cannnot fit.. but can hang by the side 

my nokia 3310...  and keys.. can say.. cant fit raincoat in it

got my bike and ride few days d satisfy, but i feel suffer when it at traffic jam.....is it i didnt get the tricks?

very good compare with my previous jaguh XD the only problem is the riding position @@

See the tail diff... 1st pic is carb.... 2nd is Fi

Also check manufacturing year....  Fi is 2011 and up....

ya think so haha

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Added on August 12, 2012, 6:03 pm
well u are comparing 2 different things, cannot give u comment, first at all, FZ is street naked bike with a more natural riding position and without fairing, 2nd u get NEW FZ instead of 2ND HAND BLADE (maybe 3rd or 4th), maintenance vice i think of course fz cheaper a bit, since it use smaller engine with smaller tyre.....

Yes he's one is carb....

Blade is a better bike than the FZ apart from FC...

But then Blade's FC is quite decent....

Maintanance wise, it's not that expensive.... Only the tires is expensive...

Engine parts interchangeable with Suzuki....

If can afford, better buy new Fi.... peace of mind....

But if u can find good old models then ok lo....

U can find 2nd hand Fi's now....     

I'm not using blade....Hence can't review the FC...

Tires depends on size and brand...

That rear tyre, we're looking at 400 ++

12-18k downpayment restricts your bike choices

it's quite hard to find hire-purchase financing package for bikes, and not many banks are offering it, and when they do, the margin is only 70%

so, from your max dp of 18k, you only have a rm 55,000 cap bike price
and don't forget you need to factor in insurance (rm1,000+), road tax (rm 250+), and your riding gears (rm 1,000+ at least for helmet, glove, jacket and boots)

so if you are still interested to get a supersports, like the r6, then 2nd hand is your another option

you drop my water face! 

hahahaha... 
mine was a replica (better word for fake  ) dainese mesh jacket

can't comment on how good or tahan it is

but just remember that, wearing something fake is better than nothing, rite?

i think most sifu bikers would agree if i say it's still okay if one were to wear a fake jacket (but not a racing suit), fake gloves for basic protection - but don't ever get the fake helmets (many fake arai / shoei in the market) EVER

so, in conclusion, wearing a fake padded jacket is better than wearing none. so, go ahead

i wear my fake dainese every day. serves me 2 purpose - basic crash protection, and prevents me from getting sun burnt on my forearm.

loving my n85

it's light, and has enough ventilation for my everyday hot city traffic ride, wide viewing port, integrated sun shade,

just scratches on the chin bar (after the tank slap incident), which is hardly noticable due to the graphic decals

see if you can notice the scratches in this picture, near the chin bar

yes, that's the scratch. barely noticeable, but it's there

don't even bother to clear the black tar remains - let it be as a reminder to me

heck, even the dent on my tank has not been repaired. serves as a reminder to myself. 

no time to repair. using the bike daily to go to office. malas mau repair.

replaced new left side bikini fairing, gear shifter paddle, and handlebar

just no time to repair the dent. me either busy or just malas... hahahahah.... procrastination to the max

the deep scratch on the crankcase cover has been sanded down nicely. just no time to go and buy the proper spray can color and touch up. just malas... 

surprisingly affordable (of course it's a relative term)

bikini fairing aka left side front cowling - rm 150

gear shifter paddle - rm 90

gear shifter paddle damper (the black rubber at the gear changer) - rm 7 (yes, they sell this separately!)

handle bar - rm 200

the ER6-N sticker cost rm 40 (OMG!) so i didn't even bother to paste it back
the experience was a bit painful initially, but seeing that i escaped without even the slightest scratch, i just don't care. happy a bit since no damage to myself. money can always get to buy new bikes. if you lose an arm or two, how much money oso cannot replace... 

u haven't include the torn fake alpinestar gloves (rm 100) which saves my soft, delicate and beautiful skin...

some tears on the fake jacket too

that's why u should always have surplus budget for your bike

luckily i dun need to pay any monthly installments, so no big dent in pocket

Im not sure about ER6F/N parts but for superbikes, many used parts available globally.
Just google for wrecked or salvaged motorcycle parts and you can found variety of choice and even with the same color of your bike.  Go find seller that detailed the exact condition along with photo of the parts before you choose any.
Even in ebay also you can found all used parts. Otherwise, major online accessories store are selling brand new OEM parts. Open the fiche site to see but of course will be much expensive

Forget it if want to go for insurance but for others who look for alternative, you guy should check it