let me repost 1 post from previous V...

let ppl aware of this situation....

just now when im at sg wang, wan to find a free parking for motor, yet legal 1...
i round n round sg wang...

ended i being stopped by under cover police who wear normal shirts.... he showed me his blue card.... and asking why im pusing pusing....

then check my road tax, lucky it expired on 19 nov... or else im die...

check lesence, IC, and they copy down my ic into yellow paper...

asking where im working, wehre i stay...

really bad luck...

so my fellow motorist, dun round round sg wang lol... if can better pay for it...

now i learnt my lesson... i wish i would pay for the parking... then no need to face this kind of thing...

btw, how to check the tyre rubber quality?

the under cover police is ridding motor leh... i was stopped at behind Lot 10 there... o park royal nearby....

lucky there less car and people... or else malu saya leh... every1 is watching...

GIVI blue! kah,.... rm3x only??? tht day i ask, cheapest is 4x leh... and got 1 i thinks is givi black colour jacket along cost 8x leh... this 1 din come with pant.. while other got...

im planning to get 1... since my rain jacket now is old... n worse got leak... haha

by the way, u got bring along slipper with u all the time? where u keep it in the motor?

bout the jacket, i jz wanna buy the jacket only which covers the body..not those like raincoat which cover ur pants oso..but why, the givi black color seems to have double price than the blue color that u mention earlier?

btw, TT900 got tubeless oso?

btw, if wanna change tt900 tubeless + racing boy sport rim for my EX5, how much will it costs? Will the sum reach RM300?

but i went to a motor shop and they told me that set of sport rim of 6-spoke, costs me RM160 for a set...still finding a suitable motor shop with reasonable price to change a whole set of racing boy sport rim + tt900 tubeless on my bike..

thanks for the link... and now i can see detail.... and decide which to buy soon...

by the ways, which jacket model u used...?

nice kah?

for oil filter n oil treatment(how to ask the mechanic in malay for these two stuff?),does every motor workshop do this? coz i havent seen it done b4.. is the oil filter same thing as air filter??

btw,i change the oil(minyak hitam) once a month,maybe i should change twice a month but everytime i buy no less than RM10 brands... btw,i`ve nvr tried the RM20 above oils,does it really improve much or juz can stand longer?

p/s: add me in list,pls.. mooze - wave125

as tsg said, either post ur nick with what bike u are using or pm me with the details and i'll put it on the 1st post...that's a good idea..Thanks tsg for the idea!

Har? got people "adjust" your bike for you also? wahlau... really should go there again then.. that time I parked at Lowyat, but the prob is I took the ticket then after the boom gate naik I saw one kapcai pass by me... rupa rupanya its free

lowyat plaza parking free de meh?

I guess so? since other mcyclists just cilok in only

the exhaust really that cheap meh, i think it's over rm70.

I never used oil treatment, because I knew that it does more harm to the engine than  the good thing it promises. Many oil treatment companies sued by american federal trade commission (you can verify this yourself at ftc website).

For my bike I use silkolene fully synthetic oils, costs me 45 bucks for a litre of it. Your can do a research on it for the advantage of fully synthetic oils.
To know when to change the engine oils, kapcai usually is after 2000km or 3 months for using petroluem based oils. For fully synthetic same mileage but can last 6 months (except some specially formulated ones that have more total base number can last longer with higher mileage)

For the spark plug I used the Denso Iridium spark plugs, Rm50 for a piece, but you do feel the improvement in better engine response.
Oil filter is the one that filters the engine oil that's circulating inside your engine.
Air filter is the one that filters the air before it is used by the engine.
And this is my bike:
my own: Suzuki FXR 150, Yamaha SRE

my family's (mostly used by me anyways): Honda C70 round lamp, Honda CB175(repairing), Honda CD175, Honda CG125(repairing)

damn lah... dun say change dis lah... my lock aso heben settle... now even my bike is locked... then handle can turn and no need key aso can straight start my bike ler... damn those fellas... duno how much im going to spent on locks oledi... haizz.... made my whole bike electrical things sot n not working...

New EX5 Dream with fully modded outfits...

wah..what does those f***ers did to ur bike? last 2 week, my bike handle lock ppl pecah, and last week my side mirror duno which b**** go and break my right hand side mirror...

hahaha..its bikers talking..but not rempits btw

my fxr 150 ... drop into water .... now .. must overhaul ..600++ sobz ... i wanna fix it back ....

izit worth it i fix everything back .. fairing .. meter and all .. sobz ... .

i got many things to change le the prob is .. overhaul is terpaksa liaw ...

stuff need to be fix

light
speedometer
rims
fairings
mirrors ....

many things .. ... sobzzzz .... all expensive

Honda Wave 100 user here

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Have a question for motor expert gurus here. Everytime my tyre puncture, the motor shop ppl always ask me to change the tyre. saying its too thin. Thin as follow the picture. My tyre now still original from the time i buy de motor.

Is it true that bigger is better? If so can recommend which wan to get? Was hoping to find a tyre which can help me reduce my tyre puncture ratio. i dont think i need a tubeless tyre bah. my rim still good. dun wan to change to sport rim yet. probably around RM50 each can already, jb standard.

Read in previous post about Dunlop TT900. is it a tubeless tyre?

Don't see what's the difference in the diagram you drew. If you run over something sharp at the bigger part also it would still blow what? Like the mech said himself mar, it's too thin, not small. If your tyre as big as lorry tyre but thin like a piece of paper also no use what When you say puncture you mean usage puncture or run-over-nail puncture?

Then use the tubeless tires, they are thicker so probably better. You don't need sport rims to put tubeless tires, just use the tire and tubes.

I find this quite funny...
Malay rempit usually wears helmet and chinese rempit does the opposite...
Malay rempit usually ride 125z or RXZ and chinese rempit usually ride RGV or RGX

I think I know why...

Malay - YaMAHA, like power mar? some more they just love the doc modenas, cheap but still can mod. honda, wheelie so easy, who dont want?

Chinese - suzuki, my uncle's brother's bike... got problem??

Indian - as long as got sound cun lah!

what happened  

so ganas lar ur fren 
treats his kapcai lika a scrambler

helo...

been aways for almost 1 weeks...

my motor road tax is expired... yesterday... and i got no time to renew...

any1 know how to renew the motor insurance???