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[Group] SUZUKI GSR 400/600

hachi

By hachi
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icecoolT Newbie

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hey bro swoosh & kaozie,

 

thnx for the window shopping guide just now guys...:)

i dowan to be fastest...

i just wan to be FAST-er...

 

there is no such thing as innocence, ONLY DEGREES OF GUILT...

 

Congratulations u have successfully become the person u hate most

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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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swoosh Newbie

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goodluck on ur TP on tuesday.

anyway, i miss wildcard.

 

just one of his insensate followers...

swoosh Newbie

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Regina GSS

 

Date: 110708

Time: About 6.30pm

 

1) Swoosh

2) Kaozie

3) Lister

4) hougang

anyway, i miss wildcard.

 

just one of his insensate followers...

EJ Newbie

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aiyah should have logged in and check. i just bought myself a TR1 just now. haha oh well.

rien d'autre que le max.

swoosh Newbie

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yup! yup ! 2 sinks is better than one :p

anyway, i miss wildcard.

 

just one of his insensate followers...

swoosh Newbie

swoosh

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aiyah should have logged in and check. i just bought myself a TR1 just now. haha oh well.

 

yes i think i spotted you today at 2.15 pm at paya lebar turning into sims ave. Were u on the way to regina?

anyway, i miss wildcard.

 

just one of his insensate followers...

cyrix76 Newbie

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The alarm seem temping~...

any1 interested to purchase this alarm~??

wanna purchase together~?? lolx~..

i guess i'm aiming for the 2 way~...

 

I just installed the alarm which I bought from Tommy at HKL. Have been running around the motorshop to look for a better price to install the alarm, from the most expensive $70 .... to the end ... $35 at HKL. Overall the mechanic has trouble to locate space to put the alarm unit and the siren unit... but in the end, the alarm unit has to be located on top of the ECU, and the siren is placed at the inner space of the exhaust cover ...

 

The alarm works well so far and I am happy with it so far :)

 

Cyrix

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Murinus Newbie

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I just installed the alarm which I bought from Tommy at HKL. Have been running around the motorshop to look for a better price to install the alarm, from the most expensive $70 .... to the end ... $35 at HKL. Overall the mechanic has trouble to locate space to put the alarm unit and the siren unit... but in the end, the alarm unit has to be located on top of the ECU, and the siren is placed at the inner space of the exhaust cover ...

 

The alarm works well so far and I am happy with it so far :)

 

Cyrix

 

$35 just to install that alarm?

oh my... :slapforehead:

 

but then again since its already fixed then i hope you enjoy your new alarm :)

Just_Rider Newbie

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I just installed the alarm which I bought from Tommy at HKL. Have been running around the motorshop to look for a better price to install the alarm, from the most expensive $70 .... to the end ... $35 at HKL. Overall the mechanic has trouble to locate space to put the alarm unit and the siren unit... but in the end, the alarm unit has to be located on top of the ECU, and the siren is placed at the inner space of the exhaust cover ...

 

The alarm works well so far and I am happy with it so far :)

 

Cyrix

 

really~??? come down gathering la~... let me see see look look~... most likely i DIY~.. lolx~...

cyrix76 Newbie

cyrix76

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$35 just to install that alarm?

oh my... :slapforehead:

 

but then again since its already fixed then i hope you enjoy your new alarm :)

 

The normal service workmanship for installing is around $35, but the mechanic is quite kind enough to install this XXX brand of alarm which he himself is not familiar with and furthermore he is patience enough to tahan my barrage of questions about this and that ... plus he fixed the damn rusty screw(involve knocking and cursing and swearing...to get the damn screw out) for the underseat. Overall. I think he quoted extra $5 is reasonable ...

 

 

really~??? come down gathering la~... let me see see look look~... most likely i DIY~.. lolx~...

 

Unless you're good in wiring and have the neccessary tools to cut the wires, then you can DIY. For what I have seen, he needs to identify the wires for the rear signal light, the wire to the ignition and cut the skin of the wire to joing the wire from the alarm unit to them and use wire tape to cover back the exposed wires. The only problem is finding the correct place to put the alarm unit and the siren. Since GSR has very small underseat carriage compartment, it's hard to find or allocate rooms to hold the alart unit and the siren together. For me, I sticked the alarm unit right on top of the ECU and put the siren at the right side exhaust cover(not touching the exhaust of cos!).

 

I will try to head down to regina to meet up with you guys for the first time ... just hope that other will crop up in my schedule... :cheer:

 

 

Oh yeah .... Happy Good Sunday Morning!!!

 

Cheers,

Cyrix

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cyrix76 Newbie

cyrix76

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Regina GSS

 

Date: 110708

Time: About 6.30pm

 

1) Swoosh

2) Kaozie

3) Lister

4) hougang

5) Just_Rider (working till 1800~.. hope fully no OT~... confirm join u~!!

6) Cyrix76 (tentatively going, depend on my ever changing schedule.)

ONZ~!!!)

 

By the way where is regina GSS? GSS stands for? Is it the regina bike shop(a.k.a ah boy)?

 

Cyrix

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kaozie Newbie

kaozie

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Regina GSS

 

Date: 110708

Time: About 6.30pm

 

1) Swoosh

2) Kaozie

3) Lister

4) hougang

5) Just_Rider (working till 1800~.. hope fully no OT~... confirm join u~!!

6) Cyrix76 (tentatively going, depend on my ever changing schedule.)

ONZ~!!!)

EJ Newbie

EJ

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yes i think i spotted you today at 2.15 pm at paya lebar turning into sims ave. Were u on the way to regina?

 

nope 215pm i'm still at work. i went to regina after i serviced my bike. so long never service spent $400.. sigh but it was worth it.

 

$35 just to install that alarm?

oh my... :slapforehead:

 

but then again since its already fixed then i hope you enjoy your new alarm :)

 

how much you install yours ah? hehe

 

Unless you're good in wiring and have the neccessary tools to cut the wires, then you can DIY. For what I have seen, he needs to identify the wires for the rear signal light, the wire to the ignition and cut the skin of the wire to joing the wire from the alarm unit to them and use wire tape to cover back the exposed wires. The only problem is finding the correct place to put the alarm unit and the siren. Since GSR has very small underseat carriage compartment, it's hard to find or allocate rooms to hold the alart unit and the siren together. For me, I sticked the alarm unit right on top of the ECU and put the siren at the right side exhaust cover(not touching the exhaust of cos!).

 

you dont have to be good in wiring. you just have to use that PM button and search "EJ" and he'll check his appointments for the week. normally for GSR owners, he dont charge. ;)

rien d'autre que le max.

EJ Newbie

EJ

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really~??? come down gathering la~... let me see see look look~... most likely i DIY~.. lolx~...

 

you need help in DIY-ing, let me know. i've done most of the installation of alarms for the members here. they can vouch for my workmanship.

rien d'autre que le max.

hougang Newbie

hougang

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I just installed the alarm which I bought from Tommy at HKL. Have been running around the motorshop to look for a better price to install the alarm, from the most expensive $70 .... to the end ... $35 at HKL. Overall the mechanic has trouble to locate space to put the alarm unit and the siren unit... but in the end, the alarm unit has to be located on top of the ECU, and the siren is placed at the inner space of the exhaust cover ...

 

The alarm works well so far and I am happy with it so far :)

 

Cyrix

 

i feel like you have just been made the carrot head. sorry to make you realise it.

hougang Newbie

hougang

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The normal service workmanship for installing is around $35, but the mechanic is quite kind enough to install this XXX brand of alarm which he himself is not familiar with and furthermore he is patience enough to tahan my barrage of questions about this and that ... plus he fixed the damn rusty screw(involve knocking and cursing and swearing...to get the damn screw out) for the underseat. Overall. I think he quoted extra $5 is reasonable ...

 

 

 

 

Unless you're good in wiring and have the neccessary tools to cut the wires, then you can DIY. For what I have seen, he needs to identify the wires for the rear signal light, the wire to the ignition and cut the skin of the wire to joing the wire from the alarm unit to them and use wire tape to cover back the exposed wires. The only problem is finding the correct place to put the alarm unit and the siren. Since GSR has very small underseat carriage compartment, it's hard to find or allocate rooms to hold the alart unit and the siren together. For me, I sticked the alarm unit right on top of the ECU and put the siren at the right side exhaust cover(not touching the exhaust of cos!).

 

I will try to head down to regina to meet up with you guys for the first time ... just hope that other will crop up in my schedule... :cheer:

 

 

Oh yeah .... Happy Good Sunday Morning!!!

 

Cheers,

Cyrix

 

haha if you happy with the charges then we got no complaints. :cheers:

 

you got remote start?

 

shld not tell pple where your sensor unit is. keep it a secret...shhhhh

hougang Newbie

hougang

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By the way where is regina GSS? GSS stands for? Is it the regina bike shop(a.k.a ah boy)?

 

Cyrix

 

yah it's the regina near LAB. GSS means great singapore sale.

 

:cheer:

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