Recent content by Kevs

aw man.. shucks.. these are lit IMO.

thanks mate. at least some info on it. sad they dont produce anymore

but I found this: https://www.beemershop.com/product/skf-fork-seal-kit-for-yamaha-super-tenere-suzuiki-v-strom.html but am unsure whether it'll fit cause there is a diff on the thickness?

apologies if I off topic-ed. wonder if anyone would know or where to get them. IMO, these are the unicorn parts of S10.. only answers that I could get out of, was that it originates frm France & these bike's owners are french.

yup I read that thread too. didnt follow through but hope its settled.

hi! thanks for the suggestion. but due to the local road legality issues, I am unable to omit those else I would be failing the mandatory yearly road worthy test & attracting unwarranted fines. having read through all, flashing the ECU is still ultimately the best option to go unless leaving it...

thats what I thought so too. but over here in sunny Singapore, the version of the S10 shld be euro spec (with hazard light flashers) & immobiliser equipped. so if I would send the ECU to reflash, mostly to fine tune the low torque & perhaps FC rate, will the flashing remove the immobiliser mode...

mine is a Gen 1 S10 therefore, no OBD port to plug into. working out a deal for a totalled S10 that's parting up. trying to absorb more info before I commit.

ok, just to confirm. ideally it must be a complete set (ECU+Immobiliser) in order for the system to work, right?

PM-ed u. ;)

hi sir, Im interest in the engine guards. do u ship overseas? look forward to your favourable replies pls. :)

you're welcome tenbob. & happy new year to you & family too! I hear the splash guard knocking against the rear tire whenever I go across a reasonable pothole. likely a touch bump, will keep in view on it goes.

hi tenbob. splash guard is of reasonable material & so far the powder coating for the bracket is holding good. no rusts. however, I am corresponding with the guys in Turkey, regarding the flexing of the bracket when on the move, as there is only a single mounting point. not sure whether there...

hahaha... initially I find them fugly too. in fact, I got & install the hugger first bef deciding to pull the trigger on the splash guard. end of the day, it looks not bad afterall. pros & cons for both IMO. does keeps the splashing down than all over. but when the wet dries off, the dirt &...

yeah, managed to get hold & install them just bef the monsoon season in my sunny island this time round. did avert some of the road grime away from the rear sub-frame & suspension. but IMO, I dont recommend for offroad. the hugger is considerable okay if you're without H&B/DS's rear brake...