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[Group] SUZUKI GSR 400/600

hachi

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Morning everyone. This is a long shot seeing that there's no new updates to this thread since last year but here goes.  I just got me a 2007 GSR400  and was wondering if there's a group still fun

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Tricker Newbie

Tricker

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Originally posted by Tuapowz@Mar 23 2006, 02:08 PM

check this out

 

http://gsr600.co.uk/

 

if a GSR600 can fit, why not a 400

I like the yoshi twin exhaust, 799 british pound to S$ will be.........S$2,410.8843!! At the exchange rate of 3.0174

And dun think its street legal.

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I Been riding her since 2005:angel:

stsoh Newbie

stsoh

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another case, this one in france.

 

"bonjour, j' étais victime of accident to tres faible allure

 

translation;

 

"hello, I was victim of accident to very weak pace

 

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forum/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=3508739/600_gsr_epave_003.jpg

Puffer Newbie

Puffer

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Merry Christmas to all of ya !!!

 

Blessing to all rider and family !

In the beginning,

 

God created the heavens and the earth, and he rested.

 

He created Adam, and he rested.

 

Than he created Eve.......................

 

ever since....... they were both not be able to rest.........even in peace.

Puffer Newbie

Puffer

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Originally posted by stsoh@Dec 25 2006, 12:14 AM

another case, this one in france.

 

"bonjour, j' étais victime of accident to tres faible allure

 

translation;

 

"hello, I was victim of accident to very weak pace

 

http://www.singaporebikes.com/forum/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=3508739/600_gsr_epave_003.jpg

I was wondering if this were to happen to

any of the GSR in Singapore.

Do issurance cover this?

Or agent should replace it?

 

So far no reports on SEA or hot weather country yet !

 

I think the next time we should inspect our bike

one by one !

 

Imagine it crack at 198km/h !

 

Sia hor !!!

In the beginning,

 

God created the heavens and the earth, and he rested.

 

He created Adam, and he rested.

 

Than he created Eve.......................

 

ever since....... they were both not be able to rest.........even in peace.

Puffer Newbie

Puffer

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I sincerely think we should be looking into the material

of the body frame.

 

This is because a lot of my screw tread on the body frame

was damage.

it should be stronger than the screws.

Over screwed the screws should give way, not the body frame !

In the beginning,

 

God created the heavens and the earth, and he rested.

 

He created Adam, and he rested.

 

Than he created Eve.......................

 

ever since....... they were both not be able to rest.........even in peace.

sikonesis Newbie

sikonesis

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i think most reported cases are from europe because they have a much larger population of GSRs as compared to the 50 or so we currently have here. & reading through the forum, it seems like the europeans suspect that the culprit is the way the frame is bolted or welded.. seems like temperature didn't cause the failures but it may have accelerated the processes leading to that. if so, i'm really worried, coz we might be just as susceptible to similar issues. all show the weak point to be at the neck, maybe we should regularly inspect that area, to spot hairline cracks before we ride. you never know..

 

on a lighter note, merry xmas to u guys & wishing u & ur families a happy new year too..

mods done:

powerplant device, fuel injector venturis,

underseat cylindrical air filter, bassy stock cans,

super-sensitive in-built gyroscope, inertia-based accelerometer,

streamlined panniers (zero drag),

taped up wires, exposed grounding wires,

TBC mounted, custom tire pressures.

 

litre bikes watch out! :gun:

BoYBoY Newbie

BoYBoY

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guys these week end cannot meet we u all. i got work. so have to wait unit i off on fri sat and sun still a long long way.

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BoYBoY Newbie

BoYBoY

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kaozie when u free 2 help me do my wiring for let me know thanks alot :cheer: :cheer:

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Gal_SGRider Newbie

Gal_SGRider

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are there any such disturbing reports in singapore? any detailed reason why that area will sudden crack? i had already decided to get a blue gsr400 very soon, hope they had retified the problem for the new bikes..

kaozie Newbie

kaozie

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all this is only happening in europe on the 600cc...

so far no report from the japanese...

so i think it could be due to the frame not able to take the torque of the 600???

anyway this bike is using a 400cc frame...

kaozie Newbie

kaozie

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Originally posted by ~BoY~BoY~BiKe~@Dec 25 2006, 11:40 AM

kaozie when u free 2 help me do my wiring for let me know thanks alot :cheer: :cheer:

when your next off day???

we arrange to do it together with Puffer brake line also????

Gal_SGRider Newbie

Gal_SGRider

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Originally posted by kaozie@Dec 25 2006, 12:03 PM

all this is only happening in europe on the 600cc...

so far no report from the japanese...

so i think it could be due to the frame not able to take the torque of the 600???

anyway this bike is using a 400cc frame...

wow!! that is really consoling :) at least i can rest better ahahahahah i really liked the bike and will buy it once i have enough cash so i just hope that this will never happen to a 400 :D

kaozie Newbie

kaozie

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Originally posted by BiBi@Dec 25 2006, 12:12 PM

wow!! that is really consoling :) at least i can rest better ahahahahah i really liked the bike and will buy it once i have enough cash so i just hope that this will never happen to a 400 :D

let us all cross our fingers...

hahaha... :cheeky:

SS Newbie

SS

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Originally posted by Puffer@Dec 25 2006, 02:48 AM

I was wondering if this were to happen to

any of the GSR in Singapore.

Do issurance cover this?

Or agent should replace it?

 

So far no reports on SEA or hot weather country yet !

 

I think the next time we should inspect our bike

one by one !

 

Imagine it crack at 198km/h !

 

Sia hor !!!

Hay Puffer, if at the speed of 198km/h and crash my neck will like the body frame man.. hehehe.

any way as a instructor for 10 years just for you info a accident impact at the speed of 50km/h is equivalant to a man drop for 12 storey height. Don't die wan very*1000000 lucky. hahaha. :smile:

kaozie Newbie

kaozie

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Originally posted by sia117@Dec 25 2006, 12:18 PM

Hay Puffer, if at the speed of 198km/h and crash my neck will like the body frame man.. hehehe.

any way as a instructor for 10 years just for you info a accident impact at the speed of 50km/h is equivalant to a man drop for 12 storey height. Don't die wan very*1000000 lucky. hahaha. :smile:

i need to give a instructor with 10yrs of exprience a test before he can ride or drive again...

hahaha... :cheeky:

kaozie Newbie

kaozie

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Originally posted by sia117@Dec 25 2006, 12:25 PM

In any case of accident think for the rider first not worry abt wat happened to the bike. God bless....

ya... must see our new helmet got scratch or not...

SS Newbie

SS

Posted
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Originally posted by kaozie@Dec 25 2006, 12:22 PM

i need to give a instructor with 10yrs of exprience a test before he can ride or drive again...

hahaha... :cheeky:

Siao liao kanan you again. i better log off liao...:cheeky:

BoYBoY Newbie

BoYBoY

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Originally posted by kaozie@Dec 25 2006, 12:06 PM

when your next off day???

we arrange to do it together with Puffer brake line also????

i off on this coming wed and thu

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