Come on.. Picture pls... 😂 😂

The dimensions is smaller than Vulcan S,  right?

price is 31k++... not bad

Yeah a bit 'modern' in that aspect but the real thing is pretty nice

Fuhhh.... you all faster buy. In 3-4 years' time aku nak beli seken hand dari korang. Bini dok kenen nak blajar bawak moto...

Aku mmg kedekut taik hidung masin... semua kereta & motor aku beli seken after value has dropped significantly. Kekeke...

I hv never bought a brand new car or bike.

The thrill of the hunt is in sniffing out and tracking down the mint condition, low mileage vehicles being sold at a fraction of the original price.

Lanie dok kenen Vulcan S, sbb dia pendek & newbies will welcome the low seat height. Tapi Rebel 500 ni lagi ranggi... seronok sikit aku rembat sekali sekala gi kerja (alasan nak cas bateri).

yea, i oso think not worth to buy new bike in msia... the extra $$$ is suck by gov , merchant.. linggit drop....

okay 10Q. most accessories shop should have right ?

so the honda rebel was officially launched @ aos last weekend.

and still no msia fb group yet...  no body bothered... lol... 

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just bump into this channel... kinda like it..
rebel 500 review...

msia version got abs? 

no tachometer... 

I still do that. It's an old habit from my GSXR days which had a spare fuel petcock instead of a proper fuel gauge.

A few times I ran out of fuel due to failing to reset the petcock back to the main tank and using up the reserve fuel without realizing it. Putus urat kentut tolak motor tu....

So my hard earned lesson was to reset the tripmeter every time I refuelled so that I can roughtly gauge how many more kms before I should start looking for a petrol station.

And when I refueled, judging from how many litres I put in I could roughly gauge my fuel consumption for the previous tank of fuel.

It became such a habit that I still do it when driving my car and when riding my TNT600. In the case of the latter, the fuel gauge is such a terrible liar... it would show 3 bars one minute,and blinking zero bar the next minute, and I'd be shitting in my pants looking for a petrol station immediately. So I never trusted the fuel gauge anyway. The tripmeter, on the other hand, never lies.