A RM20k Entry Level Sportbike, Kawi/Suzie/Yammie/Honda?
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 Apr 11 2010, 05:04 AM
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if u like that kind of sound on the 250 try get er6n sounds more powerful and faster than 250r.
honestly if i have no choice i wud rather choose er6n or klx150, dtracker 250 over ninjz 250r, they sounds better than 250 ninja. but i wud preffer inline 4 cylinder sound like cbrf4i or you can opt for kawasaki dtracker 250 (supermoto), with extra cash if u want to, try mod it with accessories and tune the bike better. supermoto front fender, rear fender and seats. high handle bar. etc etc  |
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Apr 11 2010, 10:23 PM
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lol off course ppl recommend bike that they favour, then if majority rules either u opt for it with pros and cons.
Dtracker is pretty nice and versatile for daily commute, check review here http://blogs.nst.com.my/man-on-wheels/kawa...cker-250-review QUOTE It used to be the motorcycling crowd could be divided cleanly between superbikers and off-roaders. The superbikers hang around at Hard Rock Cafe and go riding to Genting on the weekends. The off-roaders on the other hand spend most of their time jumping in the jungle and are rarely seen. But now, a strange hybdrid of the two is forming on the fringes of the local biking scene. Supermotos, or also known as supermotards are fast gaining popularity. For those who don't know much about bikes, a supermotard is basically a scrambler with superbike tyres. You would think that a tall scrambler would be horrible to ride around twisty roads. But as I rode the Kawasaki D-Tracker around some sharp bends in the neighbourhood - this myth was quickly proven to be untrue. The D-Tracker is basically a Kawasaki KLX-250 'scrambler' with 17-inch street rims. |
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Apr 12 2010, 10:02 AM
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you can have aftermarket parts/ extra capacity for gas tank. hey even malaysia have everything.. but too expensive for some stuff ...
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Apr 21 2010, 12:27 PM
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oh noes, ts take the new 250 .... not only sounds not nice, but rather small and short not speedy enough, better take dtracker coz its taller and look bigger
Added on April 21, 2010, 12:30 pmit look like sport bike but doesnt sound like sportbike and does not goes like one though, why not opt for d tracker ? This post has been edited by enjoice: Apr 21 2010, 12:30 PM |
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Apr 21 2010, 12:39 PM
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QUOTE(ben_panced @ Apr 21 2010, 12:32 PM) ninja 250r is still not bad but the only problem is the acceleration... lol, 8 k more to get er 6n if can afford 35 k bike then why not add 10 + k to get better 600 cc bike ...but the dtracker is a bit overpriced la for me.. 24k, add 8k more and ull get er6n or er6f which is way better.  i was thinking to get d tracker, shud i add 8 k more to get er 6n, that means i have to save another 6 more months and monthly payment will be like hell ...  Added on April 21, 2010, 12:55 pmi like the er6n coz abit fast and the head lamp, so big that if two ride side by side u gonna think its a truck behind u. I dont like it coz the engine/exhaust sound, sound weak, that kind of sound i rather have supermoto sound or ducati 916 sound will easily do 180 kmh er6n stunter First saw er6n in 2003 even than malaysian ppl dont even know er6n exist, saw it from the leet stunter, angyal zoltan.  This post has been edited by enjoice: Apr 21 2010, 12:55 PM |
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Apr 22 2010, 01:53 PM
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QUOTE(ben_panced @ Apr 21 2010, 09:27 PM) or better just buy second hand er6n.. 09 model second hand price is about 27~28k oni... to choose a 2nd hand bike i rather get singapore R1 or a liter bike for that price even if i have to renew COE |
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