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I think i'ma have to let the mechanic check upon my wiring first. Thank you for your reply sir. :thumbsup:

Up on my query. And I was shocked that I'm already a Veteran here. Veteran in name only, lol. :D

So yeah, you've read that right. It got busted coz of a faulty battery, it shorted all of my electricals. Busted lights, all of them, and since that thing happened, my fuel gauge stopped working too. What I want to know is, what to do now? :help: Is there any chance to repair it, like replace...

Try "kalkal" pipe, sir. :coffee:

This site stays amazing, because people still actually reply. Thanks brothers. :D Your answers prompted me to conduct a "proper" research, which i haven't done before. Thus, the failure. :p And by doing so, i learned the following things: 1. There is what you call a "curing" process, done to...

Hi brothers in wheels. Been a while now. :dance: I just want to ask if any of you have tried to repaint your stock pipe? I tried to DIY mine because the elbow got rusty overtime for i didn't use it for almost 2 years (i had a NOB1 muffler on my bike) and i just stored it away without even...

I admire your guts sir tabi1. haha. :D i for one haven't got the guts to buy/install a modified muffler anymore, 'coz of the unresolved LTO crap recently. I got apprehended coz of my pipe once, and my plate got confiscated. It was a "municipal ordinance" so i didn't react too much against them...

Hmm, I don't know what exactly is wrong here but since I also use TMX155 clutch lining, I'll just drop this here. Might be useful or not. My trusted mechanic recommended changing clutch springs when we changed my clutch linings to that of a TMX155. We also used TMX155 clutch springs, we changed...

Hi sir traxx, regarding tires lang po, 1st time ko po magpalit ng gulong eh. Ang issue po eh availability regarding the size na gusto ko which is 80/90 F and 110/70 R on stock LC5S mags. Pa recommend naman po ng brand+type, yung pang touring/everyday po na pang wet/dry circumstances. Salamat po.

May I join? :D The first time I saw T135 (I can't hardly remember when and where, but I believe I was still in H.S. back then) I've decided that IF EVER I'm going to buy a motorcycle (putting budget into consideration), I'm gonna buy a Yamaha Sniper (it was a classic.) It's like it snagged a...

My stock carb is busted already sir. hehe. and I'm planning on going perhaps 62mm sooner or later. :D

WooooH!! I've almost wet myself when I heard the 14k RPM engine rev. :D SICK!

:thumbsup: Thanks to every input, got it done already. Thank God it was only the jettings of the carb that was causing it, I really thought it was the valve seal. Changed the jettings already, but then another change in my driving style I'm not accustomed to it yet, it sounds like I'm cooking...

Or white. Hehe.

It is gray, i think.

Thank you sir, I know you are trying to remind me. :D I'm planning to do go to him sooner or later, when it doesn't rain here. Everyday it is raining. :( BTW, nothing wrong showed up early. I even used my MX straight up from the mechanic for a 200+km ride and nothing went wrong. I asked him what...

Thanks for the inputs T135 friends, i think if the problem is really centered around my carb, then i'ma go to my mechanic as soon as possible. I don't dare to tweak around my carb too much, i'm too scared i'll mess it up. My biggest concern is the smoking exhausts, it gets me uncomfortable...

:help:I have this problem with my MX, here's the history. :help: I changed my stock carb to Keihin Thailand PE 28mm, open carb, and matched the jettings fit for my set up, no problems. Used it for a 200+ km ride, smooth-sailing, easily hitting 120kph, but a noticable increase in fuel...

it will not affect the time you change gears? but if you change into a bigger carb, your acceleration will be affected, right?

going to replace my diaphragm type carb w/ a keihin thailand pe 28mm carb.. wondering if i change my air filter to a high-flow air filter.. what do you think, brethren? :) and another thing after that.. if my theory is right, bigger carb means faster gear changing because of the increased...