Randy de Puniet has asked Deus Australia – a popular custom bike modders there to make a middleweight twin with orange, black and white colour scheme. Deus Australia comes up with the Kawasaki W650 and start working on it by replacing the stock tank with custom fitted SR500 fuel tank and speedometer on the center top of it. The headlight takes the cues vintage style along with tachometer to support the overall theme. (more…)
Giacomo Agostini, the 15 time World Champion motorcycle legend has signed the special edition Yamaha YZF-R1 ‘Ago’ for an auction for Papageno Foundation in Netherlands to help the autistic children in needs. (more…)
UPDATE: Item is all SOLD OUT. Thanks for your support!
I had once wished that I could have MotoMalaya’s own merchandise such as stickers and t-shirts. I like to see few great t-shirt on the market which is nicely designed like the one from Shinko SR877 and Yamaha 135LC Extreme Spirit. I’m not sure how you, the readers, might have responded. Maybe you’ll buy, maybe you’ll not. (more…)
Actually, the word MR1 refers to ‘Motosikal Rakyat 1Malaysia’ (1Malaysia People’s Bike). The price of the this is very aggressive at RM2,948 which puts it along the rank of Honda EX5 (RM3,998) and its own Modenas CT100. The CT100 is priced at RM3,398 with electric starter and both 100cc. (more…)
I’m guessing the acronym MR1 refers to ‘Motosikal Rakyat 1’ that literally means ‘the bike for the people’. It is indeed. The price is superbly affordable for a Modenas bike at RM2,948 which is the average money we need to put down for a down payment for a new bike. You’ll have no problem to get a new ride for your first job after you graduated from university. Then, you might be thinking, what about the reliability? Modenas has extended the durability test from 200 hours to 300 hours for 20,000km. That’s a good number for this cheap bike. Here in Malaysia, we use to have problem with cheap likes the one with the brand from China. So, this cheap bike coming from Modenas Malaysia is a good timing. (more…)
If you can dream it, you can achieve it. I think that is the perfect sentence to explain about this built. BuildElectricMotorcycle.com has uploaded an ‘as you build’ video of this 1967 Honda Dream which has been operated to give modern interpretation by installing 48 volt electric powered motor. The conversion is nice to see since it combines old skool bike with modern technology that is available today. I wish I could do this to my bicycle too. The problem is I don’t have the tool to do it or even a bicycle yet.
Check out the ‘as you build’ video embed after the jump (more…)
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