just an update, picture shown of uneven thread wear is on the front tyre, rear tyre its fine.
went to change a set of tyres and asked the mechanic why the wear is  one sided, he told me its due to a single disc brake at the front therefore the wear is more on one side, if its dual disc brake the wear will be even.
Is there such a thing?

he recommended pirelli rosso 3, front 110/70R17 back 150/60/r17
rm 680,

I wonder how many of you service the fork ?

I had mine service on the 3rd year of usage.

I serviced mine at 30000km

Not because of leak or issues.
Just serviced it, since I'm using the bike daily.
Clean the internals and changed the fork oil only.
Felt nicer, just like new.

Yeah I know

But I always service it more frequent

I even change the engine oil at every 3000KM ++.

put ohlins lah   

New triumph daytona 660.
Wonder how will be priced here 

Lost the iconic undertail exhaust of the daytona 675 though

I find its weird that they are using the trident engine when they have 765 engine with moto2 tuning. Just need to add fairing

what happened to your str675?

I changed mine back to stock lever as this kind of lever tend to burn your clutches faster as they were not fully engage... Not to mentioned the quality as well... But those brembo and galespeed lever sure attract thieve one...

how to break in new brake pad?
i just change a new sintered pad and it didnt bite as strong as I expected.

this wont work on modern bikes since bottom part has the manifold no frame to hold on

the secret to not feel you need to upgrade is... never test 1000cc bikes after you buy 

I just posted my 800NK review at the 800NK thread for those interested for a read.

there you go   
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...ost&p=109178284

anyone using 190/50 as opposed to 180/55 or 190/55?

Don't tell me what to do you're not my mom!
Oh wait wrong forum thread.
On a related note, Ron haslam's race school in the UK uses T30 sport touring tires on their sport bikes. Ok je

Greetings.

New Rider here. 3x years old and regret didnt take up bike license when young. ahaha.

Going into 3rd(7hr+) class for L module. Bought bajaj as lesson bike since cheap and reliable, only able to ride during weekend.

still not dare to lane split in long slow traffic .haha

Yes definitely, for insurance sake if anything goes south 
Thanks.

but more worry on fitting through the traffic/splitting lane, muat ke xmuat. haha

involved in accident last saturday at karak highway... was cruising around 80kmh on slow lane, suddenly hilux sped up on fast lane and lost control. the entire car literally whipped onto me. thankfully im alright with just muscle sores & bruised foot. i'm with my full gear on. called my salesperson to tow my bike back there to help assist in claiming insurance, but he say their shop cannot claim other ppl insurance, can only claim my own insurance, just wanted to know if this is true? if anyone can give me some advice on this. The shop i bought from is eang chun

Anyone got suggestions for good commuting tyre for Front: 110/70 R17 & Rear: 150/60 R17 ? Good grip in rain and lasts long. Let me know your preferred tyre shop also