Correct me if I'm wrong

I think the FI is V8 right?

Is it? My bad then. I wasnt sure thats why i put the bracket fi because scared i was wrong. Thanks for the correction.

So lc135 latest v vs fi is clearer i guess.

Most of the videos only talk about whata good. I wanna know whats bad also. Or anything future problems to anticipate with the new technologies implemented on the 135fi specifically.

FI means battery die cannot start
fuel pump rosak need to replace
want to mod faster also beratus-ratus
if no mod, jimat and konsisten compare to carburator

agree.

carburetor become LE limited edition

sadly foreman also dowan do carbu liao, much work and less profit.

get the fi version, better package. more fuel efficiency. rear disc brake, larger tank. dont worry the fi technologies already been on y15, y16, and others yamaha moped for yearsss

Thanks for the info. I dont think I will be modding especially within the warranty period. Casual use only.

In terms of the cost, is it significantly different i.e cost of fuel pump for carburetor vs fi?

And is the risk of rosak higher for fi vs carburetor if both used the same?


Thank you for this reassurance especially in terms of the technology being used for years already.
I was considering the larger tank, disc brake, and the led light as well. People are also highlighting the digital display but is it actually better? Other than the fuel tank and disc break, does it not increase the risk of more things to be broken?

Sorry if noobish question. First bike purchase.

Hi need help. To y16zr owner
What the yearly insurance for y16zr?

450 +/-

Got my bike already. Took the fi version. Riding bike so much scarier than car especially when fighting the wind.

Anyway, i noticed a few yellow and green paint on the screws and brake disc. Any reason for that?

Any tips for new bike owner is appreciated. Thanks


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welcome to the club

the paint is part of assembly check, means it is done torque down or tighten.
follow the service maintenance

for owner maintenance, lube the chain, check tyre pressure, coolant and brake fluid levels

Funny thing is i didnt get the manual. Only service book. Told the seller and will collect during first service i guess.

Tyre pressure ok.

So out of the shop no lube to the chain? Will apply it then.

Dont know where to check coolant and brake fluid but will google. Thanks for the info.

There are many options to those consumable parts: oil, chain, tyres
- there are normal chains which needs more oil interval, and O-ring chains that lasts longer in between

Pay attention to brake fluid and suspension maintenance, those can cause poor handling also (means scary to go fast)

need tyre recommendation for my LC135, locked my rear few times yesterday during the rain... since cannot fit in ABS hopping that a good tyre can lower the chances of locking my rear

waht tyre is rear using now? How old is it?
does the rear tyre slide in the wet when u turn?

in low grip situations (rain, gravel, sand) usually we try to brake upright using the front, rear brake will make rear tyre more easily lock

I can recommend Corsa platinum series (R26, Cross etc), Battlax BT39.

My experience tells me, is the rubber compound that determines wet grip, not the tread pattern. Tread pattern determines likeliness of aquaplaning, which is not wet grip.

hi, anyone here know a place I can remake make 135LC 1st version. It already look old. I want to make it look new & major service.

Prefer around bangi & kajang. Or around Selangor with pickup service.

some cheap brand , around 1 year i guess

so far in u turn all okay

i usually try to pump and release so wont lock, but still somehow managed to lock because of some ccb changing lane without looking at side mirror

will look into the tyres, any shop that you will recommend?

thanks

the two models, are the extreme cheap and expensive tyre I have tried both wet grip are good
no matter how good, can still lock so bear this in mind

as long as once u release rear brake, the tyre grip back, is good liao - u haven't seen tyre that continue to slide even after brake release, this one really really bad

existing tyre can try use slightly lower pressure to improve grip

u try shop around and see... if not buy from shopee and bring to shop pasang bagi duit upah

yesterday doing some ice skating dance all...

change tyre je dont want to risk it

okay will try see, thanks again for the help

wow..the thread has evolved.