Hi guys I am thinking of getting a cruiser for myself. Are there any 250cc or less cruisers for sale new in malaysia? If not then what is cheapest entry level cruiser bike in malaysia?
Cruiser bikes in malaysia
Cruiser bikes in malaysia
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Oct 21 2014, 12:41 PM, updated 10y ago
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Hi guys I am thinking of getting a cruiser for myself. Are there any 250cc or less cruisers for sale new in malaysia? If not then what is cheapest entry level cruiser bike in malaysia?
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Oct 21 2014, 01:34 PM
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kawasaki vnII ~RM26K
Naza Cruise 250 ~RM14K Maybe a few other local brands |
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Oct 21 2014, 06:16 PM
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Oct 21 2014, 09:49 PM
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Demak cougar 250 used rm4k-6k
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Oct 22 2014, 12:30 AM
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Oct 22 2014, 03:57 PM
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take the B license, leave the 250 behind WH4CockcooBird liked this post
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Oct 22 2014, 04:07 PM
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Oct 22 2014, 04:12 PM
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Oct 22 2014, 04:14 PM
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QUOTE(GreenSamurai @ Oct 22 2014, 04:07 PM) 250cc is smart. fuel saving. not heavy. price hike dont care.i dont think so any high cc bikers ever put their bikes into maximum test. why? they die before they even realize they at max speed. such a wasted and foolish. |
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Oct 22 2014, 11:15 PM
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250 is just another motorcycle.. Heheheh
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Oct 23 2014, 08:34 AM
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Wait for Kawasaki Vulcan S, uses ER6 engine. If the price follows, it's affordable.
QUOTE(Ph 7.00 @ Oct 22 2014, 04:14 PM) 250cc is smart. fuel saving. not heavy. price hike dont care. Yours is rempit mentality..... top/max speed pfft....i dont think so any high cc bikers ever put their bikes into maximum test. why? they die before they even realize they at max speed. such a wasted and foolish. |
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Oct 23 2014, 08:46 AM
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QUOTE(xecton @ Oct 23 2014, 08:34 AM) Wait for Kawasaki Vulcan S, uses ER6 engine. If the price follows, it's affordable. But since it's imported I think the price gonna be double when it reaches Malaysia |
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Oct 23 2014, 11:37 AM
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Momos Daytona 350 looks good and priced at 16k.
but its 350cc |
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Oct 23 2014, 02:44 PM
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Oct 23 2014, 04:04 PM
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Oct 23 2014, 06:39 PM
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This vulcan 250 currently in the market is a old model isn't?
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Oct 23 2014, 08:49 PM
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QUOTE(Ph 7.00 @ Oct 22 2014, 04:14 PM) 250cc is smart. fuel saving. not heavy. price hike dont care. track day? i dont think so any high cc bikers ever put their bikes into maximum test. why? they die before they even realize they at max speed. such a wasted and foolish. QUOTE(GreenSamurai @ Oct 22 2014, 04:07 PM) just take the full B |
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Oct 24 2014, 08:02 AM
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correct me if i am wrong
maintenance of 250cc bikes is almost or maybe the same as >250cc and above just engine oil level is different, others are the same |
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Oct 24 2014, 09:01 AM
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QUOTE(pallmall @ Oct 24 2014, 08:02 AM) correct me if i am wrong 250cc kawa engine (2piston) use 1.9l engine oil.(2 bottle) - normal service RM140 for fully syn oil.maintenance of 250cc bikes is almost or maybe the same as >250cc and above just engine oil level is different, others are the same 650cc kawa engine (2 piston) use 1.9-2l engine oil (2 bottle) - normal service rm140 for sully syn oil 806cc kawa engine (4 piston) use 3.4-3.6l engine oil (4 bottle) - normal service rm250 for fully syn or rm200 for semi syn.. |
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QUOTE(mozact89 @ Oct 24 2014, 09:01 AM) 250cc kawa engine (2piston) use 1.9l engine oil.(2 bottle) - normal service RM140 for fully syn oil. that routine maintenance.. how about other parts i.e chain, sprocket, tyre... 650cc kawa engine (2 piston) use 1.9-2l engine oil (2 bottle) - normal service rm140 for sully syn oil 806cc kawa engine (4 piston) use 3.4-3.6l engine oil (4 bottle) - normal service rm250 for fully syn or rm200 for semi syn.. |
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Oct 24 2014, 01:55 PM
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QUOTE(ganz @ Oct 24 2014, 09:08 AM) Chain n sprocket for er6 n 250 normally can stand to 30k.. z800 can stand to 40k. But all depends on how u ride n the maintenance of the chain.. Tyre 250 - front 120 70 - rm420 pr3 Rear 140 60 - rm450 pr4 650 Front 120 70 - rm420 pr3 Rear 160 60 - rm560 pr3 Z800 Front 120 70 - rm420 pr3 Rear 190 55 - rm670 pr3 |
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Oct 24 2014, 04:06 PM
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so.. not that much different
by the way.. im really looking for a new bike.. to use on daily travelling from shah alam to KL.. now .. riding my VTS200.. with my wife |
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Oct 24 2014, 04:16 PM
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Anyone know How much the B license now?
Mine is price 16yrs ago. RM250 |
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Oct 24 2014, 04:25 PM
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i ask .. around 650
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Oct 24 2014, 04:37 PM
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ganz interested in kangkang bike too?
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Oct 24 2014, 04:39 PM
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anything yang terasa macam bikers hahahaha
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Oct 24 2014, 04:43 PM
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I miss my Jaguh
very reliable and low maintenance cost |
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Oct 24 2014, 04:44 PM
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if its not cruisers, you options open up a lot
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Oct 24 2014, 04:45 PM
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have to consider my pillion hehehe.. that why i opt vts in the first place...
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Oct 24 2014, 05:04 PM
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QUOTE(xecton @ Oct 24 2014, 05:04 PM) ini macam la.... get another bike of your liking, use the vts when bringing your wife. hhahah.. if RM is not limited... conform this is my first choice.. by the way.. im not weeked rider.. bike is solely for work hehehhard to beat the scooter for pillion comfort. or get a goldwing |
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Oct 25 2014, 12:04 AM
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Oct 25 2014, 12:18 AM
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Sportster..
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Oct 27 2014, 03:34 PM
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amacam samuraihijau? getting a cruiser?
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Oct 29 2014, 02:19 PM
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Oct 29 2014, 04:00 PM
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when ETA for new vulcan? hope will be 30k below hahahah
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below 40k? damn...
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Oct 30 2014, 09:21 AM
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How about this beast?
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Oct 31 2014, 09:28 PM
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Now how much for full B license?
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Nov 10 2014, 11:35 AM
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one buy this motor.. got so many car already at home
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Nov 12 2014, 09:26 AM
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Changed my tyre recently...
RM850 for tyre RM180 for tubes RM70 for workmanship |
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Nov 12 2014, 11:06 AM
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kawasaki vnII hard to ride cuz need to know when to play with clutch.. used to it should be ok..
y not cb500x? jimat minyak wo |
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dont want clutch.. go for honda NC700.. hheheheheh
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Nov 15 2014, 11:56 PM
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Keeway dorado 250
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dah sampai
http://motomalaya.net/blog/2014/11/23/2015...ed-in-malaysia/ vulcan S, below rm30k This post has been edited by farghmee: Nov 24 2014, 10:23 AM |
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Nov 24 2014, 10:54 AM
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next year only
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QUOTE(hitz @ Nov 24 2014, 12:01 PM) Yea this is cool too and can just get B2 to ride it. Cheaper as well haha. In consideration. |
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QUOTE(mambangafro @ Nov 29 2014, 02:03 PM) if you are looking for the most affordable and reliable below 250cc cruiser bike,i would like to recommend you Modenas Jaguh I don't think can buy new anymore right? Also I identified another bike. Daelim daystarYou can ask me anything about this bike! Jaguh Rider since 2004! |
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Nov 29 2014, 07:30 PM
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Ive booked daystar vl250i. Waiting for jpj tender number to release.
I also had a hard time to choose these cruisers for below 250cc. V-twin vs single cilinder, carb vs fi, oil cooled vs water cooled, china vs korean. But take some time to read online review on these cruisers before making decision. At the end i settled with the most fuel saving and easy to maintain bike. Yes i know the engine sound from single cylinder aint that much exciting. |
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QUOTE(GreenSamurai @ Nov 29 2014, 02:49 PM) Daelim daystar owner hereThe best single cylinder fuel injection cruiser in malaysia so far Have gone rising to cameron, teluk intan, karak, genting highland and melaka Now clock 13k mileage Spare part available at Batu Caves MLE centre They also have accessories for it Have one faulty part but since it's under warranty they quickly fix on that very day Bought it cash for 16k otr |
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QUOTE(ichi_24 @ Nov 30 2014, 12:48 AM) Daelim daystar owner here What about fuel efficiency? I would assume it would quite good since it's a single cylinder. Also I don't think I will get it outright but I think the interest rates for bikes are too high sigh.The best single cylinder fuel injection cruiser in malaysia so far Have gone rising to cameron, teluk intan, karak, genting highland and melaka Now clock 13k mileage Spare part available at Batu Caves MLE centre They also have accessories for it Have one faulty part but since it's under warranty they quickly fix on that very day Bought it cash for 16k otr Also, how many years warranty is given for the bike? |
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QUOTE(GreenSamurai @ Nov 30 2014, 09:49 AM) What about fuel efficiency? I would assume it would quite good since it's a single cylinder. Also I don't think I will get it outright but I think the interest rates for bikes are too high sigh. My dad use it for daily usage, so very fuel efficientAlso, how many years warranty is given for the bike? Fuel tank at 17 litre. At average 120 km/ph can go up to 300+ km mileage The engine itself based from Honda engine so reliability so far so good Top speed 140 km/ph on gps which is normal for 250cc cruiser (you need big windshield due to wind blast) I bought at teck sim motor at selayang, you can ask the how much deposit need and the interest Good for people who don't have B full license Warranty is standard 1 year like every other manufacturers This post has been edited by ichi_24: Nov 30 2014, 05:38 PM |
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Nov 30 2014, 10:14 PM
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I think waranty is 2 years or 22k km on the brochure if im not mistaken.
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QUOTE(ichi_24 @ Nov 30 2014, 05:37 PM) My dad use it for daily usage, so very fuel efficient I'm curious about the components...Fuel tank at 17 litre. At average 120 km/ph can go up to 300+ km mileage The engine itself based from Honda engine so reliability so far so good Top speed 140 km/ph on gps which is normal for 250cc cruiser (you need big windshield due to wind blast) I bought at teck sim motor at selayang, you can ask the how much deposit need and the interest Good for people who don't have B full license Warranty is standard 1 year like every other manufacturers Is the headlight plastic or metal chrome? Are they using fake chrome (eg plastic) on other components on the bike? |
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QUOTE(CyberSetan @ Mar 8 2015, 03:23 PM) I'm curious about the components... Metal chrome Is the headlight plastic or metal chrome? Are they using fake chrome (eg plastic) on other components on the bike? Some part of plastic nevertheless they withstood some accident before Almost 20k now, no major breakdown so far, furthest i ride to Tanjung Piai So trip like 700+ km on 2 days Only pump twice during those trip |
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hi, wanna ask anyone can give review on the keeway black knight ? any major issues or is the bike value for money ? doing research for my cousin, wanna buy it for nearby use to gym and food....also compared to Naza cruise ? which would you recommend as this 2 bikes are priced similiar..thx
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Summoning complete! Not much activity here. We need this kind of info. Anyway, Vulcan S owner here.
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Aug 23 2016, 09:23 AM
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Im still not buying one..hahah budget constrain lately.m:(
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QUOTE(ganz @ Aug 23 2016, 09:23 AM) Yes, value vs personal economy somehow expensive bike can never cut into small budget. It's not what I need but more towards wanna try how it feels. Something as big as Vulcan in a busy lane is a scary thing really. |
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If im buying.. it gonna be my daily ride to office.. which somehow.. the opex cost sure be high....hahah
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For KL lah, kapcai is the king. Senang to squeeze between the cars but not really economy either. Anything wider than a kapcai you'll might have to treat it like driving a car. Sure can cilok a bit with big like as I often see BMW GSa with all the side boxes weaving through the traffic.
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Aug 23 2016, 01:51 PM) For KL lah, kapcai is the king. Senang to squeeze between the cars but not really economy either. Anything wider than a kapcai you'll might have to treat it like driving a car. Sure can cilok a bit with big like as I often see BMW GSa with all the side boxes weaving through the traffic. operating expenditure heheheh another one is CAPEX.. capital expenditure (Buying motor)Opex? |
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Vulcan S story. Total miles riden: 460km, still in breakin.
Just came back from a 76km journey. It has been like 12 years since I last rode a bike for a long trip and boy I really need to be fit because it's quite tiring even after that short distance. Power For me the bike is good enough that in 6th gear you just open the throttle to overtake it'll give you sufficient power to do so. But drop to 5th then the better it gets. I came from a kapcai straight jump to this so the power delivery is of course unheard of eventhough my Honda Hurricane can go up to 120kmh with just carburetor mod. Give it an engine mod then it might play within the legendary Siamese Honda Nova Dash (not our version of honda dash ya) territory. At 650cc it's good enough, more tha enough for me really. Comfort Loud exhaust, could be better seating. As I am a short person of 166m only, it gives me quite a few disadvantages like the handle reach although I can operate it I wish that the handle 2 inch closer to me. Gear level is like 1 inch too high so I had to lift my heel onto the peg to comfortably change the gear, if not I have to do it with the tip of my shoe which is not a good position. The seat left something to be desired so maybe aftermarket parts can do the justice. My hurricane seat is far more comfortable but yea the vibration from a single piston 2 stroke will cancel that comfort. Vulcan s vibrates too at higher rpm but not as bad as my honda. Still if you dont wear gloves then you'll end up with numb hands after a long trip. As for the exhaust, it's loud because of after market AHM brand. Head turns at traffic light. The shock absorbing system is quite hard but I need that in corners. Funny but I can use my body force to sway the bike like it's a small bike. You're swinging 220kg. FC and capacity I give it 17km/l. Sometimes it says 27km/l, next 16km/l. When the fuel gauge at E, I had to stand straight the bike to try to squeeze rm20 worth of ron97 but cannot la. Rm 19.17 it's full already. I hardly break 120kmh and rev limited to 4k in 1st-5th gear and 6k in 6th gear. There's eco icon on the lcd screen when I wisely used the throttle. Handling OK. I dare not try to 'canai' my pegs but the lean angle is good enough. Of course la not superbike level, this is just a damn cruiser but it gave me a grin already. Brake is good but i have yet to try it in emergency or do the hard breaking stuff yet compared to my honda. Shock damper could be softer but I think I have to trade the hard setup for agility and braking response. Muka rm3k, monthly rm512. Rm20 weekly for 300km plus minus. That's all for now |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Sep 1 2016, 09:33 PM) Vulcan S story. Total miles riden: 460km, still in breakin. Nice share bro. Will really help me out when I get my own Vulcan S in the future. You took 7 years loan bro?Just came back from a 76km journey. It has been like 12 years since I last rode a bike for a long trip and boy I really need to be fit because it's quite tiring even after that short distance. Power For me the bike is good enough that in 6th gear you just open the throttle to overtake it'll give you sufficient power to do so. But drop to 5th then the better it gets. I came from a kapcai straight jump to this so the power delivery is of course unheard of eventhough my Honda Hurricane can go up to 120kmh with just carburetor mod. Give it an engine mod then it might play within the legendary Siamese Honda Nova Dash (not our version of honda dash ya) territory. At 650cc it's good enough, more tha enough for me really. Comfort Loud exhaust, could be better seating. As I am a short person of 166m only, it gives me quite a few disadvantages like the handle reach although I can operate it I wish that the handle 2 inch closer to me. Gear level is like 1 inch too high so I had to lift my heel onto the peg to comfortably change the gear, if not I have to do it with the tip of my shoe which is not a good position. The seat left something to be desired so maybe aftermarket parts can do the justice. My hurricane seat is far more comfortable but yea the vibration from a single piston 2 stroke will cancel that comfort. Vulcan s vibrates too at higher rpm but not as bad as my honda. Still if you dont wear gloves then you'll end up with numb hands after a long trip. As for the exhaust, it's loud because of after market AHM brand. Head turns at traffic light. The shock absorbing system is quite hard but I need that in corners. Funny but I can use my body force to sway the bike like it's a small bike. You're swinging 220kg. FC and capacity I give it 17km/l. Sometimes it says 27km/l, next 16km/l. When the fuel gauge at E, I had to stand straight the bike to try to squeeze rm20 worth of ron97 but cannot la. Rm 19.17 it's full already. I hardly break 120kmh and rev limited to 4k in 1st-5th gear and 6k in 6th gear. There's eco icon on the lcd screen when I wisely used the throttle. Handling OK. I dare not try to 'canai' my pegs but the lean angle is good enough. Of course la not superbike level, this is just a damn cruiser but it gave me a grin already. Brake is good but i have yet to try it in emergency or do the hard breaking stuff yet compared to my honda. Shock damper could be softer but I think I have to trade the hard setup for agility and braking response. Muka rm3k, monthly rm512. Rm20 weekly for 300km plus minus. That's all for now This post has been edited by GreenSamurai: Sep 2 2016, 08:19 AM |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Sep 1 2016, 09:33 PM) Vulcan S story. Total miles riden: 460km, still in breakin. Vulcan s got special accessories ergofit where u can adjust the ride according to ur needJust came back from a 76km journey. It has been like 12 years since I last rode a bike for a long trip and boy I really need to be fit because it's quite tiring even after that short distance. Power For me the bike is good enough that in 6th gear you just open the throttle to overtake it'll give you sufficient power to do so. But drop to 5th then the better it gets. I came from a kapcai straight jump to this so the power delivery is of course unheard of eventhough my Honda Hurricane can go up to 120kmh with just carburetor mod. Give it an engine mod then it might play within the legendary Siamese Honda Nova Dash (not our version of honda dash ya) territory. At 650cc it's good enough, more tha enough for me really. Comfort Loud exhaust, could be better seating. As I am a short person of 166m only, it gives me quite a few disadvantages like the handle reach although I can operate it I wish that the handle 2 inch closer to me. Gear level is like 1 inch too high so I had to lift my heel onto the peg to comfortably change the gear, if not I have to do it with the tip of my shoe which is not a good position. The seat left something to be desired so maybe aftermarket parts can do the justice. My hurricane seat is far more comfortable but yea the vibration from a single piston 2 stroke will cancel that comfort. Vulcan s vibrates too at higher rpm but not as bad as my honda. Still if you dont wear gloves then you'll end up with numb hands after a long trip. As for the exhaust, it's loud because of after market AHM brand. Head turns at traffic light. The shock absorbing system is quite hard but I need that in corners. Funny but I can use my body force to sway the bike like it's a small bike. You're swinging 220kg. FC and capacity I give it 17km/l. Sometimes it says 27km/l, next 16km/l. When the fuel gauge at E, I had to stand straight the bike to try to squeeze rm20 worth of ron97 but cannot la. Rm 19.17 it's full already. I hardly break 120kmh and rev limited to 4k in 1st-5th gear and 6k in 6th gear. There's eco icon on the lcd screen when I wisely used the throttle. Handling OK. I dare not try to 'canai' my pegs but the lean angle is good enough. Of course la not superbike level, this is just a damn cruiser but it gave me a grin already. Brake is good but i have yet to try it in emergency or do the hard breaking stuff yet compared to my honda. Shock damper could be softer but I think I have to trade the hard setup for agility and braking response. Muka rm3k, monthly rm512. Rm20 weekly for 300km plus minus. That's all for now |
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QUOTE(knight_kriss @ Sep 2 2016, 11:14 AM) The shop say it can be adjusted at least the foot pegs. The seat and handlebars that will cost a bomb like rm300-400 each. I'll give the shop a visit after this. Next weekmis a busy day tho |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Sep 1 2016, 09:33 PM) Vulcan S story. Total miles riden: 460km, still in breakin. Tiring in what sense?Just came back from a 76km journey. It has been like 12 years since I last rode a bike for a long trip and boy I really need to be fit because it's quite tiring even after that short distance. I use my Vulcan as a mode of transportation to work , to and fro about 100km , mon - fri. Not tiring at all. It could be that you are still not used to the bike (460KM) and not familiar with the position of the foot pegs since you used to ride a kapchai before this. Give yourself some time and you'll love it. One thing I noticed about the engine is that the rev must be at least 3500rpm - 4000rpm. Anything below that, the engine will vibrate. How does the AHM mufflers sounds like? Which type of muffler you using? any pic? I would like to get something bassy and solid. |
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Just a note if you are planning to get a Vulcan or any cruisers with forward pegs for street/city use.
Especially when you are caught in a traffic jam or riding in slow city speed, you will feel the heat from the engine on your lower leg (ankle area). Unless you are wearing a high-cut riding boots. Worse is when the high speed fan is running, it will blow hot air (very hot) onto your ankles. |
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Sep 3 2016, 07:50 AM) Tiring in what sense? Yea still not used to having to ride for a long journey. The first timer is taxing for 'ayam daging' like me who seldom break a sweat in a whole week or even the whole month. It's better than riding a horse really tho. I use my Vulcan as a mode of transportation to work , to and fro about 100km , mon - fri. Not tiring at all. It could be that you are still not used to the bike (460KM) and not familiar with the position of the foot pegs since you used to ride a kapchai before this. Give yourself some time and you'll love it. One thing I noticed about the engine is that the rev must be at least 3500rpm - 4000rpm. Anything below that, the engine will vibrate. How does the AHM mufflers sounds like? Which type of muffler you using? any pic? I would like to get something bassy and solid. Yes it's quite a vibration under that mark. As for the exhaust, the keyword is 'AHM vulcan s'. Pics inside fb together with YouTube video link. Mine is the single barrel. This post has been edited by PedangGila: Sep 3 2016, 09:35 AM |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Sep 3 2016, 09:34 AM) As for the exhaust, the keyword is 'AHM vulcan s'. Pics inside fb together with YouTube video link. Mine is the single barrel. But I'd love to get a sports type muffler...don't wish to spoil the modern-sports cruiser look on the VulcanS. This type: ![]() The Akrapovic on this ER6N sounds good. Not sure if I will get this same sound when it is installed on a VulcanS (same engine, different tuning) |
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Sep 3 2016, 11:59 AM) Thanks. Hmm. Hardly can justify any sound coming from Youtube but it should be loud enough to ring your neighbors at 2-3am. A friend of mine said, in the dead silence morning 1am, he still can hear my exhaust 600m away to tell that I dont rev the engine.But I'd love to get a sports type muffler...don't wish to spoil the modern-sports cruiser look on the VulcanS. » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Sep 3 2016, 04:36 PM) Hmm. Hardly can justify any sound coming from Youtube but it should be loud enough to ring your neighbors at 2-3am. A friend of mine said, in the dead silence morning 1am, he still can hear my exhaust 600m away to tell that I dont rev the engine. So if you come home at 1am++, you gotta shut off the engine and push your bike home from 600m away. Did he call you a nuisance? Haha. |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Sep 3 2016, 04:36 PM) Hmm. Hardly can justify any sound coming from Youtube but it should be loud enough to ring your neighbors at 2-3am. A friend of mine said, in the dead silence morning 1am, he still can hear my exhaust 600m away to tell that I dont rev the engine. Tahniah bro..U took aeon finance? What is price before finance? |
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Sep 3 2016, 05:36 PM) So if you come home at 1am++, you gotta shut off the engine and push your bike home from 600m away. Did he call you a nuisance? Haha. QUOTE(ganz @ Sep 3 2016, 07:19 PM) Tq bro. Cash can do rm30k but you know la poison like side bag, engine guard, radiator guard and accessories whatelse sure cannot do with just 30k. Atleast prepare to spend 33k. Yes with aeon credit. It's like 43k for 7 years. I rushed to buy this to mess with my bank statement so that I won't be able to straight jump from a kapcai to a Ducati Diavel last month or prolly this year. Am waiting for XDiavel really.Peekaboos This post has been edited by PedangGila: Sep 3 2016, 09:58 PM |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Sep 3 2016, 08:09 PM) Well you put jealous, tired and misunderstanding you'll get the heat. NiceTq bro. Cash can do rm30k but you know la poison like side bag, engine guard, radiator guard and accessories whatelse sure cannot do with just 30k. Atleast prepare to spend 33k. Yes with aeon credit. It's like 43k for 7 years. I rushed to buy this to mess with my bank statement so that I won't be able to straight jump from a kapcai to a Ducati Diavel last month or prolly this year. Am waiting for XDiavel really. Peekaboos How much you paid for the radiator guard? |
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Sep 3 2016, 11:03 PM) It's in the package of like rm3k. Side boxes and the rack, rad cover and exhaust. The rad guard prolly 150 or so.And the akrapovic just sounded like AHM. Different shape but almost the same note. This post has been edited by PedangGila: Sep 4 2016, 06:51 AM |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Sep 4 2016, 06:48 AM) It's in the package of like rm3k. Side boxes and the rack, rad cover and exhaust. The rad guard prolly 150 or so. Side Box should be around RM800++. I'm using the same box, with Vulcan S mount (not universal mount).And the akrapovic just sounded like AHM. Different shape but almost the same note. |
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Lane Splitter: XDiavel review
"The biggest issue for most people with the XDiavel is going to be fit. My friend Andria, who writes for USA Today, was along for the ride, and is all of 5'2" tall. Even with the pegs moved to their rear position (not the mid controls, but just moved back 22.5 mm), she still looked folded in half and pretty uncomfortable on the bike. At six feet even, I could operate the controls more easily, but wouldn’t call myself comfortable." Duh I'm like 5'4". Doomed. But I have sat on Diavel and could reach the handle like vulcan S. |
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Sep 3 2016, 07:54 AM) Just a note if you are planning to get a Vulcan or any cruisers with forward pegs for street/city use. Ha I took mine out for evening cruise and am wearing this 3/4 pants and selipar jepun Hahaha oohhh if your bulu kaki ever need a good sauna, it's a good way to do so especially when the rad fan turns on.Especially when you are caught in a traffic jam or riding in slow city speed, you will feel the heat from the engine on your lower leg (ankle area). Unless you are wearing a high-cut riding boots. Worse is when the high speed fan is running, it will blow hot air (very hot) onto your ankles. |
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Just got back from a return trip of 200km+. Pumped ron97 BHP RM19, about 9 liter something and it took away like 90%. Rev limited to 6k rpm in top gear and occasionally 5k rpm in 4th and 5th gear. Average speed 90kmh, max speed 120kmh. So heads up for those who want to have Kawasaki Vulcan S, full tank maybe you can do 300km but I'd rather be safe juat to put max 250km for a full tank minus the last bar.
Also highly recommended to use full face or modular helmet and freaking earplug because the exhaust maybe too loud if you have custom like mine. For modular helmet, recommend Lazer Monaco full carbon, Schuberth C3 pro, SHARK Evoline 3 or anything that fits your budget. I am currently riding with half helmet on, not a good experience as the wind will push it out of place. |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Sep 20 2016, 08:49 PM) Just got back from a return trip of 200km+. Pumped ron97 BHP RM19, about 9 liter something and it took away like 90%. Rev limited to 6k rpm in top gear and occasionally 5k rpm in 4th and 5th gear. Average speed 90kmh, max speed 120kmh. So heads up for those who want to have Kawasaki Vulcan S, full tank maybe you can do 300km but I'd rather be safe juat to put max 250km for a full tank minus the last bar. not bad on fuel consumption.. my sym 200 running at RM5/50-60km (RM20-25)/ weekAlso highly recommended to use full face or modular helmet and freaking earplug because the exhaust maybe too loud if you have custom like mine. For modular helmet, recommend Lazer Monaco full carbon, Schuberth C3 pro, SHARK Evoline 3 or anything that fits your budget. I am currently riding with half helmet on, not a good experience as the wind will push it out of place. btw.. where are you staying? |
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Just installed a reduced reach Ergo-Fit for 1.5k a set of handle, seat and gear lever. Now I dont feel too stretched on the bike. Now really you can go to a mod show to get all this done for just rm200 or maybe less like they will cut amd welded the handle to add the inch preferred or repadded the cushion. I dont wanna be bothered with reliability but of course either way might not introduced any mishandling but for peace of mind why not pay moar.
I'm in dilemma realy because I like an adventure suit, the one you wear when riding a cross country bike like bmw GS or a Vstorm, but wearing that on a chopper or esy rider really awkward lah. You have to look like a monkey really on a chopper, hippies like wear underwear only is fine. Leather leather all the way. |
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How's Vulcan for short lady? 5'4 inch tall and skinny amoy....
my GF wishes to ride with me without being a pillion, but dont' want to invest so much on another Barley.... Another bike to aim is Triumph Speed twin.. however its well beyond our budget.. (already have 2 barleys at my stallion) |
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QUOTE(ajaibman @ Jan 7 2017, 12:28 AM) How's Vulcan for short lady? 5'4 inch tall and skinny amoy.... Short riders will no have issues with the Vulcan S since the seat height is low.my GF wishes to ride with me without being a pillion, but dont' want to invest so much on another Barley.... The girl in this video is quite short. No issues. |
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QUOTE(ajaibman @ Jan 7 2017, 12:28 AM) How's Vulcan for short lady? 5'4 inch tall and skinny amoy.... We'll I'm 5,4 too. This vulcan really is like 200kg bike so it'll take a while to get used to if coming from kapcai like me. About the seating as you can read my post above about installation of reduced reach set then the bike is comfortable at least for me. As you can see those two riders in the video posted here their body lean forward a bit to get that comfort zone so I highly recommend you/her to get the reduced reach package. I think it's a good bike for newbies to cruiser but if she's power addict then haiz buy her H2 lah.my GF wishes to ride with me without being a pillion, but dont' want to invest so much on another Barley.... Another bike to aim is Triumph Speed twin.. however its well beyond our budget.. (already have 2 barleys at my stallion) Or if you can find a custom shop ask them to mod the handlebar, seat and pegs to you need and prolly can save more. Oh, don't use motul 300v, motul 7100 or 5100 is fine. This post has been edited by PedangGila: Jan 7 2017, 08:48 PM |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Jan 7 2017, 08:46 PM) We'll I'm 5,4 too. This vulcan really is like 200kg bike so it'll take a while to get used to if coming from kapcai like me. About the seating as you can read my post above about installation of reduced reach set then the bike is comfortable at least for me. As you can see those two riders in the video posted here their body lean forward a bit to get that comfort zone so I highly recommend you/her to get the reduced reach package. I think it's a good bike for newbies to cruiser but if she's power addict then haiz buy her H2 lah. Thanks for the explanation, she grew up in Strong torque V -Twin.. dont think hyperbike and lightning speed is what her aim is... Or if you can find a custom shop ask them to mod the handlebar, seat and pegs to you need and prolly can save more. Oh, don't use motul 300v, motul 7100 or 5100 is fine. Can't find any test ride unit around KL.. so yeah only time she climbed into one was a stationary bike. |
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Jan 8 2017, 10:24 PM) 300v is not formulated for a long distance/oci. Racing sure fine but some people after an event straight flush out. 7100 is fully while 5100 is semi are good enough. https://www.motul.com/sg/en/news/300v-8100-...-the-difference http://www.triumphrat.net/air-cooled-twins...age=1&_k=h2pzhd This post has been edited by PedangGila: Jan 9 2017, 05:51 AM |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Jan 9 2017, 04:27 AM) 300v is not formulated for a long distance/oci. Racing sure fine but some people after an event straight flush out. 7100 is fully while 5100 is semi are good enough. OK. I never do long distance ride. Just KL ride to work. So i'm more concern about the stop go traffic riding condition in KL. I find some engine oil cannot take the heat and could hear the engine gets rougher during traffic jams.https://www.motul.com/sg/en/news/300v-8100-...-the-difference http://www.triumphrat.net/air-cooled-twins...age=1&_k=h2pzhd |
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Jan 9 2017, 08:24 AM) OK. I never do long distance ride. Just KL ride to work. So i'm more concern about the stop go traffic riding condition in KL. I find some engine oil cannot take the heat and could hear the engine gets rougher during traffic jams. I used diesel engine oil for my bike... as long SAE 20W-50 Jalan... Lower viscosity engine oil than 20W.. make my balls masak.. |
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Sep 3 2016, 07:50 AM) Tiring in what sense? I use my Vulcan as a mode of transportation to work , to and fro about 100km , mon - fri. Not tiring at all. It could be that you are still not used to the bike (460KM) and not familiar with the position of the foot pegs since you used to ride a kapchai before this. Give yourself some time and you'll love it. One thing I noticed about the engine is that the rev must be at least 3500rpm - 4000rpm. Anything below that, the engine will vibrate. How does the AHM mufflers sounds like? Which type of muffler you using? any pic? I would like to get something bassy and solid. ![]() ![]() |
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Jan 9 2017, 08:24 AM) OK. I never do long distance ride. Just KL ride to work. So i'm more concern about the stop go traffic riding condition in KL. I find some engine oil cannot take the heat and could hear the engine gets rougher during traffic jams. That's one of the reason why I want a bike with liquid cooling system just to ease the bike pain unloading those heat when getting caught by heavy traffic. |
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Goldwing touring bike, is it the same category as a cruiser? Any special thread for this category?
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QUOTE(jackbanner @ Jan 23 2017, 10:46 AM) Goldwing is considered a touring bike or tourerSee reference from Honda USA's website: http://powersports.honda.com/ * click on 'street' to see the categories There are also sub categories like the sport tourers (regular sport bikes but with higher set handles and more upright riding position, usually they look alright too if fitted with panniers) and perhaps the ADV tourer bikes Cruisers (also sometimes called easy riders) on the other hand are like the (Japanese for reference ya) Kawasaki Vulcan S, Yamaha Bolt etc. For more experienced riders, do correct if there are mistakes in my definition. |
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Ya goldwing is not a cruiser.
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QUOTE(ajaibman @ Jan 7 2017, 01:28 AM) How's Vulcan for short lady? 5'4 inch tall and skinny amoy.... My GF is around 150cm tall and took an instant liking to the Vulcan too. Totally not my cup of tea, though. I'd rather have her go for a proper low seat streetbike like the F800R, but the Vulcan has an even lower seat, carries almost all of its weight low and looks totally non-threatening for newbies. I think I'll have an easier time coaching her on the Vulcan too.my GF wishes to ride with me without being a pillion, but dont' want to invest so much on another Barley.... Another bike to aim is Triumph Speed twin.. however its well beyond our budget.. (already have 2 barleys at my stallion) Second hand Vulcan 650s are going for like RM20+k thereabouts. Tempting. When kena lottery later I will revisit this thought. |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Jan 17 2017, 07:09 PM) That's one of the reason why I want a bike with liquid cooling system just to ease the bike pain unloading those heat when getting caught by heavy traffic. Yamaha Virago XV535 of the mid 1990s. Those of us who had to take our B Full license back then came off with roasted testicles and charbroiled calves every time. |
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QUOTE(ZZR-Pilot @ Feb 7 2017, 06:45 PM) Yamaha Virago XV535 of the mid 1990s. Hahaha. Back then I dunno how to use manual clutch so like 10 years after that baru boleh try. Now some use Binelli, easy bike to handle but problematic esp gearbox. The indicator says it's N but actually the gear is still engaged. Heard that it's not reliable gearbox. Some er6. Those of us who had to take our B Full license back then came off with roasted testicles and charbroiled calves every time. Testing licence tua tua gini a bit challenging really because majority of testee are around 17-20 ish. Tengok anak dara hidung merah merah pink lg bro alahai. Cobaan This post has been edited by PedangGila: Feb 8 2017, 02:20 PM |
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still any new model from any brand for cruiser?...B2 is all I got hahahaha height only 5.2' lol
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Feb 8 2017, 03:11 PM) Hahaha. Back then I dunno how to use manual clutch so like 10 years after that baru boleh try. Now some use Binelli, easy bike to handle but problematic esp gearbox. The indicator says it's N but actually the gear is still engaged. Heard that it's not reliable gearbox. Some er6. Driving schools use TNT600 or TNT300?Testing licence tua tua gini a bit challenging really because majority of testee are around 17-20 ish. Tengok anak dara hidung merah merah pink lg bro alahai. Cobaan If they use TNT600, it will be tough for the students because this bike has a pretty tall saddle. You need a hell lot of confidence to ride tall bikes. I have experienced false neutral on all the bikes I owned, not just my Benelli. Over time you learn never to trust the green neutral light 100% - I always let out the clutch gently even at neutral out of habit. It gives me time to quickly pull it back in case of false neutrals. The worst is shifting the gear pedal at the traffic light and getting lazy by letting the clutch lever snap out.... only to find out to your horror that the bike is still in gear, despite what the N light says. |
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QUOTE(ZZR-Pilot @ Feb 8 2017, 03:17 PM) Driving schools use TNT600 or TNT300? ...need to take full B test soon... TNT300 should be an easy pass...I think...If they use TNT600, it will be tough for the students because this bike has a pretty tall saddle. You need a hell lot of confidence to ride tall bikes. I have experienced false neutral on all the bikes I owned, not just my Benelli. Over time you learn never to trust the green neutral light 100% - I always let out the clutch gently even at neutral out of habit. It gives me time to quickly pull it back in case of false neutrals. The worst is shifting the gear pedal at the traffic light and getting lazy by letting the clutch lever snap out.... only to find out to your horror that the bike is still in gear, despite what the N light says. |
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Feb 8 2017, 04:40 PM) Good luck. Watch out for the TITI TEST.The famous TITI TEST is a hell lot easier when taken using cruisers because they carry their weight very low. Easier to balance when dragging the rear brake slowly across the titi. Taller naked bikes have higher center of gravity. Hey, has the JPJ bike test format changed since the early 90s? Curious to know. |
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QUOTE(ZZR-Pilot @ Feb 8 2017, 03:48 PM) Good luck. Watch out for the TITI TEST. AFAIK, hasn't changedThe famous TITI TEST is a hell lot easier when taken using cruisers because they carry their weight very low. Easier to balance when dragging the rear brake slowly across the titi. Taller naked bikes have higher center of gravity. Hey, has the JPJ bike test format changed since the early 90s? Curious to know. |
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QUOTE(ZZR-Pilot @ Feb 8 2017, 03:17 PM) Driving schools use TNT600 or TNT300? It's TN600 for me. Yes the bike's seat is quite high as I am a bit tip toeing but like every majority of sport/touring/naked bike is a PITA really for newbies or shorter people but they have to get over it as a required skill, even not stated in the syllabus. The bike's engine management is amazing though, it doesn't jerked or bogged down at all so I can do number 8 in gear one. Tried gear 2 but the power stepped up a bit so I fell of the bike hahaha. If they use TNT600, it will be tough for the students because this bike has a pretty tall saddle. You need a hell lot of confidence to ride tall bikes. I have experienced false neutral on all the bikes I owned, not just my Benelli. Over time you learn never to trust the green neutral light 100% - I always let out the clutch gently even at neutral out of habit. It gives me time to quickly pull it back in case of false neutrals. The worst is shifting the gear pedal at the traffic light and getting lazy by letting the clutch lever snap out.... only to find out to your horror that the bike is still in gear, despite what the N light says. Cruiser although lower but it tends to have longer wheel base which might pose a problem during tight turn maneuvers, the one after figure 8 test. I have yet to bring my vulcan to the test school to see how it performs but the tight turns really suits its name. If the feet is of the peg then bye bye points. My score sheet marks were deducted enough for a passing grade but not once during the maneuvers I lifted my feet of the pegs. The added section for JPJ is mandatory test for pre start check so you are required to check the bike's controls, oil, fuel etc. It's like 13 items iinm. Quite easy to do but one or two parts may be missed because of nervousness and waiting blues. |
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QUOTE(xul.muhd @ Feb 8 2017, 03:11 PM) Have you considered this? The Keeway Dorado Black Knight 250 EFi. Not sure if this bike is still available though with the change in brand ownership in Malaysiahttps://www.carbay.my/new-motorcycles/keewa...-knight-250/efi http://blog.hazwanhashim.com/review-keeway...k-knight-250cc/ |
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Jan 17 2017, 06:42 PM) Not really bro.. depends... if not moving for longed period of time then yes will burned your bulu... but if you still can cilok.. should be no problem... I rode 1.2 L air cooled cruiser for commuting each day.. and 88cu aircooled cruiser for weekend getaway... |
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QUOTE(ajaibman @ Feb 22 2017, 04:45 PM) Not really bro.. depends... if not moving for longed period of time then yes will burned your bulu... but if you still can cilok.. should be no problem... Wow, those are big time heavies! I rode 1.2 L air cooled cruiser for commuting each day.. and 88cu aircooled cruiser for weekend getaway... |
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Feb 22 2017, 05:02 PM) good thing about Cruisers they easily hide the unecessary chrome/metal weight on the geometry.. so as long you sit on the saddle + low center of gravity.. it should work easily.. Unlike those road bikes (especially the dreaded Z800) that has higher center of gravity and front bias weight distribution.. |
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QUOTE(ajaibman @ Feb 22 2017, 05:10 PM) good thing about Cruisers they easily hide the unecessary chrome/metal weight on the geometry.. so as long you sit on the saddle + low center of gravity.. it should work easily.. Ya, I heard the Z800 is scary. I'm happy with my FZ. Not an intimidating bike to ride due to comfortable riding position but can push it when needed too.Unlike those road bikes (especially the dreaded Z800) that has higher center of gravity and front bias weight distribution.. |
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Harley anyone?
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QUOTE(Chisinlouz @ Mar 1 2017, 09:16 AM) Huhuhu that thing can break ego in less than 3 seconds QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Mar 1 2017, 01:58 PM) That thing is very big. Street Glide is 180k a piece, even if I can buy that the size wuu cannot tahan. Cool is one thing tp seksa tu no money cn buy. By mistake i tried to stand the bike but directly twist the handle, my goodness it's heavy. You have to balance the bike first then twist the handle. |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Mar 2 2017, 09:14 AM) Huhuhu that thing can break ego in less than 3 seconds Wow street glide. Im interested on 48 and vrod. Tempting.That thing is very big. Street Glide is 180k a piece, even if I can buy that the size wuu cannot tahan. Cool is one thing tp seksa tu no money cn buy. By mistake i tried to stand the bike but directly twist the handle, my goodness it's heavy. You have to balance the bike first then twist the handle. |
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QUOTE(Chisinlouz @ Mar 2 2017, 12:13 PM) Well if you're pendek as in having less than 6' of height it is quite challenging. I talk to one person he say vrod is not quite balanced as in it is slightly heavier to the left so for long distance it might not get well but it's just one person opinion. I myself have considered either SG or Vrod back then into my wishlist but really having HD as first big bike is too overkill on the learning curve and ofc financially wasn't that rock solid replying on side income which's just 4 digits. I'd rather invest in properties and glad that I bought cheaper bike because I have very few time to ride it really. |
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Well, after like more than 3k km riding my Vulcan S:
1. Reached speed 170kmh without a windshield but really it's not comfortable at that speed. 2. can go like 250km with a full tank of 8+ worth of petrol but highly recommend to fill up around 200km mark. 3. With custom exhaust on and LS2 FF370 helmet XXL size you need a good earplug. 4. It can lean but I wont dare more as this thing is a cruiser. 5. Have yet to enter service but I already have a Motul 7100 fully syn in mind. So too the cost to renew the bike's insurance not until September I will know. Estimated around RM700. (please correct me if i'm wrong) |
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Honda Rebel 500 looks nice. Plenty in Thailand.
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Apr 26 2017, 10:12 PM) Well, after like more than 3k km riding my Vulcan S: would like to ask, ~110kmh @ 6th gear, wht is the rpm?1. Reached speed 170kmh without a windshield but really it's not comfortable at that speed. 2. can go like 250km with a full tank of 8+ worth of petrol but highly recommend to fill up around 200km mark. 3. With custom exhaust on and LS2 FF370 helmet XXL size you need a good earplug. 4. It can lean but I wont dare more as this thing is a cruiser. 5. Have yet to enter service but I already have a Motul 7100 fully syn in mind. So too the cost to renew the bike's insurance not until September I will know. Estimated around RM700. (please correct me if i'm wrong) |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Apr 28 2017, 09:46 AM) This im not sure since I hardly pay attention to rpm meter, prolly around 4k. The road is busy nowadays can't really pay attention to the numbers and I'd rather enjoy the scenery cruising. from utube vids, but not very clear, its round 6k, online review also mention its a bit higher for vulcan s. |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Mar 1 2017, 02:54 AM) I only once tried sitting on an SG 2016 at juru showroom. Very intimidating for a short person like me. Thats one of the lightest Harley Touring bike range (production code FLXXXX) because already undergo the Rushmoore upgrade. Before 2014, (even worst before change to twin cam FI engine) its heavier and very lousy in the terms of handling.. |
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QUOTE(ajaibman @ Apr 28 2017, 05:09 PM) Thats one of the lightest Harley Touring bike range (production code FLXXXX) because already undergo the Rushmoore upgrade. Back then really interested in harley but when I sit on one, that SG, tip toeing. Not suitable for my height. Asked a brother who rode a 48, he said bergetar nasib baik tak mandul.Before 2014, (even worst before change to twin cam FI engine) its heavier and very lousy in the terms of handling.. |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Apr 28 2017, 07:23 PM) It's close to 5k rpm in 6th. Well, I have yet to test this myself but it's kinda dangerous thing to do. I dont even have a dashcam. its ok bro, just take a glance next time, have to be cruising on a flat road This post has been edited by basilisk: Apr 28 2017, 07:46 PM |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Apr 26 2017, 10:12 PM) Well, after like more than 3k km riding my Vulcan S: What custom exhaust you got? Can show pic? 1. Reached speed 170kmh without a windshield but really it's not comfortable at that speed. 2. can go like 250km with a full tank of 8+ worth of petrol but highly recommend to fill up around 200km mark. 3. With custom exhaust on and LS2 FF370 helmet XXL size you need a good earplug. 4. It can lean but I wont dare more as this thing is a cruiser. 5. Have yet to enter service but I already have a Motul 7100 fully syn in mind. So too the cost to renew the bike's insurance not until September I will know. Estimated around RM700. (please correct me if i'm wrong) |
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Bro, how much is the custom exhaust?
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Apr 28 2017, 07:26 PM) Back then really interested in harley but when I sit on one, that SG, tip toeing. Not suitable for my height. Asked a brother who rode a 48, he said bergetar nasib baik tak mandul. Bergetar when idle kot.. up to speed the gegaran gone... unless something wrong with the engine or tayar.. |
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I have this quite an interest in Vulcan 900 custom but when people say it got only 5 gears and yearning for an upshift when cruising. Haiz. Followed an SG 103 durin a trip to Terengganu Bike week, the torque wah so jealous.
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QUOTE(ajaibman @ Apr 28 2017, 05:02 PM) Yes what about? Wah. Imagine the maintenance if using a Harley for daily commutes. 50 % off cars have cheaper maintenance probally? Cars only for wives?I owned 1991 Electra Glide Ultra Clasic (weekend bike) and 2011 XL1200C sportster for my daily commute... Have you gone to a Official Naza HOG ride before? Maybe even know you I think. |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Apr 26 2017, 10:12 PM) Well, after like more than 3k km riding my Vulcan S: Bro some have claimed to reach 198 199 speed like that. Stock some more. I don't know about that.1. Reached speed 170kmh without a windshield but really it's not comfortable at that speed. 2. can go like 250km with a full tank of 8+ worth of petrol but highly recommend to fill up around 200km mark. 3. With custom exhaust on and LS2 FF370 helmet XXL size you need a good earplug. 4. It can lean but I wont dare more as this thing is a cruiser. 5. Have yet to enter service but I already have a Motul 7100 fully syn in mind. So too the cost to renew the bike's insurance not until September I will know. Estimated around RM700. (please correct me if i'm wrong) If you were to relax and cruise comfortably usually I've heard of speed like 130 to 170 like that? For you? What's the speed? |
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QUOTE(WTFisLYN @ May 4 2017, 09:55 PM) Wah. Imagine the maintenance if using a Harley for daily commutes. 50 % off cars have cheaper maintenance probally? Cars only for wives? It reduces my blood pressure by avoiding the jam at the same time enjoying the V-Twin pushrod tractor sounds...Have you gone to a Official Naza HOG ride before? Maybe even know you I think. Yea I have join their ride since HOG under HMOC during President Choo leadership.. until now when TJ taking over.. PS: HOG ride kinda slow since everyone need to lined up a pair and control the speed.. ![]() This post has been edited by ajaibman: May 4 2017, 11:37 PM |
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QUOTE(WTFisLYN @ May 4 2017, 10:09 PM) Bro some have claimed to reach 198 199 speed like that. Stock some more. I don't know about that. The wind resistance and the noise was unbearable at 170kmh that my helmet produced vibration at a certain frequency. The riding position is not suitable to go up to that speed but yes there's still some throttle left unwinded at 170kmh so maybe 190kmh or the extra tick is possible. I only stayed like 1 second or so and missed the rpm reading. Words has it that Vulcan S engine originated from Ninja sportbike which is capable of 200kmh. If you were to relax and cruise comfortably usually I've heard of speed like 130 to 170 like that? For you? What's the speed? Cruising is around 90-110kmh. |
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QUOTE(ajaibman @ May 4 2017, 11:34 PM) It reduces my blood pressure by avoiding the jam at the same time enjoying the V-Twin pushrod tractor sounds... That one HOG USA photo right?Yea I have join their ride since HOG under HMOC during President Choo leadership.. until now when TJ taking over.. PS: HOG ride kinda slow since everyone need to lined up a pair and control the speed.. ![]() I am not an official HOG member yet. Just pillion a few people a few times. The Chinese boss no more? What happen? TJ is boss now? Are you TJ LoL? |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ May 4 2017, 11:40 PM) The wind resistance and the noise was unbearable at 170kmh that my helmet produced vibration at a certain frequency. The riding position is not suitable to go up to that speed but yes there's still some throttle left unwinded at 170kmh so maybe 190kmh or the extra tick is possible. I only stayed like 1 second or so and missed the rpm reading. Words has it that Vulcan S engine originated from Ninja sportbike which is capable of 200kmh. Next time you try don't forget to see the RPM Meter LoL ;-)Cruising is around 90-110kmh. |
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QUOTE(WTFisLYN @ May 6 2017, 06:18 AM) No time for that, I'd rather enjoy the scenery or keep watch since too many variables on the road. Some retards signaled left but turned right, forgot to switch of the signal, malfunctiomed brake lamp, brake first then signal or never signal at all just turn like nobody's business. It'll take only one mistake to ruin a good year. The only thing to keep watch is the gas/fuel level. |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ May 7 2017, 09:01 AM) No time for that, I'd rather enjoy the scenery or keep watch since too many variables on the road. Some retards signaled left but turned right, forgot to switch of the signal, malfunctiomed brake lamp, brake first then signal or never signal at all just turn like nobody's business. It'll take only one mistake to ruin a good year. The only thing to keep watch is the gas/fuel level. Very dangerous. Ride safe. |
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Just did 130kmh at Guthrie Highway towards Kuala Selangor n the rmp was at 6000. Then I saw a kupchai crashed at the opposite side with the rider motionless on the road. Immediately lowered my speed and keep the monkey in checked. hahaha. Still riding without the widnshield n its not confortable at all at high speed.
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Tumpang Here..... known of kaki who wants to sell their HD Street 750, please pm me his/her contact and price.
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QUOTE(ajaibman @ Jan 7 2017, 12:28 AM) How's Vulcan for short lady? 5'4 inch tall and skinny amoy.... Just give her your other barley lah.my GF wishes to ride with me without being a pillion, but dont' want to invest so much on another Barley.... Another bike to aim is Triumph Speed twin.. however its well beyond our budget.. (already have 2 barleys at my stallion) |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Feb 8 2017, 02:11 PM) Hahaha. Back then I dunno how to use manual clutch so like 10 years after that baru boleh try. Now some use Binelli, easy bike to handle but problematic esp gearbox. The indicator says it's N but actually the gear is still engaged. Heard that it's not reliable gearbox. Some er6. Wah you got no licence?Testing licence tua tua gini a bit challenging really because majority of testee are around 17-20 ish. Tengok anak dara hidung merah merah pink lg bro alahai. Cobaan Not afraid of COPS and JPJ KA? |
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Btw, Yamaha Stryker looks awesome really. Liquid cooled too. V twin air cooled is cruiser really but lotsa people I found commented on the casual rise of hot air especially when you stop.
Last time went to wash the bike and talked to pomen there he said Vulcan S is quite unusual bike really, looks like a cruiser but behave not like it. Engine power, lean angle is not like cruiser at all. Harley 103 without mod cannot do the speed like Vulcan S does and so the lean angle an HD would be scrapping the engine really. It's not a cruiser bike but a sportbike hiding behind a cruiser looks. |
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cos its the same engine used on er6f er6n versys650 z650 ....
mostly when ppl wana ride cruiser, they want the low rpm feel with torque.. hp n torque peak early at low rpm,,, that kinda layback feel... this cannot be achieved in vulcanS or honda rebel... even virago535 also rev too high... vulcanS new Rebel500 all sound same like normal inline2.. ppl might get bored... one reason y old v twin cruiser like virago535, honda shadow, dragstar is still expensive today.... ( cos they can sound abit close to a harley,,, this is old honda rebel 450, 360 firing order... 883 sound This post has been edited by basilisk: May 29 2017, 01:08 PM |
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QUOTE(basilisk @ May 29 2017, 12:18 PM) cos its the same engine used on er6f er6n versys650 z650 .... So in order to get that true cruiser engine feel you must only get Harley and Indian?mostly when ppl wana ride cruiser, they want the low rpm feel with torque.. hp n torque peak early at low rpm,,, that kinda layback feel... this cannot be achieved in vulcanS or honda rebel... even virago535 also rev too high... Not even Guzzis and Triumphs and Diavel? |
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QUOTE(WTFisLYN @ May 29 2017, 01:02 PM) So in order to get that true cruiser engine feel you must only get Harley and Indian? new indian high rev punya la... Not even Guzzis and Triumphs and Diavel? they donwana be harley so they make it rev high.. more power.. it all depends on what u want la, u wan rev high high etc etc... all depends on ur citarasa.... bikes hv different specs... just that nowadays affordable bike like vulcanS, rebel.. they mostly stay the same... yamaha bolt dont rev high.. it is like a harley... ![]() |
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People when it comes to cruiser thing, the american seems to dominate the description for it hence you will see HD, Indian and stuff. Xdiavel is a modern take on cruiser but with Ducati behind it, it's wild as ever and being labelled wannabees by cruiser hardcore.
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ May 29 2017, 11:54 AM) Btw, Yamaha Stryker looks awesome really. Liquid cooled too. V twin air cooled is cruiser really but lotsa people I found commented on the casual rise of hot air especially when you stop. Some call it a Sports Cruiser.Last time went to wash the bike and talked to pomen there he said Vulcan S is quite unusual bike really, looks like a cruiser but behave not like it. Engine power, lean angle is not like cruiser at all. Harley 103 without mod cannot do the speed like Vulcan S does and so the lean angle an HD would be scrapping the engine really. It's not a cruiser bike but a sportbike hiding behind a cruiser looks. |
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Vulcan S is probably a hidden gem that most won't know of simply because they wont give the bike a chance to prove itself.
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QUOTE(haturaya @ Jun 9 2017, 06:48 AM) Prolly thru AP. Honda already have dual sport and naked in the same class. |
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Why no 300? Please lah Boon Siew. Harga power kasi 300. 500 I tak mampu.
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QUOTE(WTFisLYN @ Jun 10 2017, 12:26 AM) Maybe not many potential rider / buyer... Need B Full to ride legally. So, for those who have B Full, one most probably jump straight to 500 than 300. Similar situation with Z300 ABS. Need B full to ride. |
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Malaysian market is crazy. Harley 500 also tak masuk.
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Hmmm why HD maintenance considered high? Currently using HD for daily commute as well... FC of course cant compare with many bikes, but still lower than most cars... but the regular service, wouldnt it be the same as other bikes??
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Tomolo I think I will go service my vulcan s. Oil change and filter hopefully. Will update if it's done.
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Jun 11 2017, 08:52 PM) Tomolo I think I will go service my vulcan s. Oil change and filter hopefully. Will update if it's done. Yours got downshift sticky issue? It's quite a common issue with Vulcan # and Versys. Mine starting to have this issue. Down shift to first gear and the gear shifter will stay at the down position. http://www.vulcanforums.com/forums/130-vul...hift-pedal.html This post has been edited by skyblu3: Jun 12 2017, 03:33 PM |
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Jun 12 2017, 12:50 PM) Yours got downshift sticky issue? It's quite a common issue with Vulcan # and Versys. Mine starting to have this issue. Not yet. Spring problem? Down shift to first gear and the gear shifter will stay at the down position. http://www.vulcanforums.com/forums/130-vul...hift-pedal.html Further reading seems to point at bent shift rod and spring. It's external stuff but uea there's no universal fix for that, have to point to kawasaki parts. Sure outside shop can do the job This post has been edited by PedangGila: Jun 12 2017, 06:51 PM |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Jun 12 2017, 05:18 PM) Not yet. Spring problem? Outside shop can fix it... But estimated rm600+ for kit. Further reading seems to point at bent shift rod and spring. It's external stuff but uea there's no universal fix for that, have to point to kawasaki parts. Sure outside shop can do the job My bike still has 1 year warranty. Maybe I'll just bring it to kawasaki... But have to sacrifice one day leave, damn. |
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Jun 12 2017, 09:15 PM) Outside shop can fix it... But estimated rm600+ for kit. I think ia have an extra because i changed to reduce reach set so i have a a mid reach seat, handle bar and that shift rod. RM50 include post and it's yours, the rod only lolMy bike still has 1 year warranty. Maybe I'll just bring it to kawasaki... But have to sacrifice one day leave, damn. |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Jun 12 2017, 10:21 PM) I think ia have an extra because i changed to reduce reach set so i have a a mid reach seat, handle bar and that shift rod. RM50 include post and it's yours, the rod only lol Thanks. But it's not the rod issue. Most cases, even on other bike makes.. Is due to the return spring and the shift shaft. |
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Done servicing my vulcan s.
1. Motul 7100 rm80 x2 2. Oil filter rm58 Rm218 damage received. Engine oil 1.8L Add: Just checked the info on 2017 vulcan s, it now has gear indicator display in the dashboard. But it is unknown that if malaysia version even got abs or not. Mine doesnt have one, tested 50kmh speed rear tire locked. This post has been edited by PedangGila: Jun 18 2017, 05:48 AM |
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I just serviced mine as well. Silkoline Fuch full synthetic RM70x2, Oil Filter Kawa ori-RM50. Btwmy mechanic recommend service every 3,000km. I tot its every 5,000km?
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QUOTE(D'cruise61 @ Jun 19 2017, 09:44 AM) I just serviced mine as well. Silkoline Fuch full synthetic RM70x2, Oil Filter Kawa ori-RM50. Btwmy mechanic recommend service every 3,000km. I tot its every 5,000km? The reason or the hook if you may that our country is hot so the oil got spoiled earlier so service gap should be earlier than recommended because of severe conditions. I did mine around 4.6k km so the next I'll do 10k km but really it's your bike, up to you. |
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I was thinking of the same i.e., 5,000km but was just surprise that my mechanic recommend change at 3,000km. So, was just checking out. Thanks anyway for the feedback.
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QUOTE(D'cruise61 @ Jun 19 2017, 09:44 AM) I just serviced mine as well. Silkoline Fuch full synthetic RM70x2, Oil Filter Kawa ori-RM50. Btwmy mechanic recommend service every 3,000km. I tot its every 5,000km? I was using sikolene before this. But I find that the oil performance degrades when the engine is hot, even 15w-50. Last oil change, I change it at about 900km only... Couldn't stand it anymore because I use this bike daily to work. , now using liquimoly , same grade. So much better. |
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Btw how much is Liqua Molly for 1L?
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Our local reviewer again confirmed that riders below 1.7m tall will feel slight discomfort riding Ducati XDiavel, Ducati's own sport cruiser. My dream over getting one finally sealed off because I only stand at 1.66m the most. Need to add at least 5 inch on both hands and feet to enjoy it. At 160k is already a luxury price for a bike.
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QUOTE(D'cruise61 @ Jun 20 2017, 04:19 PM) A quick browse thru mudah says it's rm40 for a full synth which is a bargain really compared to my current Motul 7100. Rm45 also okay. Expensive doesnt mean the best but when I tried 300v on my stock myvi boy the engine is loving it really but got people say it's not suitable for long distance use. Got people flushed the oil only after a few stints at Sepang. Also ready thru otjer forum some poeple went 6000miles or close to 10k km for an oci. |
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Since you are on Motul, how is the oil performance? I feel that Silkolene seems to blacken too fast and a bit thin. Maybe next change I will switch to Motul and see how is perform compare to Silkolene. I read some forum commenting that 300V is more for racing and more expensive.
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guys, i have to make a decision, 2nd hand diavel dark 2013 OR 2014 tuono V4R APRC ABS (recond brand new) both around RM65k...I cant decide, both also appeal to me emotionally...new biker here...bike shop pushing tuono, he said sked i dunno how to take care of 1nd hand bike. And he told me the cost of Ducati is significantly higher than Aprilia...Anyb ody care to clarify, as far as i know, boat come from same country ...
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QUOTE(D'cruise61 @ Jun 29 2017, 03:57 PM) Since you are on Motul, how is the oil performance? I feel that Silkolene seems to blacken too fast and a bit thin. Maybe next change I will switch to Motul and see how is perform compare to Silkolene. I read some forum commenting that 300V is more for racing and more expensive. Hmm, before this I dont know what oil being used as I was not present or told what went in so i can't tell the differences between. Mechanic guessed its the same oil but he wasn't sure either because no record existed on first oil change. Yea I will try other oil too in the next change. |
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Saw the tech spec for Diavel and Touno recently. Both have almost similar specification. In term of speed and power both are evenly match. Touno despite smaller cc (999) has slightly more top speed and hp. Best way is to have a test ride n see which one suits you better as other opinion is merely a guide. Ultimately it is which one pleases u more since u are the rider.
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QUOTE(euthanasia @ Jun 30 2017, 04:12 AM) guys, i have to make a decision, 2nd hand diavel dark 2013 OR 2014 tuono V4R APRC ABS (recond brand new) both around RM65k...I cant decide, both also appeal to me emotionally...new biker here...bike shop pushing tuono, he said sked i dunno how to take care of 1nd hand bike. And he told me the cost of Ducati is significantly higher than Aprilia...Anyb ody care to clarify, as far as i know, boat come from same country ... People say diavel is more comfortable than v4r but even my sifu said dont ever buy a diavel. |
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sorry mind if i hijack ur thread? i dun think its necessary for a new thread about same question.
i have a normal B2 license so i cant ride anything above 250cc, im looking for a cruiser below RM15k due to im not sure whether will i like riding bike or not as so far i only ride those kapcap b4 only. just wanted to get one for weekends ride. im currently looking at daelim daystar 250 and keeway dorado black knight, both are within my budget but i couldn't find much review or info about them. anyone know whether they are good bike for beginner? |
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QUOTE(chinti @ Jul 3 2017, 04:30 PM) sorry mind if i hijack ur thread? i dun think its necessary for a new thread about same question. Quite afew review by Malaysian since 2013 I think for keeway. 250cc air cooled well depends la but for me I prefered water cooled. Got a guy said HD when you stops at traffic light the heat from engine rose and bbq you slowly but water cooled also will get active blowing out the heat. From keeway review I think it's okay la, not much problem. The bike even got fb group so help yourself in. For the budget brand new and for beginner I highly recommended.i have a normal B2 license so i cant ride anything above 250cc, im looking for a cruiser below RM15k due to im not sure whether will i like riding bike or not as so far i only ride those kapcap b4 only. just wanted to get one for weekends ride. im currently looking at daelim daystar 250 and keeway dorado black knight, both are within my budget but i couldn't find much review or info about them. anyone know whether they are good bike for beginner? |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Jul 3 2017, 10:05 PM) Quite afew review by Malaysian since 2013 I think for keeway. 250cc air cooled well depends la but for me I prefered water cooled. Got a guy said HD when you stops at traffic light the heat from engine rose and bbq you slowly but water cooled also will get active blowing out the heat. From keeway review I think it's okay la, not much problem. The bike even got fb group so help yourself in. For the budget brand new and for beginner I highly recommended. found some review from malaysian rider but it seems like daelim baystar got better review. and the keeway tend to hv more vibration when reach 120kmphwas checking around for prices from different dealer and somehow realized i prefer the look of cruisers tht r similar to vulcan s, harley davidson 48 or honda rebel. they r out of my budget and need full B license tho, are there any bike within my budget that look like those? dun mind used bike This post has been edited by chinti: Jul 4 2017, 09:09 AM |
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Modenas Jaguh 175, Modenas V15
Yamaha Virago 250 Kawasaki Vulcan VN250 |
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QUOTE(chinti @ Jul 4 2017, 09:03 AM) found some review from malaysian rider but it seems like daelim baystar got better review. and the keeway tend to hv more vibration when reach 120kmph Vibration will be always there. Try vulcan 250.was checking around for prices from different dealer and somehow realized i prefer the look of cruisers tht r similar to vulcan s, harley davidson 48 or honda rebel. they r out of my budget and need full B license tho, are there any bike within my budget that look like those? dun mind used bike |
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VN250 discontinued but there are still 2nd hands one around and the price would easily fit your budget
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Jul 4 2017, 01:39 PM) Yep it is discon model, used around 13k or maybe less. About B full licence while you still have the cash why dont you try them. Bike can wait. for B full i can just take the upgrade class right instead of taking everything again which cost more? dun have to go through the undang2 and the rest d. |
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Yup u dont have to sit undang to get your "L" if u have B2.
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If not mistaken u save RM300 on the "L"
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QUOTE(D'cruise61 @ Jul 4 2017, 02:31 PM) I had to pay RM250 for my full B 'L' even though I had my B2. But you have to take your full B exam I think in 2 years after getting your full B 'L'. If you do not, then you will have to apply for another 'L', pay another RM250 and this time they will make you take the undang even though you have your B2. So, you must make sure that within 2 years of getting the L for full B, you need to take the test...and pass it. I know because I just scraped through the whole process 2 months ago...almost didn't make it. This post has been edited by lowpro: Jul 4 2017, 04:10 PM |
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new rules? i think. itook B in 2014 april frm b2 no nid L wht ever.. i mean no nid to sit/exam L. jz apply for L frm jpj..
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QUOTE(basilisk @ Jul 4 2017, 04:14 PM) new rules? i think. itook B in 2014 april frm b2 no nid L wht ever.. i mean no nid to sit/exam L. jz apply for L frm jpj.. First round, no need to take L if you already have B2. Just pay RM250. But after you get your 'full B' L license, and you do not take the exam within 2 years, then for the renewal of the L, you need to take the undang test. Maybe new rules as this was what I was told by the driving schools. I asked 2 schools and both confirmed the process This post has been edited by lowpro: Jul 4 2017, 04:21 PM |
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If not mistaken, around late 2014 to 2015 will require you to take undang. No matter whether you have b2 or not.
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QUOTE(chinti @ Jul 4 2017, 09:03 AM) found some review from malaysian rider but it seems like daelim baystar got better review. and the keeway tend to hv more vibration when reach 120kmph Get B full first, bigger bike can wait. was checking around for prices from different dealer and somehow realized i prefer the look of cruisers tht r similar to vulcan s, harley davidson 48 or honda rebel. they r out of my budget and need full B license tho, are there any bike within my budget that look like those? dun mind used bike QUOTE(chinti @ Jul 4 2017, 01:54 PM) for B full i can just take the upgrade class right instead of taking everything again which cost more? dun have to go through the undang2 and the rest d. From B2 to B fullGet L, no need for computer test. Clock in for 'training' for 16 hours, Take the JPJ test. Done. Just get yourself familiar with any big cc bike like ER6N bike. |
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QUOTE(chinti @ Jul 4 2017, 01:54 PM) for B full i can just take the upgrade class right instead of taking everything again which cost more? dun have to go through the undang2 and the rest d. Have to pay (depends on driving school/promotion the price). No law class/exam (part 1) but you have to attend class for 4 hours I think for part 2 and 3 to learn/practice the skills that will be in the test. After that 6 hours minimum solo practice/training. |
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ok noted, will try go check for lesson on full B license. its been years since i drove a bike (kapcai), might need to refresh memory on those as well.
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Well if you dont mind 2nd hand single cylinder bike below 250cc, then the Modenas Jaguh cruiser is not bad looking. There were still a quite a number of unit on the road n some of them are really well kept.
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Its bobber styled, all stripped down.
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what do you guys think about rebel 500? Using the cbr500 twin parallel power plant and producing between 45 to 47 hp. however, its slightly lower than the vulcan s in power department. Seating position is neutral.
Good for commuting in town braving the traffic and occasionally weekend ride? Read somewhere its going to be launched in Malaysia in August. Worth the plunge? [attachmentid=8968745] This post has been edited by wshazi: Jul 16 2017, 01:12 AM |
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QUOTE(wshazi @ Jul 16 2017, 01:10 AM) what do you guys think about rebel 500? Using the cbr500 twin parallel power plant and producing between 45 to 47 hp. however, its slightly lower than the vulcan s in power department. Seating position is neutral. I'm waiting for this one. According to Welly Subang, it'll be on our market next month. RM31k+++ Good for commuting in town braving the traffic and occasionally weekend ride? Read somewhere its going to be launched in Malaysia in August. Worth the plunge? [attachmentid=8968745] CBR500 engine - proven engine. |
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QUOTE(haturaya @ Jul 16 2017, 06:52 AM) I'm waiting for this one. According to Welly Subang, it'll be on our market next month. RM31k+++ For spirited ride, need to retune the fork and change the shock. Maybe a remap of existing fuel map. CBR500 engine - proven engine. Try Google K speed Thailand. All the customs parts for the rebel already available at our disposal. 😂 😂 A trip to the surathani perhaps? This post has been edited by wshazi: Jul 16 2017, 10:11 AM |
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QUOTE(wshazi @ Jul 16 2017, 10:08 AM) For spirited ride, need to retune the fork and change the shock. Maybe a remap of existing fuel map. The engine was retune for lower RPM torque... Try Google K speed Thailand. All the customs parts for the rebel already available at our disposal. 😂 😂 A trip to the surathani perhaps? Thanks for the K Speed Wait until Rebel is here... This post has been edited by haturaya: Jul 16 2017, 12:56 PM |
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QUOTE(haturaya @ Jul 16 2017, 06:52 AM) I'm waiting for this one. According to Welly Subang, it'll be on our market next month. RM31k+++ RM31k++ can get vulcan s 650 CBR500 engine - proven engine. anyway, i went and ask to upgrade my B2 to B full d. will cost me RM650 and only two practical classes included. are two classes enough to learn to ride 250cc and above? |
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Rebel is slimmer, shorter in length and wheelbase, lighter than Vulcan S and slightly higher ground clearance 6mm than later. Vulcan s got 14 litre gs tank vs 11ish rebel but in my experience i usually topup about 9L fuel for vulcan s. Rebel might has shorter distance but fc depends a lot on the rider/driver habit.
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QUOTE(chinti @ Jul 16 2017, 09:14 PM) RM31k++ can get vulcan s 650 Two practical classes - It's just to familiarises with the JPJ test course (titi, cone, etc). Nothing about real riding big cc bike. anyway, i went and ask to upgrade my B2 to B full d. will cost me RM650 and only two practical classes included. are two classes enough to learn to ride 250cc and above? QUOTE(PedangGila @ Jul 17 2017, 12:17 AM) Rebel is slimmer, shorter in length and wheelbase, lighter than Vulcan S and slightly higher ground clearance 6mm than later. Vulcan s got 14 litre gs tank vs 11ish rebel but in my experience i usually topup about 9L fuel for vulcan s. Rebel might has shorter distance but fc depends a lot on the rider/driver habit. Vulcan S can be considered 'big' brother. Bigger in everything. |
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QUOTE(haturaya @ Jul 17 2017, 06:35 AM) Two practical classes - It's just to familiarises with the JPJ test course (titi, cone, etc). Nothing about real riding big cc bike. never ride 250cc before. kapcai also ride few times only ><Vulcan S can be considered 'big' brother. Bigger in everything. |
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QUOTE(chinti @ Jul 17 2017, 08:42 AM) If you haven't ridden a 250 bike and above before, 2 lessons are surely not enough...there are people who take 5 days practicing on the ER6 (which is usually pretty beat up) and can still get it wrong on the dreaded titi on the exam day. IMHO lah, going for more practices will only do you much good on the exam day. The other thing is this, the exam day nerves. More practice gives you the confidence, and that helps a lot.This post has been edited by lowpro: Jul 17 2017, 08:56 AM |
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QUOTE(haturaya @ Jul 17 2017, 08:49 AM) It depends on you but 2 learning session might not be enough for you. How about you get a package with unlimited learning lesson until you pass? Peace of money QUOTE(lowpro @ Jul 17 2017, 08:56 AM) If you haven't ridden a 250 bike and above before, 2 lessons are surely not enough...there are people who take 5 days practicing on the ER6 (which is usually pretty beat up) and can still get it wrong on the dreaded titi on the exam day. IMHO lah, going for more practices will only do you much good on the exam day. The other thing is this, the exam day nerves. More practice gives you the confidence, and that helps a lot. ooh, thought can learn like kapcai two days enough. will go ask again n c more lessons cost how much. |
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QUOTE(chinti @ Jul 17 2017, 08:58 AM) ooh, thought can learn like kapcai two days enough. will go ask again n c more lessons cost how much. It depends on you... If you haven ride any big bike before, 2 lessons might be not enough. Metro Subang is having a promotion RM1007 B Full package until you pass, all inclusive... Peace of mind. |
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QUOTE(haturaya @ Jul 17 2017, 01:49 PM) Yup, free xdot helmet + high visibility vest. My son (17 years old, taking B full) is learning with them now. will go check it out this weekends, thanks. its nice tht parents allowed their kids to ride bikes, my parents dun allow me to do tht last time (typical asian parents), take B2 license also curi2 take. |
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QUOTE(haturaya @ Jul 17 2017, 06:35 AM) Two practical classes - It's just to familiarises with the JPJ test course (titi, cone, etc). Nothing about real riding big cc bike. In your opinion, is vulcan s suitable for commuting to work? It seems little bit bigger and heavier.I believe the handle will be affected more or so. Vulcan S can be considered 'big' brother. Bigger in everything. Would it be suitable for daily ride? Eg From subang to kl via federal highway. As compared to the rebel? This post has been edited by wshazi: Jul 17 2017, 03:13 PM |
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QUOTE(wshazi @ Jul 17 2017, 03:12 PM) In your opinion, is vulcan s suitable for commuting to work? It seems little bit bigger and heavier.I believe the handle will be affected more or so. i dun own any cruisers or bike but have done a lot of homework on vulcan s already coz im eyeing this bike. vulcan s got ergo fit, the handlebar, the seat, the gear and rear brake pedal can all be adjusted to fit ur size or however u feel more comfortable about.Would it be suitable for daily ride? Eg From subang to kl via federal highway. As compared to the rebel? This post has been edited by chinti: Jul 17 2017, 03:29 PM |
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Vulcan is a rider friendly bike with the low seat height and you can pratically plant both your feet on the ground during traffic stop. However I have some difficulty in manevouring the traffic with the big side panniers. Anyway, I don't c any difference from the other big cc bikes in traffic.
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QUOTE(chinti @ Jul 17 2017, 02:03 PM) will go check it out this weekends, thanks. its nice tht parents allowed their kids to ride bikes, my parents dun allow me to do tht last time (typical asian parents), take B2 license also curi2 take. As an old rider myself, I never let my boy touch my bike until he got his L. His first time riding big bike is on his first day B Full session, straight ride ER6N. 2 times try the 'titi', then all good to go. QUOTE(wshazi @ Jul 17 2017, 03:12 PM) In your opinion, is vulcan s suitable for commuting to work? It seems little bit bigger and heavier.I believe the handle will be affected more or so. I do not own Vulcan but my ex office mate do. He commute daily from Shah Alam to Jasin, Melaka for the past 2 years, he was transferred 2 years ago. His Vulcan S a bit beaten up, very high mileage but still in pristine condition. He told me it's okay, but he don't like it when there's heavy traffic jam.Would it be suitable for daily ride? Eg From subang to kl via federal highway. As compared to the rebel? QUOTE(chinti @ Jul 17 2017, 03:29 PM) i dun own any cruisers or bike but have done a lot of homework on vulcan s already coz im eyeing this bike. vulcan s got ergo fit, the handlebar, the seat, the gear and rear brake pedal can all be adjusted to fit ur size or however u feel more comfortable about. How about Rebel 500? |
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QUOTE(haturaya @ Jul 17 2017, 08:06 PM) As an old rider myself, I never let my boy touch my bike until he got his L. His first time riding big bike is on his first day B Full session, straight ride ER6N. 2 times try the 'titi', then all good to go. hmm rebel 500 seems a bit smaller n for same price vulcan s got higher cc, isnt it more worth the money?I do not own Vulcan but my ex office mate do. He commute daily from Shah Alam to Jasin, Melaka for the past 2 years, he was transferred 2 years ago. His Vulcan S a bit beaten up, very high mileage but still in pristine condition. He told me it's okay, but he don't like it when there's heavy traffic jam. How about Rebel 500? |
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QUOTE(chinti @ Jul 17 2017, 09:33 PM) hmm rebel 500 seems a bit smaller n for same price vulcan s got higher cc, isnt it more worth the money? What I heard, Rebel 500 price will be RM32k+++ . Ya, price wise, Vulcan S should be value for money. Rebel is smaller and way lighter (188kg vs 225kg). Should be easier to handle for smaller rider like me. |
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yup in term of weight, Vulcan S is the heaviest among the mid-range bike at 220kg.
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QUOTE(haturaya @ Jul 18 2017, 06:26 AM) What I heard, Rebel 500 price will be RM32k+++ . Ya, price wise, Vulcan S should be value for money. Rebel is smaller and way lighter (188kg vs 225kg). Should be easier to handle for smaller rider like me. QUOTE(D'cruise61 @ Jul 18 2017, 10:05 AM) there isnt really much choice for cruiser tht look like rebel 500 or vulcan s within this budget right? what im looking for is something like erm...lets c if i can describe correctly the look of cruiser i like. shorter handlebar, lower seat, not too big and not too slim, tail looks good with one seat only. i think mainly is the handlebar tht seems a bit towards sportbike instead of tall / long like some harley |
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vulcan S is kawa's gift to riders , by pricing it jz tad below 30K,
tho it is heavy... n not many ppl like cruiser riding position... used vulcan s can get @ almost 20K now, with a few K more for modding, can make it be like this. ![]() for those tht dont like cruiser riding position this is a bolt on kit by Mr Martini... not that difficult to mod... ![]() This post has been edited by basilisk: Jul 18 2017, 11:50 AM |
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tukar high chopper bar like harley.
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QUOTE(basilisk @ Jul 18 2017, 11:47 AM) vulcan S is kawa's gift to riders , by pricing it jz tad below 30K, any idea do u hv to pay extra for the ergo fit for vulcan s in malaysia?tho it is heavy... n not many ppl like cruiser riding position... used vulcan s can get @ almost 20K now, with a few K more for modding, can make it be like this. ![]() for those tht dont like cruiser riding position this is a bolt on kit by Mr Martini... not that difficult to mod... ![]() |
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iinm most of the vulcans I saw come with mid height seat arrangement, i.e. for rider below 6 feet. When I bought mine, the same applies. However, I did get my leg peg adjusted inward to suit my leg position being a smaller rider. The adjustment was done for free. I think the change of seat for ergofit will cost extra though but i m not sure. You can check it out with the kawasaki dealer shop for better understanding of the adjustment.
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QUOTE(D'cruise61 @ Jul 18 2017, 02:31 PM) iinm most of the vulcans I saw come with mid height seat arrangement, i.e. for rider below 6 feet. When I bought mine, the same applies. However, I did get my leg peg adjusted inward to suit my leg position being a smaller rider. The adjustment was done for free. I think the change of seat for ergofit will cost extra though but i m not sure. You can check it out with the kawasaki dealer shop for better understanding of the adjustment. u riding vulcan s? share share ur bike pic This post has been edited by chinti: Jul 18 2017, 03:08 PM |
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QUOTE(basilisk @ Jul 18 2017, 11:47 AM) vulcan S is kawa's gift to riders , by pricing it jz tad below 30K, Is it legal to change the general appearance of the bike? JPJ wont get 'mad'? tho it is heavy... n not many ppl like cruiser riding position... used vulcan s can get @ almost 20K now, with a few K more for modding, can make it be like this. ![]() for those tht dont like cruiser riding position this is a bolt on kit by Mr Martini... not that difficult to mod... ![]() |
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QUOTE(haturaya @ Jul 18 2017, 04:40 PM) i think it is illegal,,,but,,, but but,,,, the local custom scene is really happening these days... i've been folowing all those custom shops on ig fb .... etc... everybody is doing it... |
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QUOTE(basilisk @ Jul 18 2017, 11:57 PM) i think it is illegal,,, but,,, but but,,,, the local custom scene is really happening these days... i've been folowing all those custom shops on ig fb .... etc... everybody is doing it... |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Jul 18 2017, 08:44 PM) Egrofit is around rm1200 or so. I have installed them, reduced reach option. Handle bar, seat and gear switch rod. isn't this bullshit? i remember that when vulcan s was announced, it was stated that the adjustment is free. but when it comes to malaysia, need to pay pula |
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If anything goes well I'll be riding to Penang Bike week this 28th. It'll be my longest journey 311km one way
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Sat on Rebel 500 today at Art of Speed. Hnnnggghh
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price is 31k++... not bad
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QUOTE(ciwi1166 @ Jul 31 2017, 09:06 AM) RM31,798 - inclusive GST but not including insurance, road tax & registration.QUOTE(lowpro @ Jul 31 2017, 10:01 AM) It's nicely design, screaming to be modded |
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QUOTE(haturaya @ Jul 31 2017, 01:30 PM) RM31,798 - inclusive GST but not including insurance, road tax & registration. Fuhhh.... you all faster buy. In 3-4 years' time aku nak beli seken hand dari korang. Bini dok kenen nak blajar bawak moto...It's nicely design, screaming to be modded |
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QUOTE(haturaya @ Jul 31 2017, 05:17 PM) 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). This post has been edited by ZZR-Pilot: Jul 31 2017, 04:29 PM |
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yea, i oso think not worth to buy new bike in msia... the extra $$$ is suck by gov , merchant.. linggit drop....
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QUOTE(ZZR-Pilot @ Jul 31 2017, 04:24 PM) Aku mmg kedekut taik hidung masin... semua kereta & motor aku beli seken after value has dropped significantly. Kekeke... I hv never bought a brand new car or bike. The thrill of the hunt is in sniffing out and tracking down the mint condition, low mileage vehicles being sold at a fraction of the original price. Lanie dok kenen Vulcan S, sbb dia pendek & newbies will welcome the low seat height. Tapi Rebel 500 ni lagi ranggi... seronok sikit aku rembat sekali sekala gi kerja (alasan nak cas bateri). Vulcan S vs Rebel - for shorty like me, I'll go for Rebel. Lighter and smaller. The riding posture QUOTE(basilisk @ Jul 31 2017, 04:30 PM) yea, i oso think not worth to buy new bike in msia... the extra $$$ is suck by gov , merchant.. linggit drop.... Not just bike, anything that moves in Malaysia... being tax left and right... |
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My vulcan S suddenly stalled on me while riding. However, was able to restart without problem. Wondering if anyone you u vulcan riders here ever experience the same problem.
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Wonder how are cruiser sales doing in view that bike companies are fast adapting their cruisers and even other bikes for cafe racer use. Cases in point, the Bolt which has become Bolt Spec C and the XSR which was an MT09 I think. Even Harley has cafe racer versions of the Sportster and Street 750 became Street Rod. Truimph of course always had cafe racer styled bikes...
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QUOTE(D'cruise61 @ Aug 1 2017, 09:53 AM) My vulcan S suddenly stalled on me while riding. However, was able to restart without problem. Wondering if anyone you u vulcan riders here ever experience the same problem. Engine cold? Or just started riding? My bike sometimes does that when it is just started, and a few hundred metres only from start. So I usually Just clutch in and change gear to jump it back... |
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The engine was well heated n the stalling was in middle of the ride. So, don't think it is due to cold engine.
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i have read bout this kinda problem on other bike make, mt forgot 07/09? ktm duke.. so it really depen on how often it happen..
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Aug 1 2017, 12:58 PM) hard to find out, since electronic controlled, tht y some ppl prefer old skool carb with no sensor wht so ever.. this is one example frm kawa, recalling 2013 ninja 300 tht hv stalling issue. ecu prob.. https://ultimatemotorcycling.com/2013/08/13...talling-issues/ |
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so i guess have to live with it until it happens more frequent to determine the cause then.
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QUOTE(D'cruise61 @ Aug 1 2017, 02:52 PM) If once or twice it might not register but if more frequent, then it will surely by captured in the ECU's data and the service centre can diagnose it by plugging in the diagnostic tool |
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Went to Penang bike week with a group of cruisers: One HD sportster, one Vulcan 900, one yamaha vstar bobber custom and 3 vulcan s. From Tanah Merah, Kelantan to Bertam Penang. About 850km or so. Mission accomplished
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Aug 1 2017, 09:55 AM) Wonder how are cruiser sales doing in view that bike companies are fast adapting their cruisers and even other bikes for cafe racer use. Cases in point, the Bolt which has become Bolt Spec C and the XSR which was an MT09 I think. Even Harley has cafe racer versions of the Sportster and Street 750 became Street Rod. Truimph of course always had cafe racer styled bikes... i think vulcan S is doing pretty good, kawa did a good job bout the price, the other "affordable" cruiser is naza cruise. a real v-twin, but not a cruiser v twin engine... |
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QUOTE(gerald7 @ Aug 2 2017, 08:34 AM) QUOTE(basilisk @ Aug 2 2017, 11:05 AM) so the honda rebel was officially launched @ aos last weekend. Rebel on Facebookand still no msia fb group yet... no body bothered... lol... |
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Still like the share n design of vulcan more.
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Just don't understand y models into msia are always missing something. Understand that cost is a factor but does it really save that much with the inclusion of these items. For example, I don't think anyone would mind paying slightly more for abs safety or better meter indicator n practical accessories.
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rebel wana be bobber so no tacho punya stock... worldwide same...
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what tachometer? HD dan mat salleh forgot to put tachometer and even fuel gauge... sampai Kanchanaburi + BKK and Ayutthaya...
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QUOTE(ajaibman @ Aug 10 2017, 06:25 PM) Just use the odometer to kira the mileage petrol consumption. (it took me almost 1 year to master it hahaa) 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. My older bike all got fuel gauge.. but not important as its always shown empty.. (petrol manyak kuat makan).. 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. |
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QUOTE(ZZR-Pilot @ Aug 10 2017, 05:43 PM) 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. I practice that too. Pay attention the mileage. 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. |
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i hv read tht maker polaris will support the bike up to certain years oni?
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QUOTE(xecton @ Aug 11 2017, 11:07 AM) Too bad the Bagger all sold out... but to justify still at 120k and above.. quite scary...When I asked about the Chieftain.. lagi pengsan the price... However Victory and Indian indeed a better cruiser bike compare to HD, however Victory lost on the Heritage part, that's why Polaris now concentrate on Indian... |
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QUOTE(ajaibman @ Aug 14 2017, 05:48 PM) Too bad the Bagger all sold out... but to justify still at 120k and above.. quite scary... Yeah Victory lost out in the heritage series but their Victory Octane had some good reviews. I think Indian wants to get back the Victory fan base by introducing the new Indian Scout Bobber. Looks unlike the traditional Indian look with its aggressive blacked out look. Sweet but way too pricey for here I think. If only those bikes can be CKD'd for the region...When I asked about the Chieftain.. lagi pengsan the price... However Victory and Indian indeed a better cruiser bike compare to HD, however Victory lost on the Heritage part, that's why Polaris now concentrate on Indian... |
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QUOTE(D'cruise61 @ Aug 1 2017, 09:53 AM) My vulcan S suddenly stalled on me while riding. However, was able to restart without problem. Wondering if anyone you u vulcan riders here ever experience the same problem. Never stalled the bike when it's on open throttle normal riding but yea I do felt like the engine had some wierd retarding when the rpm is climbing from low to mid throttle. Close the throttle and the problem gone. |
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Does anyone know the requirement, process, policy, tax regarding import motorbike from Japan ? It is second hand one.
Its only applicable for Malay citizen : http://www.miti.gov.my/miti/resources/user...hicles_2013.pdf Please let me know if you have more information. This post has been edited by neverlovegirl: Aug 31 2017, 12:26 PM |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Aug 31 2017, 04:22 AM) Never stalled the bike when it's on open throttle normal riding but yea I do felt like the engine had some wierd retarding when the rpm is climbing from low to mid throttle. Close the throttle and the problem gone. Stalled a couple of times... Not sure why. One time Stalled in front of a group of ppl, making me look like a fool. As if dunno how to ride. Haha. |
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Aug 31 2017, 01:59 PM) Stalled a couple of times... Not sure why. Nah mistake using high gear in low speed it'll bogged down. But lucky got electric strater easy to start. I stalled once cilok thru to clear the traffic.One time Stalled in front of a group of ppl, making me look like a fool. As if dunno how to ride. Haha. |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Aug 31 2017, 03:50 PM) Nah mistake using high gear in low speed it'll bogged down. But lucky got electric strater easy to start. I stalled once cilok thru to clear the traffic. No. It was from a stop. Engage first gear... As I just started to release the clutch a bit. It stalled . Strange. If you search in forums, it's quite a known problem. |
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QUOTE(neverlovegirl @ Aug 31 2017, 10:58 AM) Does anyone know the requirement, process, policy, tax regarding import motorbike from Japan ? It is second hand one. y don't u just contact MITI, then u will find out the answer... Its only applicable for Malay citizen : http://www.miti.gov.my/miti/resources/user...hicles_2013.pdf Please let me know if you have more information. This post has been edited by basilisk: Sep 1 2017, 03:31 PM |
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Aug 31 2017, 05:22 PM) No. It was from a stop. Engage first gear... As I just started to release the clutch a bit. It stalled . Hmm. Yea in vulcan forum there are few post like that. I think I never had the problem but my own mistake in gearing and clutching sure the bike stalled a few. So far all 1st gear engagement went smooth. I do warm up the bike if it's cold startStrange. If you search in forums, it's quite a known problem. |
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I think the problem is with the drop in the engine idling when clutch is pulled in during down shift. When the reev is high i.e., above 2k then no problem.
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Hmm. So I have been riding with vulcan s for 7.1k km andso far no problem. RM 20 or 9liter fuel can go 200km or so. With full face modular helmet i can cruiser quite comfortably at 120kmh or 100kmh is more relax because of less wind resistance.
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So what's the latest bike for 250cc and below now... cruisers...
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QUOTE(blackbox14 @ May 20 2019, 12:43 AM) Saw the billboard ad for this on LDP a while ago, but no news about it also. tht ldp ad is damn long time oredi...Wonder if they improved QC from the Leoncino 500. better they dont put cos kenot launch on time.. rumor is kambing here this year.. binili at least producing diff type of twin cylinder like this 500cc is 360twin, the 752 is 270twin.. sounds much better than single n 180twin.. |
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QUOTE(basilisk @ May 20 2019, 08:02 AM) tht ldp ad is damn long time oredi... The sound of these Benelli twins is pretty aumm. Almost like 4 cylinder. better they dont put cos kenot launch on time.. rumor is kambing here this year.. binili at least producing diff type of twin cylinder like this 500cc is 360twin, the 752 is 270twin.. sounds much better than single n 180twin.. This bike is definitely going to be close or over 30k mark though. |
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just wanna look around for 250cc and below so i don't need to go get new license... cruiser seems easier to ride....
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![]() used bike.. not cheap.. its kawa.. its v twin.. its 250cc.. keeway patagonia eagle 250... according to paultan article, mforce said it will be EFI, so efi or carb not sure, u go bike shop to check... price seem cheap.. its a 360twin... so no lotiman... great bargain for the sound alone... momos daytona 250 naza cruise 250 This post has been edited by basilisk: May 20 2019, 04:23 PM |
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QUOTE(xecton @ May 23 2019, 02:37 PM) They make an affordable ducati for the masses... On second thought, maybe that is how a cruiser bike from Italy should look like.... same as US where Harley and Indian (previously Victory) copied each other design... Abuthen.. what about Moto Guzzy? https://www.motoguzzi.com/us_EN/moto/cruiser/MGX-21/MGX-21/ Mind blowing isn't it? This post has been edited by ajaibman: May 24 2019, 02:18 PM |
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Before I was offered a guzzi breva 1200 for 20k. The rarity and 1200cc mayhem spooked me really for a first bike. And yes Diavel gave me a good tease but people say no money, no mess with dukahati.
Sometimes I browse the net for my 'dream' upgrade but none really suitable if you're pendek 5'4" like me. Suzuki M90, Victory Octane/Scout Bagger and Harley Breakout 2019 really caught my attention. Perhaps Octane/Scout I can fit in better with reduced reach kit. M90 got the look with water cooled engine and BO is badass. All of them weight more and bigger than my Vulcan S so they're very intimidating as I've sat on an M90 once. I havent seen a Scout/Octane in real life. I think Vulcan S offered much of what I preferred: water cooled, feet forward cruiser like design, decent lean angle, weight less, made for midget like me, can do 180kmh and great FC 20km++/L. |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Jun 4 2019, 01:30 AM) Before I was offered a guzzi breva 1200 for 20k. The rarity and 1200cc mayhem spooked me really for a first bike. And yes Diavel gave me a good tease but people say no money, no mess with dukahati. You may consider vmax. Made for pendek ppl also.Sometimes I browse the net for my 'dream' upgrade but none really suitable if you're pendek 5'4" like me. Suzuki M90, Victory Octane/Scout Bagger and Harley Breakout 2019 really caught my attention. Perhaps Octane/Scout I can fit in better with reduced reach kit. M90 got the look with water cooled engine and BO is badass. All of them weight more and bigger than my Vulcan S so they're very intimidating as I've sat on an M90 once. I havent seen a Scout/Octane in real life. I think Vulcan S offered much of what I preferred: water cooled, feet forward cruiser like design, decent lean angle, weight less, made for midget like me, can do 180kmh and great FC 20km++/L. ![]() |
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QUOTE(PedangGila @ Jun 4 2019, 01:30 AM) Before I was offered a guzzi breva 1200 for 20k. The rarity and 1200cc mayhem spooked me really for a first bike. And yes Diavel gave me a good tease but people say no money, no mess with dukahati. Indian scout you mean? .. its very low and long wheelbase 100 horses Liquid cooled. You can see it in Naza PJ... Sometimes I browse the net for my 'dream' upgrade but none really suitable if you're pendek 5'4" like me. Suzuki M90, Victory Octane/Scout Bagger and Harley Breakout 2019 really caught my attention. Perhaps Octane/Scout I can fit in better with reduced reach kit. M90 got the look with water cooled engine and BO is badass. All of them weight more and bigger than my Vulcan S so they're very intimidating as I've sat on an M90 once. I havent seen a Scout/Octane in real life. I think Vulcan S offered much of what I preferred: water cooled, feet forward cruiser like design, decent lean angle, weight less, made for midget like me, can do 180kmh and great FC 20km++/L. Vulcan yes good bike for it price vs performance, few of Lyn fellowship biker kaki ride Vulcan and they a frequent cross border riders to take care of their children on the other side.. This post has been edited by ajaibman: Jun 7 2019, 09:40 PM |
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Jun 4 2019, 01:34 PM) It's the same like DIavel, a beast or maybe more, 200hp ish. QUOTE(ajaibman @ Jun 7 2019, 09:40 PM) Indian scout you mean? .. its very low and long wheelbase 100 horses Liquid cooled. You can see it in Naza PJ... Yes, Indian scout but I prefer the Octane version of Victory. Not really looking for speed but sometimes wanna cruise at 140-150 with a breathing room for the engine.Vulcan yes good bike for it price vs performance, few of Lyn fellowship biker kaki ride Vulcan and they a frequent cross border riders to take care of their children on the other side.. |
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QUOTE(GreenSamurai @ Oct 21 2014, 12:41 PM) Hi guys I am thinking of getting a cruiser for myself. Are there any 250cc or less cruisers for sale new in malaysia? If not then what is cheapest entry level cruiser bike in malaysia? I was just surfing the internet and if your driving license is limited to 250cc, then the Keeway Patagonian Eagle 250 may be what you seek. The 2020 KL OTR price is RM9,3888. ![]() |
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QUOTE(ajaibman @ Jun 7 2019, 09:40 PM) Indian scout you mean? .. its very low and long wheelbase 100 horses Liquid cooled. You can see it in Naza PJ... Not to mention, those fellas can corner like crazy also right on their Vulcans... Vulcan yes good bike for it price vs performance, few of Lyn fellowship biker kaki ride Vulcan and they a frequent cross border riders to take care of their children on the other side.. |
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can i know why yamaha bolt xv950r not so popular like kawa and harley? looking at used motorcycle at mudah and group at facebook. they are rare. any reason for this?
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QUOTE(gengreengeng @ Mar 31 2020, 09:35 PM) can i know why yamaha bolt xv950r not so popular like kawa and harley? looking at used motorcycle at mudah and group at facebook. they are rare. any reason for this? The interests in cruisers , easy rider here is rather cold.Not many buyers are keen. That's why not many bike shops are stocking up cruiser bikes. even the popular Vulcan S is rare. |
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QUOTE(gengreengeng @ Mar 31 2020, 09:35 PM) can i know why yamaha bolt xv950r not so popular like kawa and harley? looking at used motorcycle at mudah and group at facebook. they are rare. any reason for this? in msia u mean?cos ppl tht wan harley will get a harley no matter wht.. can a yamaha change their mind? NO... BOLT is cbu? , its .. 52k which kawa is popular? vulcan s? thts jz 30k last time. harley sales in the usa is dropping fast.. the head jz stepped down recently .. the bolt is produced to compete with the 883 everthing is more n better than the 883 .. again ppl buy harley cos the want the feel n sound of a old bike.. apart frm the harley name... |
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QUOTE(gengreengeng @ Mar 31 2020, 09:35 PM) can i know why yamaha bolt xv950r not so popular like kawa and harley? looking at used motorcycle at mudah and group at facebook. they are rare. any reason for this? I think cruiser popularity in Msia is quite low and existing majority is HD, so far i've seen a vulcan and rebel otr but still damn rare.you can check out the new honda rebel 500 2020. if u want 2nd hand, mudah.com have a few good deals for cruisers incl bolt, HD iron 883, old rebel and vulcan. cheers |
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11 Nov 2020 Mforce launched the Wmotor V16. A 250cc efi v twin cruiser. Price RM15, 988 Mforce already launched this bike in Indonesia. Engine same as Bucanner. ![]() ![]() Not sure if Mforce will sell the better looking SM3 here. They know the B2 boys won't be interested. ![]() This post has been edited by basilisk: Nov 12 2020, 08:43 AM ckloke2, dogbert_chew, and 1 other liked this post
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QUOTE(basilisk @ Nov 11 2020, 11:16 PM) 11 Nov 2020 The SM3 looks good. Only problem is getting people here to look past the brand name. Malaysia unfortunately is a very brand conscious country. People generally aren't willing to try new things or to give other brands a chanceMforce launched the Wmotor V16. A 250cc efi v twin cruiser. Price RM15, 988 Mforce already launched this bike in Indonesia. Engine same as Bucanner. ![]() ![]() Not sure if Mforce will sell the better looking SM3 here. They know the B2 boys won't be interested. ![]() |
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The New 2021 Honda Rebel CMX1100 is coming.
Another option for cruiser bike fans. A competitor to Kawasaki Vulcan 900? https://youtu.be/-b1EscdA8Ww |
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Knowing Boon Siew that too conservative in bringging big cc models... Most likely we won't see in our small local market... keep dreaming...
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Rebel 1100 uses Africa twin engine right?
Africa twin around 230kg, dapat around 100hp (top speed 150mph). This one kalau non dct model 220kg berapa boleh pergi agaknya This post has been edited by cowboy_bebop: Nov 25 2020, 05:10 PM |
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I wonder what will be the price like if Boon Siew does bring in to Malaysia. RM80K?
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Hello..Do anyone know when will this model keeway v250 Fi will come to malaysia
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I like the Honda Rebel 500 but I am afraid if I buy one, I’ll have problems replacing the tires. The rebels have weird 16” rims instead of the more popular 17” rims. That’s the only thing holding me back.
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QUOTE(cyberixus @ Oct 4 2021, 12:46 PM) I like the Honda Rebel 500 but I am afraid if I buy one, I’ll have problems replacing the tires. The rebels have weird 16” rims instead of the more popular 17” rims. That’s the only thing holding me back. same size as Harley Davidson 48 .. available everywhere in Malaysia.. got Michelin Scorcher or Commander 2/3, Bridgestone Battlecruiser H50, Metzeler Marathon 888, Shinko white wall.. https://shopee.com.my/Michelin-commander-2-...1301?position=8 This post has been edited by ajaibman: Oct 4 2021, 09:59 PM cyberixus liked this post
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QUOTE(haturaya @ Nov 25 2020, 10:00 AM) Knowing Boon Siew that too conservative in bringging big cc models... Most likely we won't see in our small local market... keep dreaming... Awww man, till not also not yet come to malaysia. I was hoping it will come soon. Do you think they will still bring it in? Or like maybe need to buy from thai and bring over. lol how does it even works lowpro liked this post
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QUOTE(haturaya @ Nov 25 2020, 10:00 AM) Knowing Boon Siew that too conservative in bringging big cc models... Most likely we won't see in our small local market... keep dreaming... Awww man, till not also not yet come to malaysia. I was hoping it will come soon. Do you think they will still bring it in?Or like maybe need to buy from thai and bring over. lol how does it even works |
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Hope MForce rebrand this Harley Davidchiang as WMoto..a good buy..
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QUOTE(ajaibman @ Jun 17 2022, 02:41 PM) Hope MForce rebrand this Harley Davidchiang as WMoto..a good buy.. Looks real sweet and close to the original...Yea, I would be tempted too! Hahahaha, too many nice bikes from China already. Best is, it has a nice instrument cluster that includes a fuel gauge!https://www.topspeed.com/motorcycles/motorc...t-ar196072.html |
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Jun 17 2022, 02:55 PM) Looks real sweet and close to the original...Yea, I would be tempted too! Hahahaha, too many nice bikes from China already. Best is, it has a nice instrument cluster that includes a fuel gauge! I'm not hating on China bike.But motorcycle should be built though especially on the engine side. But they give low priority on that part and focus on looks. Because of this every Chinese motorcycle brand got that bad stigma. That why some of them willing to paid million to buy older brand that not from China. Just to mask that stigma. If they willing to change for the better then thats good. But if they just want to profit from it. Then they will never succeed. |
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QUOTE(Dreadlock13 @ Jun 18 2022, 10:57 AM) I'm not hating on China bike. Agreed, and need to have a good aftersales service.But motorcycle should be built though especially on the engine side. But they give low priority on that part and focus on looks. Because of this every Chinese motorcycle brand got that bad stigma. That why some of them willing to paid million to buy older brand that not from China. Just to mask that stigma. If they willing to change for the better then thats good. But if they just want to profit from it. Then they will never succeed. Many early Thai CKD BMW GS1200 bike before having issue with their rocker cams until need to change the cylinder head casing, but with the strong After sales service the problem did not surface until the consumer branded BMW Motorrad bikes as unreliable. Plenty of makers from China, from cap ayam home industries until the level their factory churning Quality Tesla parts. let see how time will tell. |
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QUOTE(basilisk @ Jul 28 2022, 05:10 PM) By Zongshen? What's the cc?This post has been edited by lowpro: Jul 29 2022, 09:13 AM lowpro liked this post
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QUOTE(basilisk @ Sep 15 2022, 03:34 PM) What cc is this?Edit: Alright, I think this is a rebadge of the Changjiang Bobber II, which uses the same engine as CL-X 700. If you can understand Chinese: This post has been edited by JustForFun: Sep 15 2022, 04:16 PM |
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ya itu dia bobby (like dog name) rmb oredi 38.xxx k so rm can be brapa cheap.. lol.. they say brixton 1200 oso kambing soon... dono how tru lor... |
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QUOTE(basilisk @ Sep 15 2022, 04:25 PM) ya itu dia bobby (like dog name) If it's the Cromwell 1200 made by Gaokin it's gonna be a freaking good buy. That and the Crossfire 500 are very well received in China.rmb oredi 38.xxx k so rm can be brapa cheap.. lol.. they say brixton 1200 oso kambing soon... dono how tru lor... |
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QUOTE(JustForFun @ Sep 16 2022, 10:33 AM) If it's the Cromwell 1200 made by Gaokin it's gonna be a freaking good buy. That and the Crossfire 500 are very well received in China. Is Gaokin a good brand in terms of quality and reliability? On par or better than Royal Enfield? I know Triumph standard may be too far for them to reach... |
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Sep 27 2022, 10:09 AM) Is Gaokin a good brand in terms of quality and reliability? On par or better than Royal Enfield? I know Triumph standard may be too far for them to reach... Gaokin is known to be the most reliable engine maker in China, probably next to only Haojue which really is Suzuki underneath. They are generally considered a few tiers above CFMOTO in terms of reliability in the enthusiast circle.QUOTE(lowpro @ Sep 27 2022, 10:09 AM) On the contrary, he Brixton (Gaokin GK1200) beats the Triumph 120 on all fronts (handling/power/consumption/workmanship) based on a review done by a reviewer I follow in China, the only thing going for the T120 is the nicer speedometer design, better TC, nicer sounding engine and uniform design language. If you can understand Chinese, it's a great review:This post has been edited by JustForFun: Sep 28 2022, 11:53 PM |
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QUOTE(JustForFun @ Sep 28 2022, 11:33 PM) Gaokin is known to be the most reliable engine maker in China, probably next to only Haojue which really is Suzuki underneath. They are generally considered a few tiers above CFMOTO in terms of reliability in the enthusiast circle. Wow, thanks for the info. Really interesting bit of news, especially where it beats Triumph on workmanship and power. Usually older Chinese based engines have lower power to cc ratio (Something that bikes made in India are still afflicted with) and Triumph has also been the benchmark on detail and quality for some time. I can't understand Mandarin though. But, I'd like to check it out one day if it hits the showrooms soon enough. My perception earlier on Brixton bikes was based on the entry level, low cc Brixtons which are currently sold.On the contrary, he Brixton (Gaokin GK1200) beats the Triumph 120 on all fronts (handling/power/consumption/workmanship) based on a review done by a reviewer I follow in China, the only thing going for the T120 is the nicer speedometer design, better TC, nicer sounding engine and uniform design language. If you can understand Chinese, it's a great review: |
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Sep 29 2022, 09:29 AM) Wow, thanks for the info. Really interesting bit of news, especially where it beats Triumph on workmanship and power. Usually older Chinese based engines have lower power to cc ratio (Something that bikes made in India are still afflicted with) and Triumph has also been the benchmark on detail and quality for some time. I can't understand Mandarin though. But, I'd like to check it out one day if it hits the showrooms soon enough. My perception earlier on Brixton bikes was based on the entry level, low cc Brixtons which are currently sold. The lower end Brixton I am not sure if they are made by Gaokin since I don't see them being reviewed in China. At the end of the review, the reviewer does mention that the only reason Gaokin matched/beat Triumph on some departments is only because Triump T120 isn't really that outstanding of a machine to begin with, but what it has going for it is the great, uniform retro design the smaller details/design language of the Gaokin looked more mechanical and out of the retro tone. lowpro liked this post
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QUOTE(JustForFun @ Sep 29 2022, 09:47 AM) The lower end Brixton I am not sure if they are made by Gaokin since I don't see them being reviewed in China. At the end of the review, the reviewer does mention that the only reason Gaokin matched/beat Triumph on some departments is only because Triump T120 isn't really that outstanding of a machine to begin with, but what it has going for it is the great, uniform retro design the smaller details/design language of the Gaokin looked more mechanical and out of the retro tone. Their bikes look decent https://www.brixton-motorcycles.com/models/ They also have a 500 and 250. |
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![]() New entries into the Malaysian 250 cc motorcycle market are the 2022 QJMotor The SRV250 cruiser priced at RM16,888 |
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QUOTE(basilisk @ Mar 12 2023, 03:50 PM) vulcan s is back with abs.. Seems that side car needs to get type approval or is already a part of the bike sold in its origin country before it can be bought and fitted here. Was told this by the previous RE dealer when I asked about the RE bike they had there fitted with a side car. The Vulcan is looking rather old already. Maybe that strange headlamp shape is in need of a new design to keep it fresh. The WM looks pretty good too; 700cc with 74hp and 64Nm. Just checked out the pictures on another automotive website.modenas sticker.. ![]() now wmoto bobbie oso wana sell at tis price... 35,xxx... ![]() ![]() ![]() This post has been edited by lowpro: Mar 13 2023, 08:36 AM |
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Hi , want to ask if cruiser now for a new beginner who just take the license, which bike is better ? lets say budget keep under 40K
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not sure if cruiser is a beginner friendly bike but modenas vulcan s should fit your budget..
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QUOTE(alex000999000 @ Jun 14 2023, 11:28 PM) Hi , want to ask if cruiser now for a new beginner who just take the license, which bike is better ? lets say budget keep under 40K cruiser u can put ur feet down ezly cos low,so chances of jatuh cos seat too high is lower. new modenas vulcan price kinda expensive, they purposely put the price high. cos not many new cruiser style bike in the market. compare to z900 they can price it cheaper. rebel500 is another one, honda stuff mostly expensive if u dare , buy a used yamaha bolt. less than 40k cash. This post has been edited by basilisk: Jun 15 2023, 03:59 PM |
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QUOTE(basilisk @ Jun 15 2023, 03:58 PM) cruiser u can put ur feet down ezly cos low, Yup, i like their seat is low enough, feel safe a bit when fallso chances of jatuh cos seat too high is lower. new modenas vulcan price kinda expensive, they purposely put the price high. cos not many new cruiser style bike in the market. compare to z900 they can price it cheaper. rebel500 is another one, honda stuff mostly expensive if u dare , buy a used yamaha bolt. less than 40k cash. honda one looks nice for me, but a used bike, i scare get one with hidden issue and problem thanks for the info |
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considering to get bike license to ride bike to work in KL
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QUOTE(Lozy @ Jun 22 2023, 02:12 PM) considering to get bike license to ride bike to work in KL Daily commute in a Harley? I admire your determination, then you need to choose the slimmer one, like the new Nightster S or the Special one. anyone ride harley davidson's cruiser like fatboy to KL? are they big enough to defeat the convenience purpose? Beside filtering the traffic jam, air/oil cooled Harley can cook your balls if need to sit idle while waiting for the traffic condition. |
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QUOTE(ajaibman @ Jun 22 2023, 03:19 PM) Daily commute in a Harley? I admire your determination, then you need to choose the slimmer one, like the new Nightster S or the Special one. will check them out, thanksBeside filtering the traffic jam, air/oil cooled Harley can cook your balls if need to sit idle while waiting for the traffic condition. |
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not really a 'cruiser' but can be used as one.... 55888 for first 100 buyer. 58888 launch price. 65888 rmb price in china. 58888 not bcos tis bike is worth 58888 ?? is bcos the triumph bonnie t120 price in msia in 2019 is 74900. but the quality etc ada sama class like triumph kar?? ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() This post has been edited by basilisk: Jun 22 2023, 09:40 PM Nightstalker1993 liked this post
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QUOTE(basilisk @ Jun 22 2023, 09:38 PM) not really a 'cruiser' but can be used as one.... If direct currency conversion, should be around RM45k but then, need to factor in other miscellaneous costs here like spare parts holding costs, special tools and proprietary software licensing, warranty cost paid to the manufacturer (this depends on whether they are taking warranty from manufacturer or they are handling their own warranty locally), financing costs, stock holding and staff cost apart from the usual taxes and duties levied. Plus, margin as well for the importer and the distributor. They still need to make a living right? So, the RM20k difference, while looks like a lot, can actually whittle down to very little if those costs are added in. Just speculating only as I don't know the price walk for this but this is how it is for costs when dealing with vehicles. 55888 for first 100 buyer. 58888 launch price. 65888 rmb price in china. 58888 not bcos tis bike is worth 58888 ?? is bcos the triumph bonnie t120 price in msia in 2019 is 74900. but the quality etc ada sama class like triumph kar?? ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Someone mentioned it is pricey in the PT post but I am curious. When the person said expensive, I would also ask, in relation to what? Cannot compare to other China made motorcycles and say it is pricey just because it is China based. It does offer pretty decent spec (and not the cheapo stuff mind you). So, for me, when looking at pricing, I would always see what it is in relation to. If Bonneville, (it's direct competitor), then it is affordable. |
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58888 for a China bike. I'll buy a used Triumph. Or a used Harley Davidson Sportster. Crazy.
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Hi everyone, I want to ask if any other cruiser bike also got issue of low body built got the foot paddle will scratch on floor when turning on corner, or just honda rebel got this problem only
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QUOTE(alex000999000 @ Jul 11 2023, 10:44 PM) Hi everyone, I want to ask if any other cruiser bike also got issue of low body built got the foot paddle will scratch on floor when turning on corner, or just honda rebel got this problem only Yes.It is a cruiser bike problem. Usually have less lean angle than sports bike and naked. Rebel… considered ok. You try big Harley with floorboards it’s even worse. This post has been edited by Jason: Jul 11 2023, 11:30 PM |
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QUOTE(Jason @ Jul 11 2023, 11:29 PM) Yes. Oh trouble then, but my budget cannot get big harley, will get my lesen done soon, planning to buy which bike, vul s, rebel or other typeIt is a cruiser bike problem. Usually have less lean angle than sports bike and naked. Rebel… considered ok. You try big Harley with floorboards it’s even worse. |
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QUOTE(alex000999000 @ Jul 11 2023, 10:44 PM) Hi everyone, I want to ask if any other cruiser bike also got issue of low body built got the foot paddle will scratch on floor when turning on corner, or just honda rebel got this problem only sparks flying is the art of touching down when cornering with a cruiser...Even non-Cruiser riders love the sight... lowpro liked this post
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QUOTE(alex000999000 @ Jul 11 2023, 11:54 PM) Oh trouble then, but my budget cannot get big harley, will get my lesen done soon, planning to buy which bike, vul s, rebel or other type either use your body to reduce your lean angle or reduce your speedi'd do that if my peg starts scraping it's a warning not meant to be ignored |
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QUOTE(alex000999000 @ Jul 14 2023, 10:43 PM) ![]() The picture i take from googl, for Royal enfield super meteor 650, anyone got comment or reviews about this bike ? thanks Cruisers will have much lower peg clearances. So tight corners at moderate speed will scrape. But those peg feelers are replaceable. Some cruisers with low exhaust will also scrape. |
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QUOTE(Nightstalker1993 @ Jul 15 2023, 06:40 PM) How to have comment or review when it's not released here yet haiyah, have t wait thenSupposingly entering Malaysia by 3rd quarter kot QUOTE(jaycee1 @ Jul 15 2023, 06:52 PM) Go sit on a meteor 350, then take a ride on the continental 650 Draw your own conclusions. may need to plan a visit to RE showroom thenCruisers will have much lower peg clearances. So tight corners at moderate speed will scrape. But those peg feelers are replaceable. Some cruisers with low exhaust will also scrape. |
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QUOTE(basilisk @ Aug 24 2023, 04:03 AM) What to doIt vibrates differently. Slow AF for the displacement (excluding those new Revolution Max V-Twin). And got po ta toh po ta toh sound. But, should go ride it as least once. It is a unique experience. Over priced or not depends on how much you value that experience. |
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QUOTE(Jason @ Aug 25 2023, 03:12 AM) What to do I have seen a slow AF Harley ride fast going up Genting before.. and still got that Poh ta to sound..It vibrates differently. Slow AF for the displacement (excluding those new Revolution Max V-Twin). And got po ta toh po ta toh sound. But, should go ride it as least once. It is a unique experience. Over priced or not depends on how much you value that experience. |
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Just asking here as i still blur blur, is the Yamaha Virago same thing as the Yamaha V-star 250 ? as i didnt see any shop got display for this bike ?
or this 3 gonna wait till 2024,5 only come in Malaysia market ? YMH V-Star 250 , Hond Rebel 250, Kwsk Eliminator 400 |
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QUOTE(alex000999000 @ Aug 27 2023, 09:54 PM) Just asking here as i still blur blur, is the Yamaha Virago same thing as the Yamaha V-star 250 ? as i didnt see any shop got display for this bike ? The Virago range is no longer in production, Virago has the 250cc version but is very rare in Malaysia. or this 3 gonna wait till 2024,5 only come in Malaysia market ? YMH V-Star 250 , Hond Rebel 250, Kwsk Eliminator 400 The most common virago in Malaysia is the 535cc version which runs on an air-cooled V-Twin and is shaft driven. The only Jepunis cruiser new and available for purchase in Malaysia is the Kawasaki Vulcan 650. Not sure about the future plan of those Jepunis manufacturers for Malaysia market RalphRatedR and lowpro liked this post
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QUOTE(ajaibman @ Aug 28 2023, 09:19 AM) The Virago range is no longer in production, Virago has the 250cc version but is very rare in Malaysia. China got many coming!The most common virago in Malaysia is the 535cc version which runs on an air-cooled V-Twin and is shaft driven. The only Jepunis cruiser new and available for purchase in Malaysia is the Kawasaki Vulcan 650. Not sure about the future plan of those Jepunis manufacturers for Malaysia market |
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Aug 28 2023, 01:01 PM
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QUOTE(ajaibman @ Aug 28 2023, 09:19 AM) The Virago range is no longer in production, Virago has the 250cc version but is very rare in Malaysia. sad case then, cause i thought maybe V-star 250 still have new release coming if base on this website The most common virago in Malaysia is the 535cc version which runs on an air-cooled V-Twin and is shaft driven. The only Jepunis cruiser new and available for purchase in Malaysia is the Kawasaki Vulcan 650. Not sure about the future plan of those Jepunis manufacturers for Malaysia market www.autoevolution .com/moto/yamaha/v-star/ if cruiser from China a shop ask me if i want to order QJmoto SRV250 now as they have new stock arrived last week |
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Aug 29 2023, 02:46 AM
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Aug 29 2023, 09:46 AM
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Aug 29 2023, 10:22 PM
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QUOTE(ajaibman @ Aug 28 2023, 09:19 AM) The Virago range is no longer in production, Virago has the 250cc version but is very rare in Malaysia. In the late 90s.The most common virago in Malaysia is the 535cc version which runs on an air-cooled V-Twin and is shaft driven. I used to ride the most rare virago in Malaysia Virago 400cc. CBU Japan. Costs about rm32k at that time. Heard there were only 10 units in msia. |
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Aug 30 2023, 09:46 AM
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Aug 30 2023, 10:14 AM
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QUOTE(sikongma @ Aug 30 2023, 09:46 AM) no. sold it off in year 2000.basically it's the same body as 535, just smaller engine, different signal lights, different rear lights, nicer looking rear mirrors, better chrome finishing (CBU) and comes standard with a rear back rest. ![]() Then got a second hand Vulcan 750cc. then a 2009 ZX6R then stopped riding for about 5 years. then bought a VulcanS and then the Z naked i'm riding today sikongma liked this post
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Aug 30 2023, 10:41 AM
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Aug 30 2023, 10:52 AM
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Aug 30 2023, 10:14 AM) no. sold it off in year 2000. Ahhh, did you get a nice price selling it? Also, when you owned it, is it hard to get spare parts since it's so rare in M'sia?basically it's the same body as 535, just smaller engine, different signal lights, different rear lights, nicer looking rear mirrors, better chrome finishing (CBU) and comes standard with a rear back rest. ![]() Then got a second hand Vulcan 750cc. then a 2009 ZX6R then stopped riding for about 5 years. then bought a VulcanS and then the Z naked i'm riding today |
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Aug 30 2023, 11:23 AM
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QUOTE(sikongma @ Aug 30 2023, 10:52 AM) Ahhh, did you get a nice price selling it? Also, when you owned it, is it hard to get spare parts since it's so rare in M'sia? i sold it for about RM15k.Spare parts, other than the engine block, the pistons, etc. most of the mechanical parts are the same as 535. but well, the bike didn't give me any issues. I just serviced and maintained it. the only frequent problem was the caburator's leaking diaphragm. The rubber cracks easily. I changed it twice. however if i want to replace parts such as the signal lights, rear mirrors...hard to get. my rear mirrors got stolen. No choice i had to use the 535 mirrors as a replacement. I remember i paid more than RM200 for it. after that i sandblast my number plate onto the mirrors. Hopefully this will deter it from getting stolen again. |
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Aug 30 2023, 11:31 AM
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Aug 30 2023, 11:23 AM) » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « |
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Aug 30 2023, 11:33 AM
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QUOTE(sikongma @ Aug 30 2023, 11:31 AM) Ohhh will be kind of hard to get ori CBU parts (unless go Japan sapu 2nd hand parts). The mirror getting stolen was a bummer, hazard of living in M'sia. Infested with lanun motor people steal EVERYTHING =.= no jokewhen i realised my side mirrors got stolen. I almost cried. |
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Aug 30 2023, 11:36 AM
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Aug 30 2023, 11:33 AM) Yeah... I had a member who had his bike's badge stolen (was an England badge that came with a the bike), he was quite happy when I gave him my spare (costs like RM4.50 in shopee and is generic product) =.=. Now that I think of it, might order some special nuts for special accessories. At least make it harder for idiots to steal. |
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QUOTE(basilisk @ Aug 30 2023, 10:41 AM) Royal Enfield's weakness has always been its lack of power while torque is adequate. But I guess they want reliability so they understress the engine and it is also usually air-cooled so you can't go too far with that. |
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Sep 1 2023, 12:05 PM
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Sep 1 2023, 08:20 AM) Royal Enfield's weakness has always been its lack of power while torque is adequate. But I guess they want reliability so they understress the engine and it is also usually air-cooled so you can't go too far with that. cant do much bout power...mebe they can try lighten the bike.. now cfmoto doing great, their 450cc twin is lighter than those indian made triumph n harley singles... lowpro liked this post
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Sep 1 2023, 01:22 PM
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Sep 1 2023, 08:20 AM) Royal Enfield's weakness has always been its lack of power while torque is adequate. But I guess they want reliability so they understress the engine and it is also usually air-cooled so you can't go too far with that. you do realize that a cruiser bike is meant to cruise... not speeding, Why the power? Can overtake a lorry enough la on the B kampung road, skyblu3 liked this post
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QUOTE(ajaibman @ Sep 1 2023, 01:22 PM) you do realize that a cruiser bike is meant to cruise... not speeding, Why the power? Can overtake a lorry enough la on the B kampung road, What he wants is a power cruiser then. Ducati Xdiavel v4 mou lowpro liked this post
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Sep 2 2023, 02:48 PM
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QUOTE(Nightstalker1993 @ Sep 1 2023, 06:13 PM) Or this![]() lowpro liked this post
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QUOTE(skyblu3 @ Sep 2 2023, 02:48 PM) Or this![]() Or this. Benelli 752. Never understood why this isn't more popular. About same price with Vulcan, sounds many times more garang. Better brakes, handling and power. Traditional cruisers are quite limiting. Forward foot pegs never worked for me ...too much weight on my bum..and coupled with short suspension travel, makes for an uncomfortable ride on anything but the smoothest of roads. This post has been edited by jaycee1: Sep 3 2023, 09:54 AM |
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Sep 3 2023, 10:52 AM
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QUOTE(jaycee1 @ Sep 3 2023, 09:53 AM) Or this Not popular because it's china made ?( used to be Italian).![]() Or this. Benelli 752. Never understood why this isn't more popular. About same price with Vulcan, sounds many times more garang. Better brakes, handling and power. Traditional cruisers are quite limiting. Forward foot pegs never worked for me ...too much weight on my bum..and coupled with short suspension travel, makes for an uncomfortable ride on anything but the smoothest of roads. My close friend got rid his leocini in less than 2 years. Horrible reliability. His daily bike to work. Fed up. |
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Sep 3 2023, 11:19 AM
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Sep 3 2023, 08:13 PM
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QUOTE(jaycee1 @ Sep 3 2023, 09:53 AM) Or this but this one isnt cruiser, footpeg position suggest its a naked bike ![]() Or this. Benelli 752. Never understood why this isn't more popular. About same price with Vulcan, sounds many times more garang. Better brakes, handling and power. Traditional cruisers are quite limiting. Forward foot pegs never worked for me ...too much weight on my bum..and coupled with short suspension travel, makes for an uncomfortable ride on anything but the smoothest of roads. i guess it has typical benelli/qjmotor quirk.. offer brembo but bike itself feels meh/not reliable 502c is more of a cruiser skyblu3 liked this post
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Sep 4 2023, 06:18 PM
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QUOTE(Patent @ Sep 3 2023, 08:13 PM) but this one isnt cruiser, footpeg position suggest its a naked bike Yes, not your traditional cruiser. But a "power cruiser". Understandably a very niche market with the Diavel being the progenitor. i guess it has typical benelli/qjmotor quirk.. offer brembo but bike itself feels meh/not reliable 502c is more of a cruiser Well like I said, I never quite warmed up to the foot forward riding position. |
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Sep 5 2023, 08:15 AM
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QUOTE(basilisk @ Sep 3 2023, 11:19 AM) pipu here are saying mforce is getting worst n worst, Friends with MForce bikes (TNT and Sym) are cursing non-stop with parts availability.cfmoto service gone to mforce, n pipu start to stay away... Having to pay first then wait maybe lucky in few weeks some upwards 3 months to get it while bike stranded in workshop. Since seeing how they suffer, I had been ignoring all the bikes MForce carries regardless on how sexy how cheap their bikes are. skyblu3 liked this post
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Sep 5 2023, 08:37 AM
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QUOTE(jaycee1 @ Sep 4 2023, 06:18 PM) Yes, not your traditional cruiser. But a "power cruiser". Understandably a very niche market with the Diavel being the progenitor. Me too when it comes to this "Well like I said, I never quite warmed up to the foot forward riding position". Just saying that whatever bike they make, and in this regard, the Super Meteor, power doesn't seem important to Royal Enfield and their engines are among the lowest powered when compared to similar cc bikes around.Well like I said, I never quite warmed up to the foot forward riding position. |
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QUOTE(lowpro @ Sep 5 2023, 08:37 AM) Me too when it comes to this "Well like I said, I never quite warmed up to the foot forward riding position". Just saying that whatever bike they make, and in this regard, the Super Meteor, power doesn't seem important to Royal Enfield and their engines are among the lowest powered when compared to similar cc bikes around. Because air cooled ma no choice. If they want to squeeze more power out of it then they have to go water cooled which the company seems to be going in that direction as the upcoming himalayas 450 is gonna be water cooled and will be producing around 40hp.Actually triumph bonnie t100 900cc engine only produces 68hp so RE getting 48hp out of a 650cc is around the same power density as the triumph. lowpro liked this post
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Sep 7 2023, 10:56 AM
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QUOTE(WH4CockcooBird @ Sep 5 2023, 08:15 AM) Friends with MForce bikes (TNT and Sym) are cursing non-stop with parts availability. for the peace of mindHaving to pay first then wait maybe lucky in few weeks some upwards 3 months to get it while bike stranded in workshop. Since seeing how they suffer, I had been ignoring all the bikes MForce carries regardless on how sexy how cheap their bikes are. just go for Jap brands. especially if you rely on the bike for daily commute to work. unless you have a few bikes in your porch. |
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I bought a used VS 2015, quite low mileage and in excellent condition. Did a major service and tyre change for a peace of mind. It’s a damn fun ride and I always make excuses to ride it around
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QUOTE(Patent @ Oct 4 2023, 11:30 PM) so bulky Not really. I was pleasantly surprised how compact the bike is for a 1200cc bike.even triumph 1200 can still fit your crotch I like that the footpegs isnt so far forward though Even Verys 650 is bigger than this bike. Price is slightly more expensive than a Suzuki 8s |
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the single swing arm looks odd.. ducati diavel looks good but this one weird
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on the cheapskate side abit dominar ug400
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