I have found a Daiichi Alloy Sport Rims Catalogue here. As we all know, Daiichi Alloy is made from Thailand and that is a good reason to buy it. This is due to the fact that Thais really like to modified their bike to the extreme. Also, it is cheaper than to buy Enkei rims….
RX-Z CDI Unit Assy Capacitor discharge ignition (CDI) or thyristor ignition is a type of automotive electronic ignition system which is widely used in motorcycles, lawn mowers, chain saws, small engines, Turbine powered aircraft, and some cars. It was originally developed to overcome the long charging times associated with high inductance coils used in inductive…
RX-Z 100S RX-Z started its production in 1980’s. At that time there are two version of RX-Z, namely RX-Z 100 and RX-Z 135. RX-Z 100 was specifically designed to fit the market in Mexico only, therefore we didn’t have it here in Malaysia. RX-S 100 and RX-S 115 was the common bike that we see…
CDI is known to give spark to the running engine, whether it is 2-stroke or 4-stroke. Inside a standard CDI circuit, there is a circuit breaker or rev-limiter or cut-off switch which limit the revolution of the engine. How does it work? Read on the article taken from Wikipedia. This article is about electrical circuit…
The sport rim here is branded Daiichi Alloy made from Thailand. It is very nice and eye-catching. The exhaust pipe here is TENCUT Racing Pipe made from Philippine. For me, I prefer the exhaust from YY Pang and AHM since it is already tested and used in Malaysian Cub Prix Championship. But I don’t know…
Yamaha LC135 or Sniper in Bermuda Yamaha LC135 is also known as Sniper in certain country such as Bermuda. The bike is not much different with what we have here in Malaysia. The rear brake is drum. The front brake is still one piston caliper even though the bike is equipped with manual clutch [in…
LC135 is known as X1R in Thailand. The differences can be spotted from the missing of front head lamp replaced by a bigger lamp on the fairing.
Old shoutbox with chats from Yamaha motorcyles fan. The old Yamaha MotoMalaya shoutbox has been replaced with a new shoutbox that is more user friendly. The new box is on the right side of this page. For all the commentators, thank you very much. Your comments are really appreciated.
The above article is taken from http://www.malaysiancubprix.com In 2008, there are four dominant bike that is used for Malaysian Cub Prix racing.The bikes involved in the racing are: Yamaha Lagenda 110ZHonda Wave 125SKriss 120 SportsSuzuki Shogun 125 For more info and worthwhile reading,hit the links for Malaysian Cub Prix Bikes