when is the time to change?
what is the symtom ?
moped modenas kriss 110 nearlee 4 years liao

50k km give or take

if you ride aggresively, 30k km is also enough to kaput

so frequent meh?
my odometer 999999 reset and go on n on till not moving liao
use 3 years+ haven change b4

Kriss twin springs type no change also nevermind

Yau lan mou 999999? U round trip world tour? My car only 300k+

Or u just finished 12 cans tiger?

Check got leak oil or not?

When you're riding in a straight line, release your handlebar, see got wobble or not?

From my experience, handlebar wobble because suspension issue or bearing issue or my tire swollen.

no beer la...i type 999999 because i dun know how many digit,its max out and reset by itself

no woble

my absorber is spring no oil i think

This post has been edited by poco loco: May 10 2025, 01:34 PM

ur bike is 9999999, yet still no wobble. u take good care of your bike. #naikjariibu

This post has been edited by nasiputih: May 10 2025, 01:44 PM

If you feel comfortable when riding, handling ok, don't worry about it lo.

Or you can get your mechanic to check. You don't have a mechanic that you trust?

but when i ride on those yellow road yellow road strip or uneven road countinueslly, i can felt like rear buang felling

Get your mechanic to check lo. Are you using good tires? I'm not used to riding double spring bikes, always ride on monoshock. I can't really tell why your bike feels like that. Get your mechanic to test and see.

hmmmk

scared they suggest change then after change still the same,this is the most make me mad thing

Kek you need to find a mechanic that you can trust la. I PM you my mechanic la.

If you ride on the painted lines memang got a bit feel like lose grip wan. But how much grip you lose and whether it's normal, I can't tell without riding your bike. In general try to avoid the painted lines la.

ok pm me the shop location and the mechanic.....

the usual shop i go,i trust the boss,but got 2 different boss,and he tell the staff to check not him personally....the staff commision is base on the item sold..so.....ya u can see the issue

This post has been edited by poco loco: May 10 2025, 02:26 PM

U ride on the yellow strip will feel funny one. Grip is less there

not only the yellow strip..those patch hole that rise up from the road level aka small bump, pass 3-4 of it also can felt weird

my bike 10y+ daily use never change absober
need change meh?
haha

This post has been edited by bukankhadam: May 10 2025, 02:33 PM

Sounds quite normal too. Nowadays road patch like sohai wan. Not smooth wan.

if lalu bumper will feel rough like metal colliding

thats y the 1 one that reply saying 50k km need change,i was like yau mou lan

This post has been edited by poco loco: May 10 2025, 02:37 PM


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ayam tot jew want to buy axia

no used for a car atm

My old EX5 got changed one. The old absorber become non springy feel. Hit a little road bump also like hitting a deep pothole

didn't know motor absorber need to change

My monoshock change every 40,000 to 50,000 km.

Pundi, can share tips how to ride moto round the world until meter resets without getting into accident?

'defensive riding'
and get a low speed bike
alyiz maintain the tayar bunga,not racun bunga chibai

This post has been edited by poco loco: May 11 2025, 01:41 AM

Almost every rider got experience with a crash or accidentally dropping their bike.

It's like, when you're a new car driver, sure you will make minor mistakes. Even as an experienced driver, sometimes you accidentally scratch your car. The difference is, on a motorcycle, there's no metal cage to get scratched, it will be your flesh. I've had a few minor crashes and accidentally dropped my bike a few times. Some of those were my fault, some were caused by cars turning into me. Just 2 nights ago, another car almost turned into me. Then I checked my bike and found out my taillamp was not working haha.

https://www.quora.com/Is-it-possible-to-rid...0-years-or-more

https://www.reddit.com/r/motorcycle/comment..._never_crashed/

https://www.quora.com/Has-anyone-that-rides...h-at-some-point

This post has been edited by JohnL77: May 11 2025, 02:21 AM