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Fuel additive are on the rise recently.
Are they really necessary?

Using fuel additives for motorcycles can be beneficial in certain situations, but it's not always necessary. Here are some points to consider:

Pros:

1. Cleanliness: Fuel additives can help clean the fuel system, injectors, and engine, potentially improving performance and fuel efficiency.
2. Corrosion protection: Additives can protect metal components from corrosion, especially in older bikes or those used in harsh environments.
3. Fuel stabilization : Some additives can stabilize fuel, preventing breakdown and gum formation, especially during storage or infrequent use.
4. Octane boosters: Additives can raise the octane rating of fuel, potentially benefiting high-performance bikes or those with high-compression engines.

Cons:

1. Unnecessary expense: If your bike is well-maintained and you use quality fuel, additives might not provide noticeable benefits.
2. Potential damage: Some additives can harm certain materials, such as seals or gaskets, or interfere with engine sensors.
3. Overdosing risk: Adding too much can cause problems, so it's essential to follow instructions carefully.

When to consider fuel additives:

1. Older bikes or high-mileage engines_
2. Frequent short trips or infrequent use
3. Storage or long-term layup
4. Using lower-octane fuel in a high-performance bike

Remember to:

1. Consult your owner's manual
2. Choose additives specifically designed for motorcycles
3. Follow instructions carefully
4. Monitor your bike's performance and adjust as needed

In summary, fuel additives can be beneficial in certain situations, but it's crucial to weigh the pros and cons, consider your bike's specific needs, and use them judiciously.

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Cleaning of fuel injector..is it a must to do?

*Why clean fuel injectors?*

1. *Dirty fuel injectors can decrease performance*: Fuel injectors spray fuel into the engine's combustion chamber. If they're clogged or dirty, the fuel flow is disrupted, leading to poor engine performance, reduced power, and decreased fuel efficiency.
2. *Prevent carbon buildup*: Fuel injectors can become clogged with carbon deposits, varnish, and other contaminants over time. Cleaning helps remove these deposits, ensuring proper fuel flow and preventing further buildup.
3. *Fix issues like rough idling, misfires, or poor starting*: Dirty fuel injectors can cause these problems. Cleaning or replacing them might resolve these issues.

*When to clean fuel injectors?*

1. *High mileage*: If your motorcycle has high mileage (e.g., above 20,000 km), fuel injector cleaning might be necessary to maintain performance.
2. *Poor fuel quality*: If you've used low-quality fuel or fuel with high ethanol content, cleaning the fuel injectors might be necessary to remove deposits.
3. *Symptoms of dirty fuel injectors*: If you notice poor engine performance, rough idling, misfires, or poor starting, cleaning the fuel injectors might be necessary.

*How to clean fuel injectors?*

1. *Use a fuel injector cleaning kit*: These kits are available at most motorcycle shops or online. Follow the manufacturer's instructions.
2. *Professional cleaning*: If you're not comfortable with DIY cleaning or if the problem persists after cleaning, consider consulting a professional mechanic.

Remember, prevention is key! Regular fuel injector cleaning can help maintain your motorcycle's performance and prevent issues. However, if your motorcycle is well-maintained and running smoothly, cleaning the fuel injectors might not be necessary.

Or better yet, bring your bike down and let the professionals do the intricate work!
With the proper equipment, we are more than well equipped to get your ride feeling smoother than a baby's bottom!

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Switch on your engine, put your ears close to the engine and listen really carefully.. do you hear a ticking sound?

A ticking sound from your motorcycle engine can be caused by several factors. And they are all not good news..

1. *Low Oil Level or Poor Oil Quality*: If the oil level is low or the oil is dirty, it can cause the engine's moving parts to wear out, resulting in a ticking sound.
2. *Worn or Loose Valve Train Components*: Worn or loose valve train components, such as lifters, rockers, or valves, can cause a ticking or tapping sound.
3. *Piston Slap*: Piston slap occurs when the piston is not fitting properly in the cylinder, causing a slapping or ticking sound.
4. *Connecting Rod Knock*: A worn or damaged connecting rod can cause a knocking or ticking sound.
5. *Lifters or Hydraulic Lash Adjusters*: Faulty lifters or hydraulic lash adjusters can cause a ticking or tapping sound.
6. *Exhaust System Issues*: A leak or blockage in the exhaust system can cause a ticking or tapping sound.
7. *Spark Plug Issues*: Worn out or fouled spark plugs can cause a ticking or misfiring sound.

It's essential to address the issue promptly, as ignoring it can lead to more severe engine damage.

If you hear exceptionally loud ticking sound, bring your ride over and we will diagnose it for you!

PM us for more information today!

Replacing spark plugs in your motorcycle can help in several ways:

1. *Improved Engine Performance*: Spark plugs ignite the fuel-air mixture in the engine. Worn out spark plugs can lead to reduced engine power, misfires, and poor acceleration. New spark plugs ensure a strong, consistent spark, resulting in better engine performance.

2. *Better Fuel Efficiency*: Faulty spark plugs can cause the engine to consume more fuel, leading to decreased fuel efficiency. Replacing them can help restore optimal fuel efficiency.

3. *Reduced Emissions*: Spark plugs play a crucial role in the combustion process. Worn out spark plugs can lead to increased emissions. New spark plugs help ensure a cleaner burn, reducing emissions.

4. *Prevents Engine Damage*: Worn out spark plugs can cause engine misfires, leading to damage to the catalytic converter, oxygen sensor, and other engine components. Replacing spark plugs can prevent costly repairs.

5. *Smooth Idling*: Spark plugs help maintain a smooth idle. Worn out spark plugs can cause the engine to idle rough or stall. New spark plugs ensure a smooth, consistent idle.

6. *Reliable Starting*: Spark plugs help start the engine. Worn out spark plugs can make starting the engine difficult. New spark plugs ensure reliable starting.

Remember to replace spark plugs at the recommended interval (usually every 10,000 to 20,000 km).

Are you due for a replacement?

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Valve clearance adjustment: Is it crucial? Read on to find out!

1. *Proper Engine Performance*: Valve clearance ensures that the engine's valves open and close at the right time, allowing the proper amount of air and fuel into the engine. This results in optimal engine performance, power, and efficiency.
2. *Prevents Engine Damage*: If the valve clearance is too loose or too tight, it can lead to engine damage, such as:
- Burned valves
- Piston damage
- Cylinder head damage
3. *Maintains Compression*: Valve clearance helps maintain proper compression, which is essential for engine efficiency and power.
4. *Reduces Emissions*: Proper valve clearance ensures that the engine runs efficiently, reducing emissions and minimizing environmental impact.
5. *Prevents Overheating*: Incorrect valve clearance can lead to engine overheating, which can cause damage to engine components.

Regular valve clearance adjustments (usually every 10,000 to 18,000km, depending on the motorcycle model) help ensure the engine runs smoothly, efficiently, and reliably.

Are you well overdue for a valve clearance? Do PM us today for a quote? With decades of experience, you can be certain that your ride will be purring smoothly on the road!

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Engine oil plays a crucial role in keeping your engine running smoothly and prolonging its lifespan. Here are some reasons why changing engine oil is essential:

1. *Lubrication*: Engine oil lubricates the engine's moving parts, reducing friction and preventing wear and tear on components like pistons, rings, and cylinders.
2. *Cooling*: Engine oil helps to cool the engine by transferring heat from hot areas to cooler areas.
3. *Cleaning*: Engine oil cleans the engine by carrying away dirt, debris, and contaminants that can damage the engine.
4. *Corrosion protection*: Engine oil contains additives that prevent corrosion and rust from forming on engine components.
5. *Performance*: Fresh engine oil improves fuel efficiency, power, and overall engine performance.

Over time, engine oil breaks down and becomes less effective, leading to:

- Increased wear and tear on engine components
- Reduced fuel efficiency
- Increased engine noise and vibration
- Potential engine damage or failure

Regular oil changes (typically every 5,000km ensure your engine remains well-lubricated, clean, and running smoothly.

Are you due for an oil change yet? We keep a variety of quality engine oil in stock, do come on down to experience a change today!

*The Unsung Heroes of Motorcycle Suspension: A Deep Dive into Forks*

When it comes to motorcycles, the fork is often an overlooked component, overshadowed by more glamorous parts like engines and exhaust systems. However, the humble fork plays a vital role in a bike's overall performance, safety, and handling.

*What are Motorcycle Forks?*

Motorcycle forks, also known as front forks or suspension forks, are the sliding tubes that connect the wheel to the frame of the bike. They are responsible for absorbing bumps, shocks, and vibrations from the road, ensuring a smooth ride and stable handling.

*Types of Motorcycle Forks*

There are several types of motorcycle forks, each with its unique characteristics and advantages:

- *Conventional Forks*: The most common type, featuring a pair of sliding tubes with a coil spring and damper.
- *Upside-Down Forks*: Inverted forks with the spring and damper at the top, providing improved stability and reduced unsprung weight.
- *Cartridge Forks*: Feature a self-contained damping system, offering better performance and adjustability.
- *Inverted Cartridge Forks*: A combination of upside-down and cartridge forks, offering the best of both worlds.

*How Do Motorcycle Forks Work?*

Motorcycle forks work by using a combination of springs and dampers to absorb shocks and vibrations. When the wheel hits a bump, the fork compresses, and the spring absorbs the impact. The damper then controls the rebound, ensuring a smooth and stable ride.

*Adjusting and Maintaining Motorcycle Forks*

Proper adjustment and maintenance of motorcycle forks are crucial for optimal performance and safety. Riders can adjust the fork's preload, compression, and rebound damping to suit their riding style and terrain. Regular cleaning, lubrication, and inspection can help prevent wear and tear.

Motorcycle forks may not be the most glamorous component, but they play a vital role in a bike's overall performance and safety. By understanding the different types of forks and how they work, riders can appreciate the importance of proper adjustment and maintenance. Whether you're a seasoned rider or a beginner, take a moment to appreciate the unsung heroes of motorcycle suspension – the humble fork.

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Here are some tips to help you determine if your motorcycle's chain and sprocket need to be replaced
- Rust: Check for rust on the chain and sprockets. If the chain is rusted, it may be weakening and could break.
- Noise: If your chain is making unusual noises like clunking or squeaking, it may be time to replace it.
- Visual inspection: Inspect the chain and sprockets for visible signs of wear like stretched links, kinked links, and worn-down sprocket teeth.
- Chain tension: If you find that you can no longer adjust your chain to the proper tension, it may be time to replace it.
- Mileage: Check your motorcycle's mileage. Most motorcycle chains can last 32,000 to 36,000km, depending on the type of chain and how well it is maintained.
- Sprocket teeth: Inspect the sprocket teeth. If they are arched or have a wave-like shape, it may be time to replace the sprocket and chain.

Is it time for you to replace your set?
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Not sure which engine suits your bike best?

There are three main types of motorcycle engine oil

- *Full Synthetic Motorcycle Engine Oil*: Man-made, consistent and devoid of contaminants, it has lower viscosity, which reduces internal friction, resulting in better engine efficiency, more output performance and slightly enhanced fuel economy.

- *Semi-Synthetic Motorcycle Engine Oil*: A blend of mineral and synthetic oil.

- *Mineral Motorcycle Engine Oil*: Comes from the ground, although refined, it can contain some contaminants. Suitable for older motorcycles because they are heavier or thicker and don’t leak.

There are also different types of motorcycle and riding styles, consisting of:

- *4T (4 Stroke) Motorcycle Engine Oil*: Used in 4 stroke engines where the oil and gasoline are separate.

- *2T (2 Stroke) Motorcycle Engine Oil*: Used in 2 stroke engines where the oil and gas are mixed. Usually in the Honda SPs, TZMs and KRRs. The small beng bikes as they used to call them.

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Being 1 of the leading motorcycle workshops in Singapore with specialised equipment meant for combating harmful emissions (and passing annual inspection in peace). We have received many compliments from our riders.

But do you know there are more than just financial benefits?

Controlling CO2 emissions on motorcycles is beneficial for several reasons:

1. *Climate Change Mitigation*: Motorcycles, like other vehicles, emit CO2, which contributes to global warming and climate change. Reducing CO2 emissions helps slow down climate change.

2. *Air Quality Improvement*: Motorcycles also emit other pollutants like particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, and hydrocarbons, which can cause respiratory problems and other health issues. Controlling CO2 emissions often involves reducing these other pollutants as well.

3. *Energy Efficiency*: Many CO2-reducing technologies, like fuel injection and catalytic converters, also improve fuel efficiency, saving riders money on fuel costs.

4. *Environmental Protection*: Motorcycles can have a significant impact on local ecosystems, especially in sensitive areas like national parks. Reducing emissions helps protect these environments.

5. *Compliance with Regulations*: Many governments have implemented or plan to implement emissions regulations for motorcycles, so controlling CO2 emissions can help manufacturers and riders comply with these rules.

6. *Improved Public Health*: By reducing air pollutants, controlling CO2 emissions can help reduce respiratory problems and other health issues associated with air pollution.

7. *Innovation and Technological Advancements*: Developing CO2-reducing technologies for motorcycles can drive innovation and lead to new, more efficient, and environmentally friendly technologies.

Overall, controlling CO2 emissions on motorcycles is crucial for reducing their environmental impact, improving air quality, and contributing to a more sustainable future.

Can you guess which injector is conky?

Cleaning your motorcycle fuel injectors is important for several reasons:

1. Improved fuel efficiency: Clean fuel injectors ensure proper fuel atomization, leading to better fuel efficiency and reduced fuel consumption.

2. Increased power and performance: Clean fuel injectors allow for a more precise fuel-air mixture, resulting in increased power and performance.

3. Reduced emissions: Clean fuel injectors help maintain optimal engine performance, reducing emissions and minimizing environmental impact.

4. Prevention of clogging: Regular cleaning helps prevent fuel injector clogging, which can lead to poor engine performance, misfires, and decreased fuel efficiency.

5. Extended engine life: Clean fuel injectors contribute to a healthier engine, reducing wear and tear, and potentially extending its lifespan.

6. Reduced maintenance costs: Regular cleaning can help avoid costly repairs and replacements down the line.

7. Improved starting and idling: Clean fuel injectors ensure a smooth and efficient fuel flow, making starting and idling easier and more reliable.

Are you due for a fuel injector/ throttle body cleaning?

Do PM us today for a quote!

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- Comfortable seat height and ergonomic handlebars for a smooth ride
- Fuel-efficient and easy to maintain

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*CONDITION:*

- Well-maintained with regular servicing. Overall in good condition.

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Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind motorcycle that's sure to draw attention wherever you go!

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Our CO2 carbon emission inspection services are designed to help you pass your annual inspection with flying colors.

*Why Choose Us?*

- Expert Technicians: Our team of experienced technicians is dedicated to providing top-notch inspection services.
- State-of-the-Art Equipment: We use the latest technology to accurately measure CO2 emissions.
- Quick and Convenient: Our inspection process is fast and hassle-free, getting you back on the road in no time.
- Competitive Pricing: We offer affordable rates without compromising on quality.

*What to Expect:*

- A thorough inspection of your motorcycle's exhaust system and engine.
- A detailed report highlighting any areas for improvement.
- Recommendations for maintenance and repairs to ensure optimal performance.

*Benefits of Regular Inspections:*

- Reduced carbon footprint: Ensure your motorcycle is running efficiently and minimizing its impact on the environment.
- Cost savings: Regular inspections can help identify potential issues before they become major problems.
- Peace of mind: Know your motorcycle is safe and compliant with regulations.

Book your appointment today and ensure a passing grade for your motorcycle's CO2 carbon emission inspection. PM us to schedule your inspection and take the first step towards a more environmentally friendly + wallet friendly ride!

I love the smell of burning rubber..

But the smell of burning clutch is a totally different thing.

Maintaining your motorcycle's clutch is crucial for smooth and safe riding. Here are some tips to help you do so:

1. *Check the clutch fluid level regularly*: Ensure the fluid level is at the recommended level. Low fluid levels can cause the clutch to malfunction.
2. *Change the clutch fluid periodically*: Replace the fluid every 18,000 to 28,000km or as recommended by the manufacturer.
3. *Adjust the clutch cable or hydraulic system*: Keep the clutch cable or hydraulic system properly adjusted to prevent wear and tear.
4. *Avoid riding with a worn-out clutch*: If the clutch is worn out, replace it promptly to prevent further damage to other components.
5. *Don't ride with a slipping clutch*: If the clutch is slipping, adjust or replace it as needed to prevent damage to the engine and transmission.
6. *Use the correct clutch technique*: Don't ride with the clutch partially engaged, as this can cause wear and tear.
7. *Keep the clutch cover clean*: Regularly clean the clutch cover to prevent dirt and debris from entering the clutch mechanism.
8. *Lubricate the clutch pivot points*: Apply lubricant to the clutch pivot points to keep them running smoothly.
9. *Check the clutch release mechanism*: Ensure the clutch release mechanism is functioning properly to prevent issues with the clutch.
10. *Consult your owner's manual*: Refer to your motorcycle's owner's manual for specific maintenance recommendations for your bike.

Follow these tips and you'll be able to maintain your motorcycle's clutch!

Stay safe and ride safe~

*The Revved-Up Guide to Motorcycle Engine Oil Maintenance*

As a motorcycle enthusiast, you know that your bike's engine is its heart, and oil is its lifeblood. Regular oil maintenance is crucial to keep your motorcycle running smoothly, efficiently, and safely. In this article, we'll dive into the world of motorcycle engine oil maintenance, exploring the importance of oil changes, how to choose the right oil, and some valuable tips to keep your bike in top condition.

*Why Oil Changes Matter*

Motorcycle engine oil plays a vital role in:

1. *Lubrication*: Reducing friction between moving parts, preventing wear and tear.
2. *Cooling*: Helping to dissipate heat generated by the engine.
3. *Cleaning*: Removing dirt, debris, and contaminants from the engine.
4. *Protection*: Preventing corrosion and rust from forming inside the engine.

Neglecting oil changes can lead to:

- Increased engine wear and tear
- Reduced fuel efficiency
- Decreased performance
- Increased risk of engine damage or failure

*Choosing the Right Oil*

Selecting the right oil for your motorcycle is crucial. Consider the following factors:

1. *Viscosity*: Thicker oils for cold weather, thinner oils for hot weather.
2. *Type*: Conventional, synthetic, or synthetic blend.
3. *API Certification*: Look for the API symbol to ensure the oil meets industry standards.
4. *Manufacturer Recommendations*: Check your owner's manual for the recommended oil type and viscosity.

*Oil Change Tips and Tricks*

1. *Check your owner's manual*: For the recommended oil change interval.
2. *Use a high-quality oil filter*: To ensure optimal oil flow and filtration.
3. *Warm up your engine*: Before changing oil to ensure it drains easily.
4. *Dispose of used oil responsibly*: Take it to a recycling center or an auto parts store.
5. *Keep records*: Track your oil changes to stay on top of maintenance.

*Additional Tips for Optimal Engine Performance*

1. *Check oil levels regularly*: To prevent oil starvation and engine damage.
2. *Use the correct oil filler cap*: To prevent contamination and ensure proper sealing.
3. *Avoid mixing oil types*: To prevent compatibility issues and engine damage.
4. *Consider oil additives*: To enhance engine performance and protection.

By following these guidelines and tips, you'll be well on your way to maintaining a healthy, happy motorcycle engine. Remember, regular oil maintenance is key to a long and enjoyable riding experience. So, get out there and rev up your engine – with confidence!

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Stay safe and be safe~

We were quite surprised when 2 of our riders were discussing which is safer.
Scooter or motorcycle?
The scooter rider was quite adamant on his ride being the safer of the 2.
Wanna know our thoughts?

It's the motorcycle.

This is a bit difficult to explain without bringing up exceptions.

If we were to compare the Yamaha T-MAX, a premium 560cc scooter, it is definitely safer than a budget 150cc motorcycle like a CB150 because of ABS, better and thicker tires, etc.

However, let’s say scooter is a Kymco Gran D**k 150 and a MT-15
They are both 150cc, and two wheels. But the motorcycle is safer and also more expensive, why is that?

Tires and Wheels. The MT15 has larger wheels and thicker tires. They are better in absorbing imperfections on the tarmac and also result in the motorcycle being more stable at speeds and under hard braking. If you have ridden both of them, you will notice it is easier to balance the MT15 than the Gran D**k because of this.

Brakes. The MT15 comes with ABS and the Gran D**k doesn’t. ABS is simply a system in which it prevents the wheels from locking up under braking.

The only argument in favor of the scooter is that if a car were to hit you from the sides, being on the motorcycle means your legs would be completely crushed between the bike and car, but on the scooters, that wouldn’t happen. However, this type of crash is extremely rare and this doesn’t make the scooter safer than a motorcycle.

That said, the key difference would be the rider.

So in summary.. Ride safe and stay safe~

Imagine having your forearms jammed in your shoulders everytime you go over a bump.

That's exactly what we experienced when we took a rider's bike out for testing.

Turns out, his forks are gone-case.

So how often should you actually be servicing your forks?

The frequency at which a motorcycle fork should be serviced can vary depending on several factors such as the type of motorcycle, riding conditions, and the manufacturer's recommendations. However, a general guideline is to service the fork every 16,000km to 24,000km or every 1 to 2 years, whichever comes first.

Regular fork maintenance is crucial for ensuring optimal performance and safety. It typically involves tasks such as inspecting for leaks, checking and adjusting fluid levels, inspecting seals and bushings for wear, and replacing worn or damaged components as needed.

If you notice any unusual handling characteristics or noises coming from the fork, it's advisable to have it inspected and serviced by a qualified mechanic such as us as soon as possible.

Having the feeling that your forks are due for servicing?
Do PM us today or come on down for a quote!

The next time you ride into our workshop for your engine oil servicing, do take a look at our engine oil bottles.

Do you know what those weird numbers and alphabet combinations on the engine oil bottle are for?

Those are viscosity.

Did you know?

Using the wrong engine oil viscosity in your motorcycle can have unwanted effects on your motorcycle engines especially in our hot tropical climate:

1. **Poor Lubrication**: Singapore's climate is generally warm and humid, which means that thinner oils (lower viscosity) are often recommended for motorcycles to ensure proper lubrication, especially during startup and in high-temperature conditions. Using oil with a viscosity that is too high may not provide sufficient lubrication, leading to increased friction and wear on engine components, particularly in a motorcycle engine that operates at higher RPMs compared to most cars.

2. **Reduced Cooling Efficiency**: Motorcycles typically have smaller engines and less cooling capacity compared to cars. Using oil with incorrect viscosity can affect the oil's ability to transfer heat away from critical engine components. If the oil is too thick, it may not dissipate heat effectively, leading to increased engine temperatures and potential overheating issues, especially in Singapore's hot and humid climate.

3. **Decreased Fuel Efficiency**: Using oil with the wrong viscosity can increase internal friction within the engine, leading to decreased fuel efficiency. Considering our petrol prices are sky high, this will cause a significant dent in our wallets..

4. **Increased Wear on Clutch**: Many motorcycles use a wet clutch system, where the clutch is bathed in engine oil for lubrication. Using oil with the wrong viscosity can affect the operation of the clutch, leading to slippage or premature wear. It's crucial to use oil that is compatible with wet clutch systems and meets the manufacturer's specifications.

5. **Potential Warranty Void**: Using the wrong oil viscosity may void your motorcycle's warranty if it leads to engine damage or malfunction. Manufacturers typically specify the recommended oil viscosity for their engines, and deviating from these recommendations could result in warranty issues.

Want the best oil recommendations for your ride?
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