Recent content by Refugee

spokey rims should do the trick

ask him to join California fitness and lose weight himself... haha.... just kidding...

i'm using Motul 5100 15W50... its a semi synthetic oil... previously using maxima maxum extra fully synt ones also 15W50... just feels alot more smooth... budget budget...

just changed back to motul 5100... engine vibration alot.. cannot take it... dun wanna waste money on fully synt also.. haha...

yeah.. i'm using those connectors..... today caught in a jam... finally used the switch to on the radiator... and god.. the temperature is damn bloody high! i feel the hot air blow from the vents up... phew...

actually i am looking for the connector that fits the socket nicely... the male connector... but... too bad... cant find...

gas operated or oil?

you're referring to the pic of the horn... or the pic of how i install them? btw.. its with relay... installed with the help of a friend...

i've fixed 2 hella horns twin tone anyway... its possible to fit in... however, its an electric horn... but very loud.. muhaha

haha... i think pyro bought wrong switch... end up become passing light.

btw its illegal to install headlight on/off switch... in sg at least.

oh yeah... btw... for the auxilarry switches, theres a part which we need to connect to the yellow/white hole of the CDI connector... instead of poking the wire in... i've used the 'fork' connector (the one in blue)... just an improvisation for all.. cheers!

nice switches... but i have problem DIY-ing them.. cos i'm not confident of opening holes on my bike... LOL...

yeah guys.. a passing light switch is for use when passing seemingly dangerous spots... what it does it momentarily turns on the high beam... e.g. going straight on a junction with opposite vehicles turning right... so when you're approaching, if the vehicle seems like gonna move...

yeah... i read the wiring diagrams... and it seems easy... but just wondering if anyone done it in a more clean way as opposed to what i'm gonna do.. which involves cutting of existing wiring....