Honda NSR Hornet 125

[Mageswaran_g]

Addresses for scrapyards for required parts.

 

27 Jalan Buroh,

Ah Ann trading..

Opening 9am - 5pm

 

Hup Lee Leong Hardware Pte Ltd

26 Sungei Kadut St 3 Singapore 729153

Tel: 6363 5055 6367 0019

 

Mondays to Fridays:

8.30am - 6pm

Saturdays:

8.30am - 5pm

 

Kim Hock Recycling (Pte) Ltd

10 Benoi Road

Singapore 629885

Tel: 6862 3883

 

Mondays to Fridays:

9am - 12pm, 1pm - 6pm

Saturdays:

9am - 12pm, 1pm - 5pm

 

King's Metal (S) Pte Ltd

16 Pioneer Sector 2

Singapore 628377

Tel: 6862 1955

 

Mondays to Fridays:

8.30am - 6pm

Saturdays:

8.30am - 5pm

 

Lim Asia Steel Pte Ltd

11 Pioneer Sector 3

Singapore 628346

Tel: 6862 9109

 

Mondays to Fridays:

8.30am - 5pm

Saturdays:

8am - 1pm

 

NatFerrous Pte Ltd

(Natsteel)

9 Jurong Pier Road

Singapore 619161

Tel: 6268 2862

 

Mondays to Fridays:

8am - 4pm

Saturdays:

8 am - 12pm

 

YLS Steel Pte Ltd

1 Wan Shih Road Singapore 627901

Tel: 6861 9833

 

 

Mondays to Fridays:

9am -6pm

Saturdays:

9am - 1pm

[Mageswaran_g]

My favourite one is 10 Tractor Road.

Yung Kwang Scrap Industry

[xjrredbull]

My favourite one is 10 Tractor Road.

Yung Kwang Scrap Industry

 

thanks...been looking for scraps...ppower!

[LamerFornica]

Hi all,

 

Have a batch of OGK FF3 Solid,Graphic & FF4 Solid Graphic Full Face for sales.All PSB approve and brand new.

 

Prices as follows,

 

FF3 Solid = $250

FF3 Graphic = $300

FF4 Solid = $300

FF4 Graphic = $350

 

Interested party can PM me or MC28 for more information.We hope to have the at least 10 or more confirm orders before we meet all for the collection. Cash payment only upon collection of helmets.

 

http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i42/akrapovick4/FF3.jpg

 

http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i42/akrapovick4/ff4.jpg

 

Regards,

LamerFornica

[Mageswaran_g]

Helmet sales?

 

Ok.....

 

Cooll.......

[xjrredbull]

Helmet sales?

 

Ok.....

 

Cooll.......

 

he been like everywhere u know...hee hee hee:)

[xjrredbull]

May 30, 2008

Malaysia to ban fuel sales to S'pore cars from June 9

The ban, to stop foreigners from benefitting from fuel subsidy, on Thai cars from the north starts June 2

By Carolyn Hong, Malaysia Bureau Chief

 

IN KUALA LUMPUR - MALAYSIA will only start banning Singapore-registered cars from buying fuel in Johor stations near the southern border from June 9, instead of Friday as earlier announced.

 

The ban at the northern border, largely affecting Thai-registered cars, will start a week earlier - on June 2.

 

Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister Shahrir Samad told The Straits Times that the ban would not affect motorcycles. They will be allowed to buy subsidised fuel anywhere in Malaysia.'These are usually low-income earners, and many of them could be Malaysians,' he said.

 

Malaysia had earlier announced a ban on the sale of fuel to foreign-registered vehicles from stations within 50km of its northern and southern borders.

 

This was to prevent Malaysia's heavily-subsidised fuel from being sold to foreigners, especially the stream of Thai vehicles which cross the border daily just to buy diesel or petrol.

 

The delay in implementing the ban was caused by administrative issues such as publicity and the printing of posters to be placed at affected petrol stations.

 

'It's the information campaign that is holding things up,' Datuk Shahrir said.

 

At current global oil prices, Malaysia will spend RM55 billion (S$23 billion) this year - more than its RM40 billion annual development budget - to keep pump prices among the lowest in the region.

 

Read the full story in Saturday's edition of The Straits Times.

[Mageswaran_g]

Is this really true?

[Mageswaran_g]

These guys come up with lots of last minute stuff.

[Mageswaran_g]

the ban would not affect motorcycles. They will be allowed to buy subsidised fuel anywhere in Malaysia.

 

It is good news then

[Mageswaran_g]

he been like everywhere u know...hee hee hee:)

 

He wants to clock post I guess.But,he has to employ the right strategy.

[xjrredbull]

He wants to clock post I guess.But,he has to employ the right strategy.

i think thats is considered spamming threads...

the ban would not affect motorcycles. They will be allowed to buy subsidised fuel anywhere in Malaysia.

 

It is good news then

it is a good news...

These guys come up with lots of last minute stuff.

thats is their fave thing to do...esp after creating a big hoo haa abt it all

Is this really true?

true true true:)

[Mageswaran_g]

Suddenly make us so happy then disappoint us later.

[xjrredbull]

Suddenly make us so happy then disappoint us later.

 

a change of heart by them???

[Mageswaran_g]

Hope this goes for the good.

[xjrredbull]

Hope this goes for the good.

 

Well i heard the bike is uneffected so far if the news from MY Press is to be believed by....

it said cars is the ones to be banned...

[Mageswaran_g]

Yeah,I am very much not trusting them,they might drop a bombshell at short notice.

 

At least,in singapore,there is ample time to adapt when they implement a certain policy.Like the ban of chewing gum.Which was in 1990,it was announced pretty early.I can still remember when i was a kid.

 

But for malaysia,like the abolishment of whitecard(which is good) and this petrol problem(not so good),the very week itself they implement.It just makes me feel that they are trying to get back due to the loss of the small island lighthouse.Let it be,let them play the game.

 

For us,we would just watch and wait.glad to be Singaporeans.At least our government gives us room to think.

[xjrredbull]

Yeah,I am very much not trusting them,they might drop a bombshell at short notice.

 

At least,in singapore,there is ample time to adapt when they implement a certain policy.Like the ban of chewing gum.Which was in 1990,it was announced pretty early.I can still remember when i was a kid.

 

But for malaysia,like the abolishment of whitecard(which is good) and this petrol problem(not so good),the very week itself they implement.It just makes me feel that they are trying to get back due to the loss of the small island lighthouse.Let it be,let them play the game.

 

For us,we would just watch and wait.glad to be Singaporeans.At least our government gives us room to think.

 

well u know...it have been that way for ages. Over here they think FOR the people & its impact first...over there, do first talk later...well, let them be. I dont like politics & never will. I have heard numerous market talk about this & that on reasons why they are doing this on us...I have nothing against them all...We are who we are & they are whom they are....

[Mageswaran_g]

Yes.Very well said.Glad to know a person like you.

[xjrredbull]

Yes.Very well said.Glad to know a person like you.

 

same same

[nudgedoink]

hey guys! nsr 125 no longer in production? may i know which shop has it?

[Mageswaran_g]

You can try First Motor,very near traffic Police HQ:)

Even at the Eunos Industrial estate,there were about 3,FM and FL plates

[Mageswaran_g]

Bro,if you consider this bike,make sure you love it.

These bikes were abandoned because they gave way and the love

from their previous owners had somehow died down.

Parts are difficult to find to be honest.But it is one hell of a bike when it sprints.

[Mageswaran_g]

Just to paint you a better picture.My powervalve servo is dead.

And in these conditions,I can still achieve a 0-100km/h in about 6 seconds.

With the powervalve on?

Higher torque would push the bike to a better time.

[Mageswaran_g]

Top end is till 170km/h on gear 6 at 9000rpm.

There is still ample rpm till the carburetor sputters but

smaller front sprocket is required.I am using the OEM

sprocket configuration.

 

14 teeth @ front

35 teeth @ rear