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post Sep 23 2012, 05:45 PM

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QUOTE(phobian @ Sep 19 2012, 12:34 AM)
First of all, welcome back to Malaysia.

2nd, congrats on the suit. It looks damn good on you.

3rd, you gotta buy me a drink after this.

Step 1: Use one end of the jacket with the zipper stub

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Step 2: Make sure the pant's connecting zippers are aligned like below

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Step 3: Slide the jacket stub in between the pant's connecting zippers. Take note that it should look like the below

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Step 4: Zip it all the way.

Once you get use to it, you can do it by yourself. No need extra help from others.


Added on September 19, 2012, 12:45 am

Its hot provided if you wear them with the wind proof liner and you are not moving. When on the move, you could feel the jacket is well vented. When I wear this jacket, I always wear a base layer. So not much of an issue for me in this tropical climate.
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rclxms.gif rclxms.gif rclxms.gif i finally got it!!! man thanks for the super clear step by step guide.. really couldnt do it without ur help notworthy.gif notworthy.gif notworthy.gif

so when do u wanna claim ur drink? sorry for the late reply coz i just came back from thailand.. flying back to cambodia again after this!! i'll always keep in mind that i owe u this drink!!

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post Sep 24 2012, 10:15 PM

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QUOTE(Damien?(: @ Sep 24 2012, 08:47 PM)
anyone knows where to get those knee pads with sliders ? haha.. those looks cool, dont need riding pants to have knee slider.. that one layan genting/cameron nice.. hehe
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u mean this? try Rika Bikeshop from fb..
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post Sep 24 2012, 11:21 PM

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QUOTE(Damien?(: @ Sep 24 2012, 10:47 PM)
yup yup rclxms.gif  rclxms.gif  alright thanks! any idea how much that will cost?
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haha no idea how much will it cost bro.. good luck with it.. update us with the successful purchase rclxms.gif
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post Sep 26 2012, 11:19 AM

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QUOTE(KenDiriwan @ Sep 26 2012, 10:11 AM)
Have you guys seen this? Its awesome ! Check his blog !

http://www.goingnotts.com/

Alone, on a 110cc, from Malaysia to UK in 3months. Makes me wants to sacrifice things now and do it once and for all in my lifetime. Woah what an experience. Most amazingly dude was alone ! With some random given Givi gears.
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glance through his blog.. this fella definitely deserves all respect notworthy.gif notworthy.gif
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post Sep 27 2012, 02:03 PM

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QUOTE(monaz @ Sep 26 2012, 02:14 PM)
but the safest way learning counter steering is using bicycle...
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or on a kapcai tongue.gif counter steering works like a charm eh..


Added on September 27, 2012, 4:29 pmanyone on a Dainese TRQ Race Out Air Boots here?

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or Alpinestars SMX Plus boots?

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care to provide some opinions? brows.gif

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post Oct 1 2012, 05:45 PM

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a damn embarassing moment for me yesterday.. was on my newly bought gears and so anxious for a good ride.

1st time on a full leather suit, 1st time on a racing boots. feel kinda awkward walking in the racing boots makes me walk like a robot sweat.gif

was fine pushing my bike out in the morning and manage to get it going. when i reach the stop at the traffic light outside my house, while trying to put both my feet down, my left boots just somehow ter-stuck on the footrest.. making me lose balance and fall on the left side while idle doh.gif damn malu.. i also dont know how i stuck the boots there.. maybe its a new pair of boots and i hardly feel anything on my foot rclxub.gif

managed to lift my bike up a little when one helpful guy came by with a shocked face thinking i was ran down and help me lift up the bike as well.. thanks to the helpful guy thou notworthy.gif

left mirror patah, fairings scratched deep at the bottom, and the fairing where the windshield is attached to also broken.. damage on wallet currently unknown, bike still in garage cry.gif sorry forget to snap some drills..

this is actually the 2nd time i dropped my bike on the left d damn.. 1st time was a kickstand fall over rclxub.gif

is it actually advisable to install frame sliders? it does protects ur fairings during idle drops, but read online that if crash impact is high, impact on the sliders might cause ur frame or even the engine at the points where they are mounted to be damaged.. what's ur thought on this?
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post Oct 2 2012, 10:41 AM

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QUOTE(monaz @ Oct 1 2012, 06:13 PM)
No need to malu la. At least you are ok  thumbup.gif
Unless you are having GP shift (reverse shift) on your gear, I dont think you can get your boot stuck. Means you are downshifting before you stop and by the time the bike stalled, your boot got stuck.
If you are using adjustable rear set, adjust it to suit your boots.

Sliders will help when your bike fall or slide. Sliders should be installed on chassis/frame, not mounted on the engine. Even without sliders, your engine or chassis may damaged on high impact crashed. For me, its better than nothing.

Look like you need new top cowling. Try spray or mudguard repair shop. Probably they can repair it (like re-fibre etc). Or try those who do airbrush job. Temporary, use can use mirror block off plate until you get the replacement side mirror.
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i was downshifting to neutral and when i was about to lay my foot on ground, the heel of the boots somehow got stucked in between the gear and the foot pegs laugh.gif causing me to lean and lose balance and there goes..

haha im not using any adjustable rear set.. but after some riding and breaking in of the boots, finally felt ok and am more cautious so as not to let the heel got in between again tongue.gif

yeap but some recommended that its better not to install slider as it will damage ur frame/chassis during high impact crash.. and once ur frame and chassis is damaged, haha there's basically no way to rectify it anymore, no?

yeap they will re-fibre the top cowling and respray the whole front head.. quite a big scratch on my tinted windshield, hopefully just to re-tint it would do.. damn i didnt know OEM side mirrors dont come cheap.. US$60 for just one side rclxub.gif
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post Oct 2 2012, 03:05 PM

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QUOTE(monaz @ Oct 2 2012, 12:49 PM)

Added on October 2, 2012, 12:53 pm

Actually i just saw your X-Lite is up for sale hmm.gifĀ  hmm.gif
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actually another problem is with my helmet. reason why i put it up for sale is that i think im gonna just opt for an XL size. although L size gives me a really snug fit.. but if im in it for half hour and above, i can feel the pressure pain on the crown of my head (right above the ear). pain is getting more n more intense gradually and at some point of time i wont be able to focus on riding already, will keep adjusting the helmet but it wont do much help as well.

i tried to solve it by using a balaclava (im always on balaclava thou), fold up style to make it into like those inner cap balaclava (refer pic below) in order to cushion my crown area, but once i fold up my balaclava, it becomes too thick that even the helmet could not fit in anymore rclxub.gif so u know how snug is it laugh.gif

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apart from the pressure point on my crown area, the helmet is really really comfortable for the 1st half an hour.. after that gradually the pain starts to put in rclxub.gif

planning to resolve this issue into an XL size..

suddenly came up with this idea, what do u guys think if i add a small piece of sponge at the inner part of the helmet where it is causing the pressure point around my crown area? this is to cushion it to avoid it directly exerting pressure on my head.. is it advisable?

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post Oct 2 2012, 10:30 PM

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QUOTE(T600 @ Oct 2 2012, 08:07 PM)
It's okay lar, atleast you are okay smile.gif ... I dropped mine due to the front disclock, I hop on the bike and ride off but forgot to take the disc lock off, and the bike about to drop to the right side and the fuel tank hit the wall sad.gif, bike didn't drop to the ground though..

No one saw it but other than that, I feel like an ass.. nothing busted up just a dented tank, maybe I should thank the wall?

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gosh u ought to be more cautious on the disclock next time tongue.gif why so many doh.gif incidents lately laugh.gif

the wall saved u for potential damages ie a broken side mirror, cracked fairings, scratched fairings etc.. which happen to mine coz there's no wall to hold my bike upright sweat.gif
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post Oct 2 2012, 11:01 PM

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QUOTE(monaz @ Oct 2 2012, 05:49 PM)
MotostyleStore is having megasale. Check their FB. Hopefully they could solved your issue  thumbup.gif
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haha headache hunting for helmet again rclxub.gif thanks to the little hump on my crown.. just looked into the mirror and realized that that lil hump is causing all the hassle in search of a helmet doh.gif

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post Oct 2 2012, 11:33 PM

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QUOTE(T600 @ Oct 2 2012, 11:12 PM)
LOL.... your head?  biggrin.gif
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ya lo.. what so funny? doh.gif hahahhaah yawn.gif
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post Oct 4 2012, 10:35 AM

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QUOTE(monaz @ Oct 3 2012, 06:22 PM)
Huhu.. this kind need custom made helmet like MotoGP rider  sweat.gif  sweat.gif
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custom made helmet? do i need to go till that extent shocking.gif no money lehhh haahha..

by the way, im thinking of resolving this issue by changing to an XL helmet. well since the L size on my Xlite is really really snug.. i think i can opt for the XL one, it may be a tad loose but i believe it will still be snug, yet to try an XL to assure that there's no pressure point on my crown.

good thing is that Xlite produces its helmet in 3 different shell sizes, XS-S, M-L and XL-XXL. so the shell of my current L would be different from the XL. thus the pressure point might not be there anymore if i change to XL. goshhhh gotta spend additional money again icon_question.gif someone get my L size X802 C.Checa helmet pls haha

what do u guys think?
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post Oct 11 2012, 04:28 PM

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QUOTE(monaz @ Oct 10 2012, 11:09 PM)
check this

Packjack

You can use anything solid block or 2-3 pieces of timber. Unless you want to buy Packjack


Added on October 10, 2012, 11:11 pm

But my size is maybe half than you. And my Vortex stand is damn heavy solid type

Is the saman amount is the same for normal speed trap? I didnt read the details. I hv here 2 tickets from speeding (also AES). Too fast until i didnt see the camera. Each will cost me 600. I was lucky when i jumped the red light once. Flashed but was not recorded in the system. Here, jumping red light will cost you 6000  sweat.gif
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where to get this Packjack in malaysia? hmm.gif seems very handy..
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post Oct 12 2012, 10:49 AM

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QUOTE(monaz @ Oct 11 2012, 05:02 PM)
DIY bro  biggrin.gif
I saw on FB about the stolen bike. R1 and Agusta, 2 bikes at a time.  sweat.gif I really cannot brain how they curi the bike. Immobilizer seems can by pass easily
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how to DIY oh??? hahaha... teach me!!

cars easily get stolen too these days, i doubt its not a problem for those grand theft auto if they want a bike vmad.gif
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post Oct 14 2012, 10:08 PM

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what could be the problem if i could feel that during riding, my handlebar trembles? dont really know exactly how to address the problem.. its like both my palms can feel the slight tremble.. the tremble is not so serious thou.. it sort of give u like a numb feel riding too long in it..

anything that i need to look into?
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post Oct 16 2012, 01:25 AM

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so many possibilities for the vibration..

talking about wheel balancing, i just found out from a fellow biker that there's none of the workshop here in Cambodia that provides wheel balancing shakehead.gif my goodness..

tyre pressure checked, 36 front 42 rear as per factory recommendations.. no prob.. seems that quite a lot of u experiencing the same problem as well.. just wondering how normal is this vibration..

@T600, if u'r doing the throttle body sync, pls let us know the outcome ya rclxms.gif

@kapalterbang, my trip is from 28th October to 2nd Nov. i might be meeting up bro phobian on the 30th Oct to go for some bike stuff shopping thumbup.gif i will update here if i found out any good stuffs biggrin.gif
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post Oct 16 2012, 01:42 PM

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QUOTE(lucifah @ Oct 16 2012, 08:55 AM)
i used to follow the factory / manufacturer recommended tyre pressure

my mechanic advised otherwise. maintain a pressure of 30 - 32 psi front / back and u should feel less vibrations and better ride comfort

he reasoned we are not as heavy as orang puteh (avg 75-80kg), and most of the time, the recommended pressure takes into account a pillion rider (an additional 75-80kg)
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hahaha im as heavy as orang puteh mang.. 83kg fatty doh.gif

i'd tried 32 front and 38 back and i feel sluggish laugh.gif and when i adjust it to 36 front 42 rear i feel more grip when riding in it..
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post Nov 5 2012, 03:24 PM

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QUOTE(kapalterbang_737 @ Oct 24 2012, 01:02 PM)
Got into mishap last saturday, i was riding up to Genting with my buddies when 1 of them suddenly straighten his bike into corner (1st time going up Genting with bike) and fall in front of me
I grabbed the front brake (shouldn'tĀ  do that, i was panic) too hard because all i want is to avoid him and that's when the bike throw me and started to high side
however the right tail section hit the divider and forced the bike to fall on the left side
i had a broken left collarbone and a few bruises on my left knee..other than that i'm okay..really glad i wore protective gears (except knee pad)
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sad to hear about ur mishap.. get well soon bro thumbup.gif

well on top of that, just to update u about the HK bike gear shopping with bro phobian. it was so great and fruitful, especially for bro phobian tongue.gif madness Arai shopper tongue.gif

so if ur trip to HK is soon to come, it is a must to visit:

1) Arai HK - Hung Hing Co

Address can be found here at their website: http://www.hunghingco.com/

2) Motomart Co - They carry wide range of bike gears and accessories. Thumbs up for their customer service, very polite and friendly and most importantly willing to assist u in everything.

http://www.motomartco.com/e/default_home.asp

u can shoot us any question if u hv any doubts..



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post Nov 6 2012, 10:35 AM

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hahaha post what? he has more things to post i suppose.. die hard arai fans thumbup.gif

i hope i wont be the next him.. he poisoned me into an RX7 laugh.gif
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post Nov 7 2012, 10:50 AM

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QUOTE(alkt @ Nov 6 2012, 06:35 PM)
consider urself lucky that u didn't join my group. we all love to poison each other biggrin.gif
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