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Posted 2010-10-08 12:32:13
 katabeachbum, on 2010-10-08 12:17:07, said:
BigBikeBKK, on 2010-10-08 11:58:09, said:
katabeachbum, on 2010-10-08 11:06:49, said:
When I was 19 a friend working as car painter, painted a Chevy Blazer K5 in Pearl White. Had a crush on Pearl White since, crazy enough to respray my perfectly looking silver grey Lancia HPE in Pearl White at the age of 22. and some more Pearl White later on.
Last edition is my Ninja 650R. Kawasaki White pearl 15S has rather small silver flakes in the pearl coat, making it not so glory fitting bike perfectly
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wash & wax and new stickers in silver, and job done:D
Pearl White looks great doesn't it? Just get that blue spring sorted and it'll be ALL GOOD! 
There are yellow Koni, red Eibachs, so I thought blue KYB would be cool:D
Erm, like they say, "up to you!" 
Posted 2010-10-08 13:22:50
l prefer a faired bike mainly because you can go faster without the buffering.
Posted 2010-10-23 19:52:22
Hi All!
Hate to see her go but with the Versys coming in a couple of weeks I need to make some room so my Ninja 650R is for sale-
Please see the ThaiVisa classified ad here: http://classifieds.t...id=31&aid=72061
2010 Candy Lime Green Ninja 650R
Sport Bars
Crash Protectors Front and Rear
Swing Arm Spools
Too much Carbon Fiber to list
MTC Exhaust
Tail Tidy
Integrated Tail Light
New chain and sprockets
Custom seat
Never crashed
All scheduled maintenance performed by Kawasaki Rama 9
21,xxx km
Selling to make room for another bike.
199k Baht. (Negotiable if you don't want the exhaust or sport bars).
Let the Good Times ROLL!
Tony
Edited by BigBikeBKK, 2010-10-23 19:54:11.
Posted 2010-10-24 10:18:46
Here's an exhaust that's quite rare in Thailand-
I installed a brand new MTC Exhaust (UK brand) a few weeks ago-
The MTC can features a removable baffle. Here is the MTC with baffle installed:
Had the headers polished too-
Awesome exhaust- feather light, seems very well made, sounds quite similar to the Arrow and with the British Pound where it is it was quite cheap!
Let the Good Times Roll!
Tony
Posted 2010-10-24 18:46:36
 Ninja 650R is SOLD!!!
*Buyer does NOT want the Sport Bars, so I now have a set of used but perfect condition Sport Bars for sale- 4000 Baht! (They're about 9000 Baht new)
2010 Candy Lime Green Ninja 650R
Sport Bars
Crash Protectors Front and Rear
Swing Arm Spools
Too much Carbon Fiber to list
MTC Exhaust
Tail Tidy
Integrated Tail Light
New chain and sprockets
Custom seat
Never crashed
All scheduled maintenance performed by Kawasaki Rama 9
21,xxx km
Selling to make room for another bike.
Let the Good Times ROLL!
Tony
Edited by BigBikeBKK, 2010-10-24 18:47:31.
Posted 2010-11-25 14:42:18
I am soon going abroad and will not be using my 650R for 3-4 weeks. What should I do to keep the bike perfect condition? Full gasoline tank? or no gasoline? etc
Posted 2010-11-25 23:03:15
dollarman, on 2010-11-25 14:42:18, said:
I am soon going abroad and will not be using my 650R for 3-4 weeks. What should I do to keep the bike perfect condition? Full gasoline tank? or no gasoline? etc
3-4 weeks really isn't a big deal. Top off the tank with benzene, not gasohol and store indoors in a cool dry spot, put her on stands if you have them, not that big a deal if you don't. I'd disconnect the battery, but probably no big deal if you leave it hooked up for a few weeks. If for some reason you have to store the bike outdoors give her a good rub down with something like WD40/Sonax/etc to prevent any corrosion. Ride On! T
#658
katabeachbum
Posted 2010-11-26 16:00:00
dollarman, on 2010-11-25 14:42:18, said:
I am soon going abroad and will not be using my 650R for 3-4 weeks. What should I do to keep the bike perfect condition? Full gasoline tank? or no gasoline? etc
as Tony says, full gasoline, no gasohol. pump up the tyres to 45 psi and side stand works fine
if you cant park it indoors, you can park in my garage
battery no need disconnection for only 4 weeks on a newish bike
Posted 2010-11-28 00:00:48
katabeachbum, on 2010-11-26 16:00:00, said:
dollarman, on 2010-11-25 14:42:18, said:
I am soon going abroad and will not be using my 650R for 3-4 weeks. What should I do to keep the bike perfect condition? Full gasoline tank? or no gasoline? etc
as Tony says, full gasoline, no gasohol. pump up the tyres to 45 psi and side stand works fine
if you cant park it indoors, you can park in my garage
battery no need disconnection for only 4 weeks on a newish bike
Isnt 45 psi way too much? Normal is 32 and 36..
Thanks for the offer, but I think I will be able to store the bike in my bedroom;)
#660
katabeachbum
Posted 2010-11-28 09:46:40
dollarman, on 2010-11-28 00:00:48, said:
katabeachbum, on 2010-11-26 16:00:00, said:
dollarman, on 2010-11-25 14:42:18, said:
I am soon going abroad and will not be using my 650R for 3-4 weeks. What should I do to keep the bike perfect condition? Full gasoline tank? or no gasoline? etc
as Tony says, full gasoline, no gasohol. pump up the tyres to 45 psi and side stand works fine
if you cant park it indoors, you can park in my garage
battery no need disconnection for only 4 weeks on a newish bike
Isnt 45 psi way too much? Normal is 32 and 36..
Thanks for the offer, but I think I will be able to store the bike in my bedroom;)
To avoid squared tyres, manufactorers of bikes and cars pump up the tyres to storage pressure when leaving factory, usually 45 psi. Sometimes a bike or car can be parked for months before sold. Max pressure your tyres can handle can be read on the side of the tyres
Bike in bedroom is nice 
Posted 2010-11-29 11:29:26
katabeachbum, on 2010-11-28 09:46:40, said:
dollarman, on 2010-11-28 00:00:48, said:
katabeachbum, on 2010-11-26 16:00:00, said:
dollarman, on 2010-11-25 14:42:18, said:
I am soon going abroad and will not be using my 650R for 3-4 weeks. What should I do to keep the bike perfect condition? Full gasoline tank? or no gasoline? etc
as Tony says, full gasoline, no gasohol. pump up the tyres to 45 psi and side stand works fine
if you cant park it indoors, you can park in my garage
battery no need disconnection for only 4 weeks on a newish bike
Isnt 45 psi way too much? Normal is 32 and 36..
Thanks for the offer, but I think I will be able to store the bike in my bedroom;)
To avoid squared tyres, manufactorers of bikes and cars pump up the tyres to storage pressure when leaving factory, usually 45 psi. Sometimes a bike or car can be parked for months before sold. Max pressure your tyres can handle can be read on the side of the tyres
Bike in bedroom is nice
Bike in bed is nicer
#662
katabeachbum
Posted 2010-11-29 11:32:08
Posted 2010-11-29 11:36:27
katabeachbum, on 2010-11-29 11:32:08, said:
lol
Posted 2010-12-11 14:51:22
Rented the 650R for 2 days this week, must say its a wonderful bike, loved it. Enough power to scare the shit of my sister and my GF hehe.
My new cbr150r feels like a little toy after drivin the ninja=(.... but well well in 6 months or so il get one=)
Posted 2010-12-11 14:57:54
jahsoldier, on 2010-12-11 14:51:22, said:
Rented the 650R for 2 days this week, must say its a wonderful bike, loved it. Enough power to scare the shit of my sister and my GF hehe.
My new cbr150r feels like a little toy after drivin the ninja=(.... but well well in 6 months or so il get one=)
get rid of that cbr BUMS! Quit drinking, eat rice and buy yourself a 650!
Posted 2010-12-11 15:00:12
BigBikeBKK, on 2010-11-29 11:29:26, said:
Bike in bed is nicer
A pic for every opportunity Tony!... Ridiculously funny
Edited by dunder, 2010-12-11 15:01:24.
Posted 2010-12-11 16:07:03
dunder, on 2010-12-11 14:57:54, said:
jahsoldier, on 2010-12-11 14:51:22, said:
Rented the 650R for 2 days this week, must say its a wonderful bike, loved it. Enough power to scare the shit of my sister and my GF hehe.
My new cbr150r feels like a little toy after drivin the ninja=(.... but well well in 6 months or so il get one=)
get rid of that cbr BUMS! Quit drinking, eat rice and buy yourself a 650!
haha yeah maby i will, actually lookin at some financing options=), if i do buy it i'l come to bangkok so u can show me some nice roads, aint got any down here hehe.
Edited by jahsoldier, 2010-12-11 16:07:43.
Posted 2010-12-11 16:45:49
jahsoldier, on 2010-12-11 16:07:03, said:
dunder, on 2010-12-11 14:57:54, said:
jahsoldier, on 2010-12-11 14:51:22, said:
Rented the 650R for 2 days this week, must say its a wonderful bike, loved it. Enough power to scare the shit of my sister and my GF hehe.
My new cbr150r feels like a little toy after drivin the ninja=(.... but well well in 6 months or so il get one=)
get rid of that cbr BUMS! Quit drinking, eat rice and buy yourself a 650!
haha yeah maby i will, actually lookin at some financing options=), if i do buy it i'l come to bangkok so u can show me some nice roads, aint got any down here hehe.
good for you! If you get here I promise to take you on an adventure. The fun is not too far away!
Posted 2011-06-02 13:32:48
First look 2012 Ninja 650R. 
More torque, better suspension, stepped seat.
Posted 2011-06-02 16:26:17
Not to bother too much here, but will they change the versys and the er6n also? When will they start selling them?
#671
katabeachbum
Posted 2011-06-02 16:40:15
snowflake, on 2011-06-02 16:26:17, said:
Not to bother too much here, but will they change the versys and the er6n also? When will they start selling them?
2010 Ninja650R came to the shops August 2009, so expect August
Posted 2011-06-03 20:44:57
Good- my september versys is still on then...
Posted 2011-06-05 10:08:22
I admit I photo-shopped a 250R tail on that pic above. But I did read from a reliable source the 2012 650R will have a stepped seat, more power and improved suspension. Maybe it will look like this:
Edited by ScubaBuddha, 2011-06-05 10:13:32.
#674
katabeachbum
Posted 2011-06-13 17:58:36
Posted 2011-06-13 20:26:11
katabeachbum, on 2011-06-13 17:58:36, said:
Lolz- guess that means you can sneak in on the Honda rides. But go easy on the throttle so they can keep up! 
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