not poison la. just helping 

GS800


Multistrada 1200


Tiger 800

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Added on September 5, 2012, 6:14 pm

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Added on September 5, 2012, 6:21 pm

Tell me which Ducati?

Ducati IMO is only great for sports bike model enthusiast. You will not settled down until you owned 1198 or the current 1199. Even with this, you will still wanna upgrade to S or tricolore 

o,.o hw abt KTM?

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Added on September 5, 2012, 7:07 pmwould like to share my second lesson on kap zai by today. so far cornering still not really stable bt some hw my leg nvr touch on the floor.hehe waiting L lesen come out only will try  on big bike!

wow sound so excited...hw abt the maintenance ?

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Added on September 5, 2012, 11:50 pm
Wht u mean by did pop the clutch?im wont be doing a wheelie ?

Conclusion is rider problem la

our taikor phobian beat the crap outta z750 during 1 of our trip to the border  

ps-at the corners  

owh.at 1st i thought its SG bike coz 45k..but when saw he said plate no Wxx11 its cheap for Msian bike..but u said owner replied Thai bike hahaha if not can consider bout this one

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...

Seeking further clarification to this, did you mean that the chassis number of the Thai's R1 remains the same and not using the totalled R1's chassis number?

Please note that I am not asking about that specific bike advertised but generally what most people would do on cheap big cc bikes.

Having said the above, this is quite a selfish act. Why do I say so is because if in the event of any accident involving such bikes, they have no insurance and may face serving jail time.

Anyway, such things have been happening all the time. Even if the track bikes and cars intended for track use must possess proper customs and rights from necessary parties.

u know what, im not sure whether to bring back a superbike, or a supercar

to be honest, i fancy superbike more now 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

and if i would bring back a car, it would be the Cadillac Escalade 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

hi sifus,

newbie needs some advise here.
im planning to get a big bike next month. i have been waiting since last year for this.

bike will be used for rides, sometimes to work, and maybe trip to hometown (Terengganu) every 1 or 2 months. currently working in cyberjaya.

on my list:
1)YZF R6
2)Z1000
3)Shiver 750
4)Monster

I really really like the r6, but some people said that it is hard to handle this bike. the other day, i went to test a used 2006 z750. its quite good n owner letting go at around 35k. but the old model doesn't really suit my taste (square face)

my brother advised me on getting er6/versys for now, but i don't really like the look. he's riding a gsx600.
riding lc135 to work currently, sumtimes i drive.
can i have the opinions from you sifus on this please.

thanks 

Edit: Forgot to put..looking to put d/p around 12k-18k 

IMO, he sounds like a high speeding bikers and his liking tend to sports bike. I guess R6 will suits him well 

The naked monster is high with torque, light and you will really enjoy twisties. In straight, u’ll be smoked.
If R6 is around 78k, 675R is the best contender you must consider too. At least 675R come with package of a performance parts.
Save the money from Ohlins & Brembo   

eheheh...yea probably i do love speed deep down inside.. but naked bikes are interesting too n more suitable for short distance travel
well yes, will *try* not to abuse so much 

but since this is my first bike, i shouldn't be getting litre bike straight away rite?

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

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

cant do name transfer for 5 years? i tot it was 2 years?

MITI AP Guidelines

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Added on September 10, 2012, 6:28 pm

Get only the right size for your head. 

Thanks for all the input.

Currently I m with this local made grayfosh helmet... L size and it's ok.. But I m not sure if that's the helmet design or it's one size too large, all I can hear is the wind when I travel above 140km....

Now I m at the junction... Really don't know which way to go

Man... Why do I hv to live in a town where there aren't many biker shop.... Sigh

newbie can folllow?