QUOTE(Azuma-kun @ Jun 21 2010, 10:15 PM)
Guys...which is better, shop loan or aeon credit?
Seems like shop loan i need to pay high d/p while aeon just 2k
but monthly is not really much different. except aeon can do 4years and shop only 3years max
What kind of question is this? Take out the calculator and figure it out lar. Seems like shop loan i need to pay high d/p while aeon just 2k
but monthly is not really much different. except aeon can do 4years and shop only 3years max
But rule of thumb is to pay as little interest as possible. This probably means taking the more painful choice which is to pay higher d/p and shorter loan term.
Added on June 21, 2010, 11:58 pm
QUOTE(J1@l_ l_l l\l @ Jun 20 2010, 05:11 PM)
I suppose 17% U suggested is positive error right?
I believe it's not only Yamaha, I believe most of the locally manufactured motobikes r having a very high percentage error on their speedometer read-out. I had the EX5 Class and the 125Z, noticed tht both r having positive error on the speedometer but the 125Z is rediculously high and I totally agree with Ur suggestion on Yamaha, their speedometers r having positive error a way too high than the other local manufacturers.
I guess this is probably 1 kindda of their makerting strategies, assuming many hv riden their bikes and got "cheated" by the speedometer, well I'm sorry to say "cheated" here, subsequently, they will inform the other non Yamaha riders saying tht Yamaha bike is fast n thus convincing them to buy a Yamaha. Well, this is juz an assumption, I might be wrong but I was cheated by their speedometer too.
As for the LC135, I don't think it can goes faster than 130km/h in stock condition even it's riden in a so called ala-racing style. I was once driving my car at the speed of 130km/h on Pantai Timur Expressway going bec 2 K.L. n met this LC135 n was riden in ala-racing style, so I "invited" him but I later found out tht is the fastest he can goes, I would say the speed of the bike was abt 120 +-5km/h due to my car has positive speedometer error too.
Kindda curious y they called this model as "supersport" as it's only a SOHC bike with the output of lower than 15 horses even lower than the FX125 and Nova Sonic 125.
Added on June 20, 2010, 5:46 pm
I wanted to do it but mine has got no removable silencer
Actually vat is the reason of removing the silencer frm the exhaust system instead of changing the entire exhaust system?
My mistake. It's not about removing the silencer. Usually they upgrade(?) to a new pipe that does not have a silencer.I believe it's not only Yamaha, I believe most of the locally manufactured motobikes r having a very high percentage error on their speedometer read-out. I had the EX5 Class and the 125Z, noticed tht both r having positive error on the speedometer but the 125Z is rediculously high and I totally agree with Ur suggestion on Yamaha, their speedometers r having positive error a way too high than the other local manufacturers.
I guess this is probably 1 kindda of their makerting strategies, assuming many hv riden their bikes and got "cheated" by the speedometer, well I'm sorry to say "cheated" here, subsequently, they will inform the other non Yamaha riders saying tht Yamaha bike is fast n thus convincing them to buy a Yamaha. Well, this is juz an assumption, I might be wrong but I was cheated by their speedometer too.
As for the LC135, I don't think it can goes faster than 130km/h in stock condition even it's riden in a so called ala-racing style. I was once driving my car at the speed of 130km/h on Pantai Timur Expressway going bec 2 K.L. n met this LC135 n was riden in ala-racing style, so I "invited" him but I later found out tht is the fastest he can goes, I would say the speed of the bike was abt 120 +-5km/h due to my car has positive speedometer error too.
Kindda curious y they called this model as "supersport" as it's only a SOHC bike with the output of lower than 15 horses even lower than the FX125 and Nova Sonic 125.
Added on June 20, 2010, 5:46 pm
I wanted to do it but mine has got no removable silencer
Actually vat is the reason of removing the silencer frm the exhaust system instead of changing the entire exhaust system?
This post has been edited by zombie: Jun 21 2010, 11:58 PM
Jun 21 2010, 11:55 PM

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