actually i'm not new in mudah, neither in lowyat
but because they never mention it's registered in s'pore, i assume its in m'sia. so it's my mistake then if you said its impossible to get a m'sia superbike like the R6

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Added on June 5, 2009, 4:31 amim pretty sure he's just indirectly telling you're a bit too harsh, and btw your question about am i new to mudah doesn't have anything to do with me knowing if R6 could be registered in m'sia or what, the question is am I new to superbikes, and i have to admit, yeah, i'm new to superbike.
well, at least i learn something new today

This post has been edited by jolipoli81: Jun 5 2009, 04:31 AM

sometimes people can be sensitive to words so easily huh?

I am just asking a question because if you are new, i can guide you more in mudah.my surfing. a good deed being twisted all around.

Never mind about that, back to the topic. I felt that it is unnecessary to go into 600 if you already used to 250 or even just 150. Just hope on to litre bike or perhaps more.

Usually it cost a little bit more and doesn't worth it when you decided to upgrade to 1000cc from 600cc.

Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14
RM85,900.00
Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R
RM81,900.00
Kawasaki ZX-6R
RM66,900.00

EXCEPT you are hoping on
Kawasaki ER-6N
RM34,250.00 (OTR)

haha. er-6n is such a great bike at cheap price. Thanks to CKD.

kindly advice, are those Kawasaki bikes you mentioned can be registered in Malaysia? why other brands such as the yamaha R6 are impossible to get in m'sia?

R6 got malaysia registered la. just more expensive than zx6r. around 70k++

The price i mention above is all malaysia registered bike. All brand new bike price.

Suzuki , yamaha & honda superbike are available in Malaysia as well.

give u some price as reference.

Suzuki Hayabusa 90k++
Yamaha R1 around 90k also.
Honda CBR i dono di. CBR new model not that popular for some reason.

Where do you live? Actually you can just visit any nearby superbike shop. KL area -Wiley.
Penang- Megafortune.
Other location i do not know.

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Added on June 5, 2009, 7:07 pmah.
this is malaysia registered bike.

http://www.mudah.my/vi/3038599.htm?ca=3_s

second hand though.

This post has been edited by ModularHelmet: Jun 5 2009, 07:07 PM

so, getting a singapore registered is fairly cheaper but when it comes to renewing COE it cost and a little bit hassle right?

renew road tax. everyyear go to singapore.
renew coe-doesnt worth it at all. the price could buy a new bike di.
illegal in malaysia. there are cases where bikes are confiscated by kastam/jpj directly.

on the other hand. it is cheap!

okay, i didn't know it is illegal, that sounds serious
well, i get the idea, better be safe than sorry

Anyway, you can try if you have relative who is singapore citizen or PR.

Lots of people in JB have superbike registered in Singapore. Because it is easy for them to renew roadtax and many of them do have PR which makes them half legal. (between legal and illegal)

2 cyclinder inline does it mean 2 strokes but what is inline means?

2 cylinders inline in bike like er6n, zzr 250 are 4 stroke bikes.

for best comparison,
zx2r has 4 cylinders inline. 4 stroke engine.
zzr 250 has 2 cylinders, also a 4 stroke engine.

regarding the technical things, i cant really explain as i do not understand that much either.
But the basic rule is that 4 cylinders are better than 2. In terms of speed and acceleration.

Usually there are no 2 stroke bike larger than 250cc. There are some exceptions though.

another odd thing that you might want to know. BMW are producing SINGLE cylinder bikes of 600cc above.

Lower cylinders are better at travelling very very very long distance which makes bike like zzr 250 better than zx2r when long distance travel is concerned.

yo... i'm interested at the ER 6N, btw, i'm from Kuching, Sarawak... is there any shop selling the bike? The only one i saw and test hop on was the one at Ghee Seng.. btw, what's the price for B full at Kuching? thx ya..

TL1000R!

The good-then-to-be cult bike,it serves with lotsa gizmo back in its day...

Rotary damping suspension,low end torque that can withstand & even outperform any ducs 996/998,with top speed that can match other inline 4 litrebike & middleweight....

Growl like thunder,fast as well...only the setback for those faulty rotary damping,its weight that need lotsa diet from the carbon goodies,& chain that always grinding with swingarm....

Other than that is was good cult bike with some classy Suzuki styling & bumble bee tail as found in GSX-R750 SRAD(96)

RC51 also good....now can be considered as one great v-twin sportsbike ever come from Japan.....

any biker here from Sabah, KK? any idea which motorcycle dealer here got sell such sportbike like R6?

It's not that costly. Besides it's something you pay for once every few years.

Any Kawasaki Ninja 250R bikers here? I just wanna ask that the rear wheel.What is the max wide that it can be fix?160?

after a long read from page 1..this the 1st question in my mind & its already been answered...hmm still i love the Kawa ER-6N coz of the looks & ofcoz price...worth it i think ...

i already book er6n special edition.. will be getting it in two weeks time ;P

How much you pay for that bike?

Wanna know the latest price....

otr is 35k.. bike price slightly more than 33k

anyway i am lookin for ren's engine guard for er6n.. anyone know where to find in malaysia?

This post has been edited by dildream: Nov 2 2009, 10:29 PM

u just booked very nice bike..go kawasaki go..