I have known Autosol since I was still kids. It is famously known as the rust remover. If you are using steel wheel, Autosol should be your best friend. It is very easy to remove rust using Autosol. You just need to apply a little bit paste onto a small sheet of old newspaper and begin polishing the rusty area. After that, wipe it again with new sheet of old newspaper. You will get a glittering, shiny and sparkling wheels after that. If you were thinking of how to remove rust from metal and steel, this is the perfect solution for you.  (more…)

Suzuki Malaysia has shown a little teaser about their new upcoming bike. The model that are in question are said to be Suzuki Axelo with 125cc. Already available in Indonesia.

Check out the original post at Suzuki Malaysia and ArenaKereta

UPDATE (1/8/2011): It is launched. Click here: https://www.bikesrepublic.com/2011/08/01/2011-suzuki-axelo-s-auto-clutch-and-axelo-r-manual-hand-clutch-125-in-malaysia/

I’m a quite busy man and sometimes, I really can’t find time to wash my bike. Usually, I just leave my bike in dirty condition until I have time to wash it. But, it looked very dirty that I decide to send it to a car wash to get it cleaned. This is my first time having my bike get cleaned at the car wash. Well, it was BIG mistake!
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Serie Oro is Italian word that means Gold Series. The bike is still painted red, but the finishing and trims has been refined by adding the gold colour to it. The exhaust tail pipe got a nice carbon-fibre to add luxury to this already exclusive bike.

Considered as the most beautiful and technologically advanced “600” superbike in the world.

7 more pictures after the jump  (more…)

Born to ride the road with almost everything comes from World GP technology. Oval piston engine that create V8 power in the form of V4 package. Single rear arm. Upside down forks.

The engine is managed by Honda PGM-FI and fitted with incredibly complex 8-4-2-1-2 exhaust system, but produces one of the best sounding engine of all time. Able to produce 118hp with just 750cc engine.

In April 1978, Honda wants to make a comeback to World GP. At that time, all of the bikes uses 2-stroke engine. Honda wants to use 4-stroke engine. So, how do they get maximum power to compete with the more powerful 2-stroker? Oval piston was the engineering piece that could answer the question. In theory, oval piston can create a V8-like engine with only 4 piston. So, V8 power in the form of V4. This technology gives me some insight of how Honda thinks to overcome a certain problems.

You must read the interesting original post by Honda here:  (more…)