A Job Well Done

Another SR rider suggested using this product, called "Nam Yaa Krueang" to get a clean bike and engine. Now, "Nam Yaa" in Thai slang means 'sperm' and "Krueang" means 'engine'. Understandably, I was a bit doubtful on what the outcome might be. Despite the wacky name, I got myself a canister of the stuff and behold!...it really works!

You can mix the stuff with water (2 parts of water and 1 part sperm) or use it on its own. It doesn't attack the paint or plastics of the bike and is really effective against oil and fat. Once you apply it on the engine, leave it for 10 minutes and then wash it off with water.
I used an old toothbrush and started brushing away. I got so excited and carried away that after 2 hours I realized I had 'toothbrushed' my whole bike!

At that point I couldn't resist taking some pictures of my baby. :-)

Alloy Rearsets

I have the opportunity to offer you these beautiful billet alloy rearsets at an unbeatable price.

These are high quality CNC machined pieces that fit your SR400 or SR500.

They come in 2 versions (full and drilled) and 2 colours (silver and black).

No adjustments are necessary when mounting.  Simply mount and go.

Work with drum or disc brakes alike.

price: 249US$/ 199Euros

(shipping not included)

>>>Go to THE SHOP for more info.<<<

"Technowork" style, silver, drilled

"Over" style, silver, full

black, drilled

black, full

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NEW!!!

"Racing" rearsets 

These high quality polished stainless steel rearset footpegs fit all Yamaha SR400 and SR500. 

Features include:

• high quality ball bearings and joints
• no interference with the kickstarter
• dramatic change of riding position, for a very engaged and aggressive riding style
• can be used with both rear disc and drum brakes
• included is a steel pillon bracket for late SR models

>>>Go to THE SHOP to find out more!<<<

Sunday at the Temple

BIKE OF THE WEEK #30

It's been already a few days since I started changing my bike's character, from a cafe racer to some sort of tracker. Naturally I started looking for some inspiration and eventually found this beautiful bike.
Yamaha SR 400 from Thailand

BIKE OF THE WEEK #28

This week's special Yamaha SR comes from Thailand. A lot of chrome, a lot of money but most importantly, a lot of love.

BIKE OF THE WEEK #27

Yamaha SR400, called Ratatoskr by Farmer's Racers

See the full article and more pictures HERE