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Demak has finally released the prices of most of their 2017 models which was launched on 21 May 2017.

No further details and specifications has been released apart from their engine type, capacity, dimensions and fuel tank capacity.

The prices stated below are for the 2017 Explore 150, Sprinter 125, DJ 90, Xplor 1150, EZIO 100, Kobra 110 and Ace 200.

Following the recent and extensive launch of their 2017 motorcycle models, Demak has confirmed the prices for seven of the stated models. These models are the 2017 Explore 150, Sprinter 125, DJ 90, Xplor 1150, EZIO 100, Kobra 110 and Ace 200. (more…)

Japanese pizza delivery scooter racing is actually a thing in where else but Japan where riders race against each other on three-wheeled scooters that Japanese use to deliver pizzas.

In the video, you can see two Honda Gyros go head to head with riders in full racing gears and a lot of knee dragging action.

Small capacity scooters like the Honda Gyro are used in Japan to delivers pizzas due to their great mileage and tax deducting properties.

Image source: Smosh

Yes, you read that right. There is actually a motorsport in Japan (where else, of course) that takes the idea of fast pizza pie delivery into a super competitive, adrenaline-filled, petrol-powered extravaganza (not like the Pizza Hut pie). This is the Japanese Pizza Delivery Scooter Racing. (more…)

It was Masaru Abe from Japan who set the new world record for longest wheelie at 500.5322km on 1 May 2017.

He completed the attempt in over 13 hours on board a Yamaha Jog 50cc scooter.

The distance covered is enough to travel from Kuala Lumpur all the way to Perlis with one wheel up in the air the whole time!

33 year old Masaru Abe from Japan not only obliterated the old wheelie record of 331.0195km, he actually wheelied his Yamaha Jog scooter at an unbelievable distance of 500.5322km! Now known as the undisputed “Wheelie King”, Masaru set his record on 1 May 2017 at the Kawaguchi Auto Race facility located in Saitama which took him over 13 hours to complete. (more…)

  • The NM4 is powered by a 670cc, liquid-cooled, parallel-twin, SOHC engine

  • All its power down to the rear wheel via an automatic six-speed with two automatic modes and manual mode also known as Honda’s DCT (Dual Clutch Transmission)

  • Will be available in the US market this June at $11,299 (around RM50,130)

Honda has announced that they will be bringing back their NM4 for 2017. Reincarnated as one of the Japan’s major line up for 2018, the NM4 is the first of many that has been announced and confirmed by Honda. (more…)

  • Great scooter option for students and new riders

  • 8.6hp, 9.1Nm of torque, all-round fun experience

  • One of the most comfortable small capacity scooters in the market

When the Honda BeAT was launched November last year, the 110cc scooter main target audience was college students who are looking for an affordable yet modern form of transportation. The scooter seems like a sound choice and Boon Siew Honda played their cards right in choosing Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) as their first venue to introduce their latest scooter offering. (more…)

When it comes down to motorcycles, it’s not very often that you hear of a group of bike enthusiasts discuss a motorcycle’s final drive. We are of course referring to the mysterious world of drivetrains. What are drivetrains? Why do we see some manufacturers opt for belt and shaft drives? Is there a reason why the majority of bikes use the chain and sprocket method to transfer the engine’s power to the rear wheel? Let’s get down and dirty with all you need to know about chains, belts and driveshafts.

If you are somewhat familiar with motorcycles, you would know that most of them transfer all the torque and power from the engine through the gearbox before getting assistance from a chain, belt or shaft to get the rear wheel rolling. Without this mechanical ballet, the bike will get nowhere. Below is the breakdown of each individual type. (more…)

Not too long ago, three time MotoGP world champion Marc Marquez took his RC213V MotoGP Honda race machine off-roading on snow and mud with specially fitted tyres. That made for an awesome video which you can watch below, but it didn’t end with just that.

There’s a new video out and this time Marquez goes out on the new Honda X-ADV scooter. He rides the scooter on the snow of the Hahnenkamm mountain in Kitzhuehel, Austria.

It may seem odd to take a scooter off-roading, but the Honda X-ADV was specially designed for just that. The X-ADV is the perfect cross between the comfort and convenience of a scooter, and the spirit and riding performance of an adventure motorcycle. It achieves awesome off-roading capabilities by utilising a tough chassis, long travel suspension, four-piston radial-mount brakes and a torque-laden 745cc twin-cylinder engine driving power through a welt multiplate hydraulic Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT).

The X-ADV also comes equipped with a 5-level adjustable screen, 21-litre underseat storage space big enough for an off-road helmet, Africa Twin hand guards, rally-style instrument display, centre stand, and the Honda Smart Key system.

The Honda X-ADV is also perfectly suited for everyday riding with selectable riding modes for maximum power or fuel efficiency, five-way adjustable screen, 17-inch front and 15-inch rear wheels and topped off with radial-mount four-piston callipers with ABS for maximum braking power.

Whether or not the Honda X-ADV is the perfect off-road scooter remains to be seen, but for now you can watch Marquez ride the X-ADV the way it is supposed to be ridden in the video below:

  • Great looking bike for executives wanting to trade their cars for bikes

  • Very perky engine, good for city riding

  • Comfortable seat, suitable for long distance rides as well

Launched last November together with the new Modenas Elegan 250 and Modenas Karisma 125, the Kymco Downtown 250i is the first model from the Taiwanese brand to be launched by Malaysia’s distributor EMOS (Edaran Modenas Sdn Bhd). The Kymco Downtown is a perfect option for executives looking for an alternative mode of transport into bustling cities instead of going through the endless traffic jams in cars. (more…)

EMOS begins Kymco distributorship in Malaysia after launching new Kymco Downtown 250i at RM22,790 (with GST).

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SYM Malaysia will launch new SYM CRUiSYM 300i model in second quarter of 2017.

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Boon Siew Honda launches youthfully new and EEV-certified Honda Beat scooter from RM5,565 (with GST).

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Edaran Modenas Sdn Bhd (EMOS) appointed as new and exclusive Malaysian Kymco distributor.

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