QUOTE(hadykucing @ Oct 6 2013, 02:30 AM)
rim only got stolen?sorry for u..but thx god not the whole bike..
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QUOTE(nerp @ Oct 21 2013, 11:16 AM) hi bros.. FZ block durability better..combine with uma cam..smooth...i need ur opinion about dis.. which combination is good,durable,good top,good acc.. 1. fz block + cam cms/fz 2. ikk blok 62 + cam cms for sprocket, which is better, 15-36 @ 16-37? if u want suggest anything oso can.. sprocket setting depends on ur bike setup and carried weight.. recommended 15-37 |
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QUOTE(cahayamalamku @ Oct 31 2013, 12:31 AM) i google randomly threads about es vs ss and they said es cepat rosak clutch etc dunno true or not and those threads are from 2011, 2012... am looking for 2013 especially from forumers here who own es versyun no prob from me..using ES from 2008..the only prob that i have only clutch plate worn down faster(normal from the acceleration that u got,since i change to tighter spring set) and it lastly brake down in june 2013(after 5 years!) the clutch bearing totaled only because i keep giving the clutch hard pressure(Hard riding style with bigbore,no wonder)now using 6 spring without any prob.. |
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QUOTE(alexei @ Jan 7 2014, 02:06 AM) itadakimatsu There's a 90/80 corsa R46... i'm running 90/80 on 2.5 rear rim..recommended tire size for daily usage...can accept pillion under 80kg( myself 67kg) still can do good cornering (maxxis ma-3d)More inputs: 1. Stock rim is 2.5, you can go as small as 90/80. Google it if you more reassurance. With smaller tyre, you cannot have a heavy pillion rider, less grip overall (straight and corner) because of the reduced contact surface. It is lighter, so it could save some fuel. 2. TT100 has always been the most durable tyre. Usually those tyres with straight or linear patterns are for longer mileage, and the ones with arrow patterns would have better grip, hence lesser mileage. I've tried and recommend these: - Dunlop TT900 - Duro Taiwan (12k on front, and still going) - Swallow Samurai (11k on rear) - V305 (Thailand cap ayam, my current rear tyre) Not recommended: - Farrelli F1800 (inner lining crack) - Michelin Pilot Sporty Worth a try: - Deli tyres (Indonesia similar to Swallow) - IRC Gold - Pirelli - Corsa - Maxxis (Though I personally think this brand is over-priced) This post has been edited by serigala: Jan 7 2014, 11:49 AM |
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will ride to Penang this thursday..with my 135lc from kuala terengganu..
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QUOTE(Rascal Stitch @ Jan 22 2014, 08:53 AM) any 1 can recomend me good tire for my rear 90/80-17 for daily use dry+wet?? corsa s33..proven in gerik and simpang pulai..also area balik pulau..good in wet and dry..cuz my rear pilot sporty has defect as air keep on coming out n need to pum every 3-4days n i'm bored wit it~ i seriously need to get a good rear tires other than overprice maxxis diamond ma 3D~ |
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Happy Chinese New Year to all my friends..
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QUOTE(budakmentah @ Feb 12 2014, 12:14 AM) yup..can fit nicely..also show as nice fit on rim width tire size chart..100/80 also can..and 110/90 (rare to find this size) QUOTE(budakmentah @ Feb 12 2014, 12:17 AM) lol.. i dont the details.. bet only few parts i remember.. quite nice..x1r 63mm, 6 spring clutch.. orange cdi.. others i dont remember.. since i just put budget.. and the foremen settings. the result is.. 115km/h on gps.. not even half throtle.. i'm using uma head and block with 30mm carb also on 6 spring. rextor 1st batch CDI with 15-37 sprocket managed to get 140km/h with uma meter set to 100% on meter setting(GPS speed) front tire 80/90 on 1.85 rims |
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QUOTE(budakmentah @ Feb 12 2014, 12:52 AM) i see.. im using 1.8 n 2.5 rim. same with me on rim size90/80F 100/80R.. sprocket 15-36.. still in testing for sprocket.. im using speedometer apps from andriod. and my original meter needle at 60km/h.. but on gps is 75km/h 100km/h on meter. 115 km/h on gps. i follow this chart http://www.mtsac.edu/~cliff/storage/gs/Mot..._Size_Chart.pdf |
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QUOTE(alexei @ Feb 20 2014, 03:51 PM) flat slide? tabik man... all I've heard it is difficult to tune. D-slide (like keihin PWK carbs)good off throttle performance, but difficult to optimize flat torque curve. my foreman setting cun..smooth power delivery till 10k rpm..he say uma carb easier to tune than Mikuni flatslide on penang to ipoh plus highway i maintain 10k rpm for 15 minutes no prob..and most of the time 6-9k rpm.. |
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