This is why I love buying second hand bikes directly from owners.

There are a hell lot of ppl who buy bikes as weekend toys, as a result if you hv the cash you hv a good chance of finding low-mileage bikes under 3-4 years old with little wear & tear at cheaper prices, without paying SST. Huge savings compared to buying new.

Check it fires up ok from cold & beware of 'motor simpan' problems - bikes that hv been unused for a very long time hv their own set of problems.

I got my TNT600 from a farmer who suddenly got rich after selling his land. He rode it suka2 for a year (under 5000km) and left it under his house for almost a year. Bloody bargain at RM23k, paid cash. Luckily I bought it in time coz if the bike had been unused & the roadtax had expired for more than a year, the new owner will need to bring it to PUSPAKOM b4 transferring ownership...mafan...so that's something for u to keep in mind.

Hi,

I have never bought a bike from direct owner before. Anyways I also dont have any motorcycle license but aiming for used triumph street triple R at the moment. Previously rode a ninja 250. I guess to protect buyer and owner, it is safer for both to be at JPJ to change name? I worry in the case that buyer pay owner, then owner give bike and geran but somehow owner submit police report saying bike is 'stolen'. Also change name no need motorcycle license right?

Thanks bro. Ride on.

If the geran is already in ur position lodging a police report is like he’s not okay in the head lol. It can happen and its best if u are with the buyer when the name changing happens because the buyer needs ur particulars (name and ic number)

As for licence, no u dont need one when buying a bike (thats what i have experience)

Went to see the bike in Jawi, Penang.
Rm11,900 OTR. though specs says its 160 kg, its quite easy to handle/nimble
Looks good la the bike, the grey color one seems sleek, one shade darker would have been perfect.
but dunno reliable or not, hence still waiting more ppl to test and review.

This post has been edited by Zoopdiidoo: Dec 11 2018, 10:22 AM

Yes the Basic selling price proposed by the distributor and at the end approved by MITI... all vehicles sells in MY including local brand/assembly..

Dominar also not cheep.. in India, the price after convert is 8k++ ... but then they have shipping fees + Export tax have to paid to Indian gomen before exporting parts/vehicles..

dominar in malaysia is considered cheep lor...

no other bikes comes close and with abs ...

bcos it is 'modenas'...

heard of daju motor?

tvs apache? 200 to be assembled here..

rm10900 ( not allowed to sell cheaper than modenas?)

not liquid cooled.. 4hp less than pulsar ns200...

Stupid question here , where do I stick my L LICENSE sticker? Is there like a requirement (eg one in front one at the back?). Any one can suggest creative ideas on how to stick behind of the bike when there's no platform to stick to lol

Show us a picture of your bike.

This bike like the bajaj ns200 quite popular in india.
Most reviews of the ns200 will include this bike as a comparison.

Haha

It's a 2018 r25. I decided to just slap the L on the tail andend front wheel guard (if that's what it's called) lol.

Guys, anyone experienced buying second hand bike from direct owner before? Owner still got loan with bank and on the geran / title itself it says -hakmilik dituntut oleh bank XXXX-. So what is the proper procedure for the buyer? Ask owner to settle the balance with bank XXXX first then only proceed with tukar nama?

Guys, does anyone know where to find shop who does CNC? I wanna make steel brackets for my monoblock caliper R15.. pls let me know if you can recommend in KL area

Stay away from this kind of deal. If the owner can settle the balance and change the ownership to his/her own name then u can consider buying.
Please do not buy the “sambung bayar” ones and also the “JT” or jalan terus (it means the owner didnt pay the bank for the vehicle so u know what will happen) and the risk is up to u.

i hv witnessed frm afar, its like buyer will pay d guy who wana sell the bike still under finance. buyer pay cash, seller settle the amount with bank etc with the cash. then only proceed tukar nama.

there is some sorta b+w made between the two parties and signed wit ic stated etc.

cos both parties r genuine seller + buyer...

bracket normal machine shop can do mar?
need cnc?
alot machine shop scatter around kl industry areas..

ive only seen a few in chansowlin

Ya personally i prefer the owner to settle the balance itself first and get the geran / title to be redeemed from the bank. Then can proceed with the normal process. Ill have to see if owner got enough capital or not to settle the loan.

Im not going through the sambung bayar thingy.

Ya thats what is being proposed at the moment, a bnw agreement. I suppose this is common, but i suspect legally it is not binding since the bike legally is claimed by the bank and the owner actually is not legally able to sell it until he/she finish paying for the loan. The drawback for buyer is that you have to depend on trust i guess.

Need to fit my brembo m4 on my r15.. ok2 thanks bro

u live near ampang / pandan area? theres a femes machine shop tht do car caliper conversion there. think they can do. tht is one shop tat i sawoften advertise online.