There is one believe that one screwdriver fits all. They are wrong!
Using a non-suitable screwdriver will make more pressure is needed to turn the screw, this in case make the screwdriver sometimes slips away from the screw head. When this happens, the screw head can be damaged and sometimes up to a point where it can’t be used anymore. This is bad if you original screw set that comes with the bikes. I have once tried to buy original screw for my Yamaha 125Z and it cost me about RM3.oo (USD0.90) per piece!
In the above picture, it is shown a 18-pieces screwdriver set RS brand tool. The Mikuni Super Tuning Manual shown there is printed on A4 paper to give you the idea of the size of the tool set.
Even though I have 18-pieces of the screwdriver, I think I need more than that, maybe another 30 pieces of it with different. Maybe that is just pure indulgence of tools.

For more info, head to: http://www.rsmalaysia.com

My friend Shah has sent me a new addition to the already many variation of Yamaha 135LC CDI. This one is sourced from Yamaha Thailand which have one special feature that we don’t have in Malaysia, that is no cut-off. I’m not sure whether this one is referred to RPM limit cut-off or speed limit cut-off.
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While I was browsing at Honda worldwide website to look for Honda CB Twister as featured in Paul Tan’s blog, I encountered this interesting bike named Ape.
It is a very interesting bike since it is a 4-stroke 50cc engine with 5-speed transmission, front and rear disc brake, full aluminum cast wheels and PGM-FI fuel delivery system!
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