phantom 200

• phantomguy

  19 Jul 04, 22:37

  is there anyone currently a phantom 200 rider and do u ever face the problem of estimate the petrol consumption at the begining because TA 200 got no fuel meter...stupid maker
• Patrik

  19 Jul 04, 22:55

  Hahahaha
  Kinda crap right?
  
• somekpody

  24 Jul 04, 16:06

  hey try this websites..maybe u can know more stuff abt phantom.
  http://www.singaporebikes.com >> phantom knights
• ChRiS TaY

  25 Jul 04, 16:44

  Originally posted by phantomguy:

  is there anyone currently a phantom 200 rider and do u ever face the problem of estimate the petrol consumption at the begining because TA 200 got no fuel meter...stupid maker

  no need one lah, just put to on and run till reserve liao then go pump petrol lor...
• kopiosatu

  26 Jul 04, 21:23

  use the mileage indicator...
  
  when i rode the phantom. i would top up at every 250.
• phantomguy

  27 Jul 04, 13:40

  thanks for the good information regarding the fuel consumption..sorry one more question pls......how to have a good maintenance on phantom rear/front tyre..i.e
  how many "psi" for both tyre's air pressure is the best suggestion and is it possible the tubeless tyre suddently be puntured half way..i mean if ..sooi sooi kena..should i carry along the portable air pump????
• kopiosatu

  27 Jul 04, 13:41

  Originally posted by phantomguy:

  thanks for the good information regarding the fuel consumption..sorry one more question pls......how to have a good maintenance on phantom rear/front tyre..i.e
  how many "psi" for both tyre's air pressure is the best suggestion and is it possible the tubeless tyre suddently be puntured half way..i mean if ..sooi sooi kena..should i carry along the portable air pump????

  with a phantom, get a box
  
  in the box, get the portable air pump
• HENG@

  27 Jul 04, 13:57

  no fuel guage? thats really leaving something important out ain't it? any possibility of having an aftermarket one installed?
• kopiosatu

  27 Jul 04, 14:00

  Originally posted by HENG@:

  no fuel guage? thats really leaving something important out ain't it? any possibility of having an aftermarket one installed?

  nope... anyway there weren't fuel gauges on smaller bikes last time...
  
  i remember they had to open the cap to check, or shake the bike to hear if there's any fuel...
  
  my uncle used to dip his finger into the tank to check...
• De|usi0n

  12 Aug 04, 20:40

  open reserved tank liao than find petrol station.. no worries, reserved tank can tahan u for 50-60 km