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- Thread starter Khun Ying Pojaman
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Well, can anyone who has ridden a 600 cc bike tell me what is the fuel consumption like ? I don't want to get something that consumes as much petrol as a car.
The K models had four separate pipes. The F models came with factory four into one pipes. The F models' design was also more slender to give it a more sporty look and the second generation (F2) came with factory fitted Comstar magwheels. Enginewise, they were the same (SOHC), but I do not know if there were any gear ratio differences. At that time, there were both very advanced.
Haha - then, electric start was considered hi-tech.
Cheers!
mine was a F model then cos of the 4 into 1 exhaust pipe. i will put up my bike's photo later...cheers!
The Kawasaki N250R is 150K baht whilst CBR 250R is 100K baht.
Looks like CBR is the better choice, and I have read reviews that the CBR has low torque.
Looks like CBR is the better choice, and I have read reviews that the CBR has low torque.
400cc and 600cc fuel consumption will not be much different. For big bike 400cc to 1000cc fuel consumption is in range of 20~30km/litre depend on riding style and bike .
Car 1500~2000cc fuel consumption is in range of 8~15km/litre.
Bikers, if you're riding racing bikes, where to you store your helmet ?
I think you carry with you then you can use it to gang clash with other gang members. Or you can throw it at motor thief.
Do you like such a scooter ?
You have very funny question. Store helmet is a problem.
Sportbike/dirtbike cannot put box, it will be ugly> people will laugh. >>Lock it to the bike or leave it there or bring it together.
Scooter type have storage compartment.
Touring bike can install box look nice so can store inside box.
Funny because after more than 10 years never touch motorcycles, I'm not sure if design has improved to allow compartment for helmet, which is a necessity. Lock helmet in open space, raining habez !
Hey PCX looks pretty good leh. Also has a big compartment for a full-face helmet.
Index and anti-Mata helmet can just leave it on the mirrors. Shoei and Arai helmets, take it along wherever you go.
Made in Thailand? How much is this? From the looks, probably can buy 3-4 finos.Do you like such a scooter ?
Can buy Yaris.
It's very practical, I must say. Even my condo manager, who rides PCX to work, strongly recommends me to get PCX. Unfortunately, scooter is not the kind of image I would like to project.
Do the helmets these days have a special hole that can be locked to the bike ? Please don't tell me to use the buckle on the chin strap.
Since you live in thailand there's no need to wear a helmet.
All bikes come with a helmet lock.
During my time, nobody uses them. Folks just cut the chin strap and take the helmet (especially if Shoei or Bell - then no Arai) - couple of bucks can replace the strap. However these days, I notice riders just leave the helmet on the bike's seat. I wouldn't though - mebbe because if I were a younger man, I would steal stuff.
Cheers!
I know bikes got helmet lock. I'm more concerned if there is a special hole in the helmet for the bike to lock on.
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