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post Sep 4 2012, 10:47 AM

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QUOTE(KenDiriwan @ Sep 3 2012, 06:09 PM)
Riding to Thai, motivation will always be there despite being comfy ride or not.
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riding to the land between the thighs tongue.gif

by the way, southern thailand and specifically Hat Yai, anyone know any descent bike shops there that sells bike apparels?

im going down there in the coming week rclxm9.gif hopefully be able to get some input here for any bike shops so can kill 2 birds with 1 stone
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post Sep 4 2012, 02:38 PM

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QUOTE(monaz @ Sep 4 2012, 12:57 PM)
Wahhh.. shopping sakan. Some nice stuff also from STG close out sale  brows.gif


Added on September 4, 2012, 12:58 pm

Get the LV SBK full system. You will never regret  brows.gif
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haha nice price but none of that i like cry.gif
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post Sep 8 2012, 10:39 AM

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QUOTE(lucifah @ Sep 8 2012, 08:26 AM)
i was listening to traxx fm (yes, i have shity radio in soviet sarawak, no hiz, mix, era, or whatsoever) about this car show co-hosted by JPJ senior, che mat, and yesterday it was about cheap superbikes with foreign plates

he has a very interesting fact:

even with proper documents and all shit and that, the bike can only be used for max 3 months in a year in malaysia road (anyone can confirm or did i hear wrong?)

and with whasoever documents and connection you have, foerign registered bike cannot be in malaysia longer than 3 months. JPJ has record and they WILL go after you.

and due to insurance issues, only the registered bike owner (meaning someone foreign or someone with foreign PR) can ride the bike at any time
huhuh... put a damper to many who called to ask about cheap super bikes advertised in our local internet websites...
so, lesson learnt: pay corrupt AP holders to import your bike on the cheap.
and oh another thing, every malaysian citizen is granted ONE AP PER LIFETIME, provided he can proof he has worked overseas for at least 9 months. this one very interesting...
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applicable to those working overseas.. like myself and bro monaz thumbup.gif
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post Sep 8 2012, 11:11 AM

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QUOTE(lucifah @ Sep 8 2012, 10:56 AM)
use your AP to bring back an uberly expensive car, like the ford gt-40, which is just about USD140k = RM 450k?

and give me a ride once in a while, eh...  wink.gif
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u know what, im not sure whether to bring back a superbike, or a supercar hmm.gif

to be honest, i fancy superbike more now laugh.gif at least its still within my affordability range like my dream S1000RR which cost around US$15k here, bring it back to malaysia with 10% import tax (can anyone confirm this figure?) and free AP + shipping let's say US$18k-US$20k ~ RM60k.. still worth comparing to malaysia >RM100k whistling.gif

and if i would bring back a car, it would be the Cadillac Escalade tongue.gif quite rare in msia i suppose... never seen one in malaysia but my place was flooded with escalades.. not a supercar but i like SUVs drool.gif
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post Sep 10 2012, 11:47 AM

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QUOTE(kapalterbang_737 @ Sep 9 2012, 08:19 AM)
It might be, since i've heard few people using this technique to get a cheaper car/bike and usually it was used for cars from Singapore. In fact 1 of my friend did offer me a Malaysian car but was originated from Singapore. Well people will do anything to get what they want   sweat.gif  shakehead.gif
my friend brings back a Honda CBR1000RR 2006, cost him around RM30k all in to bring it back here from the US
He just sold it last month for RM54k laugh.gif
If u can afford to buy the S1000RR, u should go with it. But prepare to have a higher tax
Last time the agent that handles the shipment said there's 1 Harley (not sure what model, year 2011) still haven't cleared the tax which cost RM26k  sweat.gif  Getting a few years old bike will entitled u for a cheaper tax, for example the Honda CBR was taxed less than RM10k..

Yup R1 04-06  smile.gif
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yeah man... if the S1000RR definitely will get taxed higher.. lowest also the 2010 model..

if i would bring back a S1000RR, it will definitely for personal use at least for a few years? haahha... unless butt itchy looking for upgrades..

but i believe any bikes that u bring in, as long as AP is free.. it would definitely be a few 10k cheaper then u buy in malaysia.. so still worth it


Added on September 10, 2012, 12:07 pmhaha guys, how come i cannot do multiple replies d? lyn disable it to prevent flood?

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post Sep 10 2012, 05:57 PM

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QUOTE(SonnyCooL @ Sep 10 2012, 05:51 PM)
with some restriction, bike must be under min 9 month (where u abt) + cant do name transfer for 5 year . . . .
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cant do name transfer for 5 years? i tot it was 2 years?
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post Sep 11 2012, 11:08 AM

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QUOTE(phobian @ Sep 10 2012, 08:03 PM)
Be very alert when you deal with helmets online. Many do not deal with size exchange, even if they do - you gotta pay for its logistics. Most of the helmet sizing charts ask you to measure your cap size. My cap size is 57.5cm, but on my Arai - I wear a S which is meant for 55-56cm hat size and it is a very snug fit. My other helmets is on M (57-58cm).

What I am trying to say is that besides your cap size, there is also your head size (position where you view your head from the top - birds eye view). 2nd thing you need to consider is also your facial contour. Just remember that we humans have different ethnicity and we have different head forms. If you want a good helmet with a good fit, try it on off the shelf or get permission from other bikers around to try their helmets.

So far, I have not bought any helmets online as I would want my money well spent unless it is a model of helmet I have owned before.

I believe icecolddamncold can vouch for this.
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yes truly.. never ever buy a helmet online unless u had personally tried an actual one on..

for my case, ordered a Shoei helmet from STG, anxiously waiting it for one month and when it reaches my hand.. put it on.. DAMN!! too tight.. i fit well on most L size helmet and my head circumference measured at 59cm which falls on size L. its not only the head circumference that u need to consider when getting a helmet, diff ppl diff head size and we'r saying round-oval or long-oval and bla bla bla.. diff helmet offers different compatibility to head sizes.

im in your shoes as well because of where im residing, hardly any descent shops to try on helmets.. thus i gambled on my Shoei at first and i lose.. gambled on another Xlite and bingo laugh.gif next, i dont want to gamble on my suits anymore sweat.gif going back next week to msia and get me fully geared thumbup.gif

however, u can refer to this website where i find it quite useful when u'r researching for helmets:

http://www.webbikeworld.com/motorcycle-hel...lmet-shapes.htm

get a rough idea of it.. but best is still try it on personally.
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post Sep 12 2012, 11:29 AM

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QUOTE(qqmeng @ Sep 11 2012, 11:52 AM)
Man... Why do I hv to live in a town where there aren't many biker shop.... Sigh
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take it easy bro.. actually for sizing, u can always contact DC Bikers. he can advise u pretty good and just in case u didnt get the right size, he's always open for return.. quite good customer service i can say.. only downside is that he's always out of stock, either color or sizes.. let me guess, he must have really good business laugh.gif
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post Sep 12 2012, 02:42 PM

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QUOTE(qqmeng @ Sep 12 2012, 11:47 AM)
Ya.. He has limited stk too... I was browsing his fb page for Nolan ... But unfortunately he doesn't carry it
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u can check out Rika Bikeshop, she trades in fb too.. a bit more expensive than DC, as in really a bit only.. maybe RM50 or so depending on items, some items only few RM different.. good customer service too thumbup.gif

i normally do comparison between DC and Rika.. both very competitive..
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post Sep 12 2012, 04:42 PM

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QUOTE(qqmeng @ Sep 12 2012, 03:20 PM)
Competition is good..  rclxms.gif
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competition is good for consumers.. i personally rate Rika Bikeshop as the better customer service as she attend to ur questions very fast and willing to do COD within klang valley area even though she stays in nilai thumbup.gif ..

DC a bit slow but his price is the most competitive one and for those located outside Penang, only postage but his postage is fast laugh.gif
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post Sep 13 2012, 11:50 AM

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excuse myself for lack of technical knowledge on bikes.. still learning laugh.gif

just wanna check.. let's say u mod ur exhaust system to a slip-on aftermarket exhaust like Two-Brothers, so what i understand is due to that when u change ur exhaust to an aftermarket slip on especially those good ones like two brothers, akrapovic, yoshimura and so on.. it will tend to increase ur horsepower by 1 or 2hp more..

is it actually necessary to map ur bike with a power commander so as that ur bike will allow smoother fuel adjustment and maximise the use of ur newly slipped on exhaust system?

or is it advisable to install a power commander for it?

pls advise, thinking of replacing my current leo-vince slip on which is already attached when i got my bike with probably a two-brothers biggrin.gif
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post Sep 13 2012, 02:47 PM

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QUOTE(monaz @ Sep 13 2012, 02:13 PM)
Leo Vince - U already have among the best aftermarket exhaust esp the SBK series.  rclxms.gif

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Safe ride always bro  biggrin.gif
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im not too sure whether my current LV is the SBK series or not.. it does sounds good, but a lil bit too quiet for an aftermarket exhaust sweat.gif

LOUD PIPES SAVES LIVES

what do u mean by checking the bike system? whether how digital is it?

header means the one that usually comes with the full system? any markets out there actually selling headers only? hahaha.. darn u make me itchy wanna try full system.. but one thing im worried about here is that the competency of the mechanics here.. in which how competent are they to actually mod a full system on my bike, and map my bike on a dynojet PC rclxub.gif

maybe can get my contacts from thailand and get them mod it for me thumbup.gif or just drive down to the nearest cambodia-thailand border (cant rmb which border my thai fren is located at d laugh.gif )

Akra.. every bikers dream exhaust i could say haha.. its nice to own one too but saw it online only a Akra slip on cost about US$700++ doh.gif full system akra US$2000++ holy mother of god!!

on fuel consumption, after u install slip-on, it does affect the FC, thus the PC is best to be paired and it can helps improving the FC coz u get to do some fuel adjustment on the PC.. correct me if im wrong tongue.gif
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post Sep 13 2012, 05:40 PM

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QUOTE(monaz @ Sep 13 2012, 04:31 PM)
Like Yamaha R1/R6, the servo on the exhaust is connected to ECU. Once removed, you need to fool the ECU about the missing servo, thus necessary to install servo eliminator plug or DIY if you can. On your bike, check the service manual on parts that you going to dismantle in removing stock exhaust.

Yeah header normally come in full set of exhaust system. Just check if you can find header section of your bike model but as you said, Loud Pipes Saves Lives, get that full system.

PC setup need no competent mechanics. It is designed bikers friendly. Just download the necessary map, connect your laptop, upload the map and voila..
If you cannot find the required map with what you have, you can always send them email with details of your mod and they will provide you the nearest suitable map.

Unless you are thinking about adjusting your fuel curve, individual cylinder adjustment or setting the throttle position, u need pro tuner to do this.
Check your cans if the silencer removed or not. I removed both  cool.gif


Added on September 13, 2012, 4:35 pm

Absolutely. Still restriction unless going full system. And wait for your neighbor HD sounds
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oh never know that PC is so easy to map haha.. problem is with the competency in installing full system.. i dont wanna risk my bike blowing up half way laugh.gif the downside here in cambodia is that lack of professional mechanics.. whoever has friend that is bike savvy can consider coming here to set up a professional workshop thumbup.gif number of sportsbike and harleys are growing here.. although not as much as msia but can see the increasing numbers of big bikes here..

maybe i shud check whether my silencer is removed or not brows.gif will get the full system is butt itchy..

by the way bro monaz, for the header, is it necessary that i get back a LV header to pair it with my LV slip-on?
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post Sep 14 2012, 02:32 PM

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QUOTE(monaz @ Sep 13 2012, 06:26 PM)
Necessary if you want to full utilize the map for a set of exhaust system. Different header with different mid pipe and end canister?  shakehead.gif

If you buy a full system for a specific bike, normally not much chaos for installation. Normally no mounting bracket modification. As easy as slips on. Only need tools like torque wrench with long extension, spring puller and some other basic tools
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haha i think its quite hard if just looking to buy a LV header for my 2004 CBR1000RR rite?

afraid that end up hv to buy the usual full system package which includes the exhaust and sell off my current LV slip on..

really hv no idea what is needed to install a full system laugh.gif
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post Sep 15 2012, 10:40 AM

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anyone tried before carrying ur full face helmet inside a bagpack and carried it onto a plane? will they actually allow helmet inside a plane? wanna bring back my Shoei and sell haha..
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post Sep 17 2012, 12:17 AM

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QUOTE(phobian @ Sep 15 2012, 03:06 PM)
Tried before where I flew AirAsia. Helmet was in a backpack and I just hand carry it in together with my laptop.
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awww thanks man! need this info as im flying airasia as well biggrin.gif
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post Sep 17 2012, 02:13 PM

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haha i also no idea which i fit in, same as lucifah, city/urban traffic use.. which should we select?

i think we should select sports-> from track to street.. the Battlax series.

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post Sep 17 2012, 02:46 PM

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QUOTE(sanosizo @ Sep 17 2012, 02:42 PM)
k=2000 thus k8 = bike manufactured in 2008, doesn't matter how many cc, at least that's what I understand. because my bike (650cc) was manufactured 2008 and in the manual the code name was k8. but it's commonly used for 1 liter models only.

It is possible to hand carry your helmet but it must be hidden from the officers.
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must be hidden from the officers? goshh i plan to just carry it inside the helmet bag.. what will they do if they just caught me carrying the helmet so obvious? dont tell me they will confiscate it cry.gif

i think i better just checked in the helmet..
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post Sep 18 2012, 06:37 PM

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just back to msia today.. finally got my dream RS Taichi GMX Motion jacket and pants rclxm9.gif

but problem is..... im having a hard time figuring out how to pair the jacket and pants rclxub.gif the zipper doesnt seems to make any sense for me.. tried googling on how to paired up a 2 piece suit and result appears unavail..

any humble otais that can teach me?? doh.gif
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post Sep 18 2012, 10:50 PM

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here's the suit.. damage RM3k sweat.gif


haha i know this sounds totally embarassing but i had been trying to zip it as a 2 piece suit but just somehow tarak idea how laugh.gif

summoning phobian????

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