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Modified Yamaha Nouvo S from Bermuda by Stephen

Stephen from Bermuda sent me these pictures of his modification to Yamaha Nouvo S in Bermuda. The execution is well done with the blue body colour that matches the seat and the sport rims. Front disc has been upgraded with bigger diameter at 300mm. On the inside, the cylinder bore has got new breath with 59mm cylinder block combined with forged light weight piston from Haen in Indonesia. Cylinder head also has been reseat, ported and polished with the installation of big valve. Camshaft is custom grind to +3mm lift. Electrical system also upgraded with the addition of high power ignition coil with ground lead followed with programmable CDI with custom mapping. For the transmission, it got the help of Dr. Pulley rear clutch and front variator to make it runs well. 4 more pictures after the jump. (more…)

Yamaha Fuel Injection for Small Motorcycle

This article is dated 20/08/2003. It has been 7 years that Yamaha have started to research and develop fuel injection system for small motorcycle. It have many challenges like sensors placement, compacting the injector module and how to make it use less electricity.

Now, we already have small motorcycle that uses the FI system that has been developed that is Yamaha X1R in Thailand and the first fuel injected bike in Malaysia that is Yamaha FZ-150i. Honda has been the first manufacturer that build the FI small bike by the introduction of Honda Wave 110i 125i with PGM-FI.

Anyone who likes to know about how FI able to be ported from automobile to small motorcycle or thinking is it possible to modify their carburetted bike to FI system, should read this article. Here it is: (more…)

Yamaha 'Dunia Moped' 2009 Brochure

Waiting for ‘Dunia Moped’ 2010 brochure from Yamaha Malaysia. Two more pictures after the jump. (more…)

Yamaha SRX 100cc and SRV 100cc along with Yamaha 125ZR and Yamaha 135LC

While browsing to look at 2010 Yamaha Malaysia bikes line-up, I stumble upon this two familiar bikes that is Yamaha SRX and Yamaha SRV which already exists on the market for long time ago (in year 2003, I guess). Now, it has make its comeback to the website. I wonder why it is being featured in the website now. Is Yamaha Malaysia planning to sell these bike along with the newly introduced Yamaha Lagenda 115Z and 115ZR?

We know Yamaha always introduce bike that have radical styling, latest technology and extraordinary design. SRX and SRV by this definition looks outdated, old and seems out of place with all the great bikes that they have like Yamaha 125ZR, Yamaha 135LC and Yamaha Lagenda. (more…)

2009 version of Suzuki Belang R150

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2010 Suzuki Belang R150 Ads

Two more pictures of 2009 Suzuki Belang R 150 for you to compare the decals after the jump. (more…)

Modified Yamaha 125Z by Hercules from Greece

I’m not kidding. This bike owner’s name is Hercules. Here are the modification specs as emailed to me: (more…)

2010 Honda CBR 150 Brochure

5 more pictures after the jump. (more…)

Yamaha 135LC Dyno Test Running

These pictures are uploaded with permission from Haen in Indonesia which is one of the active forumer at www.yamahat135.com. Very well known in web in terms of moped and underbone scene. Haen has uploaded some interesting pictures about the dyno test that he has run for Yamaha 135LC or known as Jupiter MX in Indonesia in his Facebook. Click the dyno chart picture to view it in full resolution. Thanks Haen! The dyno chart is after the jump. (more…)

Kapcai July Edition
Page 62 contains the MotoMalaya.com logo along with other clubs and teams logo (try to find it if you can)

Thanks for your support kapcai magazine! It is an honour to be featured on one of the most important magazine for underbone riders here in Malaysia. (more…)

Racing Boy High Performance Ignition Cable

Available in two colours; red and blue. Able to withstand up to 200 degree Celsius. Picture scanned from Kapcai magazine. Brother Ghani Arafatz, don’t be angry! Rock N Ride Nohhh!

Honda EX5 Brochure

Found this on the workshop where I used to buy my bike. I didn’t know that the Honda EX5 is still available with the electric starter option. Based on my previous knowledge, Honda only produced the electric starter version of the EX5 only for a brief period but, now, it is back. Or does it never go? The back page is after the jump. (more…)

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