 or 190 50 ?? Currently m using 190 55 for cornering is so wonderful..

If use 200 can feel the bike heavier when on straight but when cornering lagi wonderful .those using speedhealer pls reset the setting again

Yzf_R1 Newbie

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Anyone free tomorrow morning to go recce the kawa agent in jb?

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1999-2000 :: NSR125r

2000-2002 :: CBR400rr

2002-2005 :: YZF R1

2005-2006 :: SYM GTS

2006-2010 :: Honda STx

2010-2013 :: Kawasaki GTR1400

2013-2015 :: BMW GSA

2016- ???? :: BMW GSA LC

sallehsapeyee Newbie

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Tks Very Very Much for the info. Juz come back from Melaka, seem the bike is very hot till my right leg got burn (1st time ride GTR1400) Don't know why. At time touches 210 kmh (road clear). Anybody face the same problem? Ahh oso the indicator show the front battery tire is at low (need to replace new one) Do you how much it cost? And whether can go to any shop to replace?

be a smart rider, don't rush:cool:

Advrider Newbie

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Tks Very Very Much for the info. Juz come back from Melaka, seem the bike is very hot till my right leg got burn (1st time ride GTR1400) Don't know why. At time touches 210 kmh (road clear). Anybody face the same problem? Ahh oso the indicator show the front battery tire is at low (need to replace new one) Do you how much it cost? And whether can go to any shop to replace?

 

How old is the bike? Did you do any radiator servicing or flushing of coolant?

 

If your bike is almost 5 years old the tire pressure monitor should be due time for change. You can go to Looi's motor for the change, they do have the spare tpm and computer to help you reset. If its less than 5 years old just ride and monitor the problem. Suggest you switch to other view instead of the tpm view. It helped the last time I had this problem.

sallehsapeyee Newbie

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Tks very much for the info. Will go there to change the battery. Do you know how much it cost? The bike is '08 model.

be a smart rider, don't rush:cool:

Advrider Newbie

Advrider

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Tks very much for the info. Will go there to change the battery. Do you know how much it cost? The bike is '08 model.

 

Problem is you just can't change the battery of the tpm. You need to change the entire unit. Last I ordered online was US$120 excluding shipping. I don't know how much they will charge you.

Yzf_R1 Newbie

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Just came back from the JB store. Total cost for the bearings and seals (front and rear) is RM$310. Time to get there roughly 30mins or so. GPS much needed for first few times there.

 

But I can't believe the cost of the brake pads!! $300+rm for 1 side!!

'N'Evershine selling at $135 each side.

 

Anyone wants to order the pads from US?? We can share shipping cost.

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1999-2000 :: NSR125r

2000-2002 :: CBR400rr

2002-2005 :: YZF R1

2005-2006 :: SYM GTS

2006-2010 :: Honda STx

2010-2013 :: Kawasaki GTR1400

2013-2015 :: BMW GSA

2016- ???? :: BMW GSA LC

Yzf_R1 Newbie

Yzf_R1

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Brake pads from US $50.4 usd each side, rear is $59usd. Shipment cost $55 each time. (if I nv remember wrongly)

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1999-2000 :: NSR125r

2000-2002 :: CBR400rr

2002-2005 :: YZF R1

2005-2006 :: SYM GTS

2006-2010 :: Honda STx

2010-2013 :: Kawasaki GTR1400

2013-2015 :: BMW GSA

2016- ???? :: BMW GSA LC

Advrider Newbie

Advrider

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Just came back from the JB store. Total cost for the bearings and seals (front and rear) is RM$310. Time to get there roughly 30mins or so. GPS much needed for first few times there.

 

But I can't believe the cost of the brake pads!! $300+rm for 1 side!!

'N'Evershine selling at $135 each side.

 

Anyone wants to order the pads from US?? We can share shipping cost.

 

Suggest you order online. It's way much cheaper.

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