doraemondizon
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got my plate holder powder coated for 20php..hehehe
marlon(norkis pasay branch manager)had that one on his sniper b4......ill try to ask him wer did he bot his hid kitmingomz said:Guys,
Where's a good installation of HID?, the one with the HI/LO switch.
TIA!
wer did u exactly got ur powder coated plate holder done bro.....im planning to have my mags powder coated as well.......and also both my crank case covers.................doraemondizon said:got my plate holder powder coated for 20php..hehehe
well said bro...the only problem is you can not remove it by screw driver, because it is allen bolt....ha ha hafibercraft said:its as simple as this......use a vice grip to hold the bar end then loosen up the screw using a screw driver hehedepedal said:does anyone knows how to remove the stock bar ends of our bike? how?
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fibercraft said:ei...i tot that one suposed to b the sprocket u had to swap to my sss hehe......u ha,making benta the stuff suposed to b mine jokemarcusfilter said:@ask chris about it...I do have a 40t at home, if you want you can try it.
40T will cost at around 150PHP
cheap very cheap....ha ha ha....my stock rotor 30 pesos....ha ha ha...proper timing only...doraemondizon said:got my plate holder powder coated for 20php..hehehe
dont know the exact place bro..fibercraft said:wer did u exactly got ur powder coated plate holder done bro.....im planning to have my mags powder coated as well.......and also both my crank case covers.................doraemondizon said:got my plate holder powder coated for 20php..hehehe

It will be the opposite or reverse of the original since the shifter is inserted rear-ward and does not make use of a rod linkage. Snipers will be 4-up and X1Rs will be 1-up,4-Dwn hehehedepedal said:wow. hahah.... big poppa......please tell me where did you get it for that price. pls pls pls........... one more thing, on shifting, will it be the same or reversed for RB RS version 2?
fibercraft said:i strongly discourage u bro to get one of this vertion 2 rs.......the problem with dis one is that u cnt use the shift the way the usual.....nstead of shifting down frm1st to 4rt gear....ul get it in reverse.......im using rb rs vertion 1 and iv found better than x1r rs.......i guess uv already seen it wen we went to pansol last geb.....if u were there............depedal said:hey guys, just want to ask, has anyone tried RB version 2 rearsets? i saw this in the rb site. i also saw this in caloocan,... but it cost 5.5k pesosesoses. i looks better than the version 1. if anyone has tried it... may i see the picture of it installed?
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big poppa said:It will be the opposite or reverse of the original since the shifter is directly inserted and does not make use of the rod linkage. Snipers will be 4-up and X1Rs will be 1-up,4-Dwn hehehedepedal said:wow. hahah.... big poppa......please tell me where did you get it for that price. pls pls pls........... one more thing, on shifting, will it be the same or reversed for RB RS version 2?
ok. thanks for the info sir... ill try to replace my bar ends DIY. one thing i noticed, stock bar ends of t135 has this long inner metal part (an slightly heavy) that extends 2 to 3 inch inside the handle bar. while the after market bar ends like RB has a simple locking mechanism. almost the same as what i used in my BMX. what's the catch? any body has any technical idea on the design of stock bar ends? (why it has to be like that?)fibercraft said:its as simple as this......use a vice grip to hold the bar end then loosen up the screw using a screw driver hehedepedal said:does anyone knows how to remove the stock bar ends of our bike? how?
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Its took a few runs to get used to but I was just very mindfull about the shifts and careful during the whole time hehehe.depedal said:big poppa said:It will be the opposite or reverse of the original since the shifter is directly inserted and does not make use of the rod linkage. Snipers will be 4-up and X1Rs will be 1-up,4-Dwn hehehedepedal said:wow. hahah.... big poppa......please tell me where did you get it for that price. pls pls pls........... one more thing, on shifting, will it be the same or reversed for RB RS version 2?
thanks for the info sir. yeah i noticed with the picture there is no linkage rod. is this easy to use since the shifting is reversed?
Since I am a very big person hehehe and leg comfort considerations (because of the pegs height and location mostly), I would prefer the X1R except - for the pass pegs and the fact that almost everyone has itdepedal said:hmm..... tnx for the info sir big poppa. now im a bit more confused on choosing between of the 3 RS. hehehe. but what do you prefer between this 3 RS sir big Poppa?


big poppa said:Since I am a very big person hehehe and leg comfort considerations (because of the pegs height and location mostly), I would prefer the X1R except - for the pass pegs and the fact that almost everyone has itdepedal said:hmm..... tnx for the info sir big poppa. now im a bit more confused on choosing between of the 3 RS. hehehe. but what do you prefer between this 3 RS sir big Poppa?
For ease of shifting and smoothness of operation- RB1
For its limited quantity on the streets and the proliferation of the X1R RS, I changed to RB2![]()
guess the purpose of that is to balance the handle bar that why it weighs much than the RB bar ends. for stability wise it helps I guess.depedal said:ok. thanks for the info sir... ill try to replace my bar ends DIY. one thing i noticed, stock bar ends of t135 has this long inner metal part (an slightly heavy) that extends 2 to 3 inch inside the handle bar. while the after market bar ends like RB has a simple locking mechanism. almost the same as what i used in my BMX. what's the catch? any body has any technical idea on the design of stock bar ends? (why it has to be like that?)fibercraft said:its as simple as this......use a vice grip to hold the bar end then loosen up the screw using a screw driver hehedepedal said:does anyone knows how to remove the stock bar ends of our bike? how?
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marcusfilter said:guess the purpose of that is to balance the handle bar that why it weighs much than the RB bar ends. for stability wise it helps I guess.depedal said:ok. thanks for the info sir... ill try to replace my bar ends DIY. one thing i noticed, stock bar ends of t135 has this long inner metal part (an slightly heavy) that extends 2 to 3 inch inside the handle bar. while the after market bar ends like RB has a simple locking mechanism. almost the same as what i used in my BMX. what's the catch? any body has any technical idea on the design of stock bar ends? (why it has to be like that?)fibercraft said:its as simple as this......use a vice grip to hold the bar end then loosen up the screw using a screw driver hehedepedal said:does anyone knows how to remove the stock bar ends of our bike? how?
TIA
correct me if I am wrong