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| Newbie Joined: Mar 2008
Bike: Yamaha 650XJ Special
Location: Kuala Lumpur, malaysia
Posts: 2
| Hi folks, I'm a middle aged bikeenthusiast, that spent the last 12 years in a variety of asian countries such as Thailand, Cambodia, Laos and Malaysia. After a lengthy period of residency in Thailand I did move to Malaysia. The bike in below pic has accompanied me on countless miles to each and every province of Thailand, into (!!!!) Burma and Cambodia for the last 6 or 7 years. Soon I will be assigned a new task in Indonesia in the outskirts of Jakarta and will take the bike with me. A lot of parts may have come to the end of their lifespan (e.g. the rubberfixtures between carb and engine). Does anyone know of a partsdealer that ships to Asia? I would also really like to have a manual or shopliterature on that bike (pdf would be perfect). Should anyone be interested in temporarily importing a bike to a southeastasian country, I may be able to help them from own experiences made and collected. Malaysia unfortunately won't allow a bike over 150 ccm into the country without a lot of red tape, their biker scene looks more like this: YouTube - Malaysias Wild Boys - Bikermeeting Checkout my other vids here, they mainly show dreambeaches and life in asia (yes, a neat girlieclip is also there, no porn though!) YouTube - Malayfrank's Channel There are, however a few Bigbikes in the country - but most of them are being driven by superrich kids and showstars, not exactly my cup of tea ![]() ![]() ![]() So far for my introduction, please contact if You have any of the literature I need or if You know partsdealer willing to ship overseas. Best of luck to all folks on 2 wheels! Frank |
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| Thumper Mod ![]() Joined: Jul 2005
Bike: 2008 Kawasaki KLR 650
Location: Dallas, Texas Directly above the center of the earth.
Posts: 10,258
| I can't help but I'll through out a welcome to ya.
__________________ ![]() Looking for better fuel economy? Consider a KLR... Better gas milage then a Prius or a Smart car, and it won't cost you an arm and a leg and your testosterone. |
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| Newbie Joined: Mar 2008
Bike: Yamaha 650XJ Special
Location: Kuala Lumpur, malaysia
Posts: 2
| @ doc sure appreciate that hope someone can help, it's difficult to run maintenance without a proper guidebook on a bike's engine and geardrive. greetz to TX from the land of 365 bikingdays a year abstinent |
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