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Reply To: new exhaust for st125

dongfang — Mon, 17 Nov 2014 09:46:34 +0000

pretty sure it should work if its a slip on m8 just look for slip ons and youll be fine

Reply To: Sinnis ST 125

incheye (admin) — Mon, 17 Nov 2014 09:29:54 +0000

parts of M25 could be worse than Mongolia?

I laughed heartily at that

Yes, and maybe a spring/summer next year meetup would be best, Manchester weather at least at the moment is like the hellmouth itself has opened up and swallowed us.

Reply To: Sinnis ST 125

ChrisM — Mon, 17 Nov 2014 07:50:23 +0000

Hi if you are doing a run to brighton might be able to meet up, down from Essex, although parts of M25 could be worse than Mongolia?, to make enjoyable could wait for spring. 8 hours there reminds me of Leeds (uni) to home in Essex, on H100 Honda, first time 10 hours including a bit of side tracking as couldn’t go on A1M and M11…. that was pre M25, later got down to 4 1/2 hours regular on CB125T.

Reply To: Sinnis ST 125

JACKMCCORMACK1994 — Sun, 16 Nov 2014 22:59:56 +0000

Sorry I didn’t turn up was on nights that night and it completey slipped my mind. Got my alarm all fitted and working, upgraded my battery from the standard 5amp to 7amp and fitted my phone charger properly with a relay. Going to give it a good wash tomorrow. Then fit my LED hand guards once they arrive. I’d be well up for a trek down to Brighton or something, I done it to surrey on my old XT 125 to my brothers house for a week and back 8 hours their 6 and half back

new exhaust for st125

ashleymorton1992 — Sun, 16 Nov 2014 22:27:35 +0000

Ive got a sinnis st125 and I want to get a new exhaust for it one cause I like the after market exhausts better and two I would like my bike to sound more like a motorbike

Does anybody know of any exhaust that would fit my bike ive seen on but not to sure if it would fit I think it was a lextec one didnt want to but it to find out it didnt fit and couldnt return it

Reply To: Sinnis ST 125

supercharged-steve — Sun, 16 Nov 2014 10:30:15 +0000

Maybe we could arrange a sinnis forum rideout some time…. if you can take some time out of your “busy schedule” incheye… lol

i think it would turn some heads to see a group of sinnis’s going down the road! Hey, if anthony can go to mongolia than we can go to brighton or somewhere haha!

Reply To: height issues

supercharged-steve — Sun, 16 Nov 2014 10:24:57 +0000

Hi there manlykaaron,

The sinnis bikes are quite forgiving in terms of rideability for sure, but I will agree with ChrisM and say that it’s a much better idea to look at getting the bike lowered rather than struggle on with a bike that’s slightly too high for you. If you feel even the slightest bit uncomfortable it’s not making you brave or anything to ride a bike that’s too high, it’s making you stupid! Too many times have I seen lads that don’t want to get their bikes lowered because they don’t want their mates to have a laugh but they don’t think about how funny it would be to let their mates see them drop the bike at some lights….

It shouldn’t even be too tricky to lower the bike yourself.

Ride safe,

Ste

Reply To: Help sinnis stealth 125

ChrisM — Sun, 16 Nov 2014 09:48:07 +0000

Hi Id suggest a quick trip to a local bike part shop who can look at chain and sprockets to count teeth and chain size or a call to someone like wemoto who if the don’t know will be able to talk you through what you need to tell them, I d replace with did or similar quality chain- chains come in range of link sizes and lengths and aren’t bike or maker specific. you get a number like 415 420 530 for link size sprockets will need to match and have right number of teeth and holes to attach then number of links – say 102 110 , then theres the quality heavy duty o ring (seals in factory grease) or X ring ( sale idea but 2 seals less friction)

Reply To: height issues

ChrisM — Sun, 16 Nov 2014 09:38:09 +0000

Hi Im 5ft 6, tried an apache 125 seemed very tall after Kawasaki er5, but slim and well balanced , been riding for years and with balance would have been happy to have based on one foot flat on floor or both on balls of foot/toes of both. I would suggest might need to look carefuly- if youre under 5 6 or not confident, riding is much better than just sitting on, the 250 doesn’t seem so tall but may be dealer – john parkers in southend good family firm, adjusted height a little via suspension before I picked up, that is probably possible on the 125 . Bonus is great visibility from tall riding position.

height issues

manlykaaron — Sun, 16 Nov 2014 00:57:25 +0000

hi,

the sinnis apache 125 has a seating height of 890 would anyone be able to tell me the minimum height you could be to ride this motorbike?

many thanks