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April 2015

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Apparently there is a recall on a few Yamaha MT-09s, Super Teneres and YZF-R6s. This is because there is a fault with the transmission system which leaves riders unable to select gears.

The recall is happening in the UK and according to Britain’s Vehicle and Operator Services Agency, the ‘transmission may fail’ as a result of a fatigue crack to an internal component.

A notice on VOSA’s recall database says: ‘The gear shift cam segment stopper may develop a fatigue crack. If not identified, this could result in the inability of the rider to select gears.’ (more…)

Apparently there is a recall on the Yamaha MT-09, Super Tenere and YZF-R6. This is because there is a fault with the transmission system which leaves riders unable to select gears. (more…)

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Are cheaper bikes really inferior to the more expensive ones? Many may think so, but this classic looking chopper is priced at just below RM20,000. Wasn’t expecting that were you? (more…)

Patents filed online indicate possible production plans for the turbocharged Suzuki Recursion Concept.

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How much difference is the KTM RC200 vs RC250? KTM website actually enables you to compare the specs of the bike you choose. In this case, I have check out the RC200 vs RC250 and added the Duke 250 just to see what else is different.

One of the most important thing that we want to see is how much the power differs and what is the bore x stroke comparison of the RC200 and RC250.

We can see that the KTM RC200 produces 25hp, while the RC250 comes with bigger output as expected at 31hp. That is 6hp increase which can provides better room for acceleration and enjoyment. The RC200 top speed is at 135km/h (as told by my RC200 rider friend), so, we can expect the RC250 to be topped at 150km/h maybe?  (more…)

vespa_sprint_MM_001Naza Premira launches new and sporty Vespa Sprint model at RM15,617.13. Malaysian distributor of Vespa scooters, Naza Premira Sdn Bhd, expanded its range for the local market this week following the launch of the new Vespa Sprint model.   (more…)

Sporty new 2015 Vespa Sprint launched in Malaysia at RM15,617.13 OTR.

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Kapar Motors has updated in their FB page about the price of the Yamaha YZF-R25 in Malaysia at RM19,783. YZF-R25 comes with 2-cylinder parallel twin engine that produces 35.5PS which is a respected output from a 250cc bike.

UPDATE I (9/4/2015): It seems the rumors is true, RM19,783 is already included the 6% GST.

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 UPDATE II (10/4/2015): Some shops are showing the price of the YZF-R25 at RM21,200 on the road.

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Heads up classic bike lovers, word have it that we will soon see Urals on our roads.

According to Reed Motorcycle, Ural Malaysia will be rolling in by early July.

Along with the announcment featured on a FB post by Reed Motorcylce is a picture of the M70 model as a basic bike and also the three wheeled version with sidecar.

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The post also mentioned about proper registration of the model.

More information as we dig it out from the guys at Reed Motorcycle.

BMW Group Malaysia is set to showcase the BMW Concept Roadster at the upcoming BMW World Malaysia 2015 event.

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Indian-based sources report of a new KTM 400 Adventure model destined to debut later this year.

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Yuki Takahashi was fastest on Day Three during the ARRC pre-season test
Yuki Takahashi

April 3rd, Sepang: Former Moto2 contender, Yuki Takahashi lived up to his name as he stormed to the top of the SuperSports 600cc timesheets on Day Three of the 2015 FIM Asia Road Racing Championship pre-season test at the Sepang Circuit today.

Having spent the past two days adapting to the Honda CBR600R machine, Takahashi delivered the flying lap of 1’05.459s late into the eighth and final test session, edging out Japanese compatriots, Yuki Ito (PETRONAS Hong Leong Yamaha) and Makoto Inagaki (Akeno Speed Racing) who clocked 1’05.471s and 1’05.475s respectively.

Takahashi’s teammate, Zamri Baba was fourth quickest for the day with 1’05.476s on Day Three before crashing out with 20 minutes left on the clock while Yudhistira (Manual Tech KYT Kawasaki) completed the top five with 1’05.503s.  (more…)

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