Many riders—especially food delivery abang-abang or daily commuters—don’t realize how important electrical components are until they fail at the worst possible time. Let’s break down the common issues and why they happen.

Thousands of riders across Malaysia, one thing happened too often—but is rarely talked about—is suspension damage on delivery bikes. Especially those carrying heavy loads every day. If you're an abang foodpanda, Grab, or Lalamove rider, this blog is for you.

Brake pads wearing out faster than expected. Whether you're a daily kapcai rider or a full-time food delivery abang, brake pad wear is not something to ignore. Here’s why it happens so often—and what you can do about it.

The air filter is like your bike’s lungs. When it’s dirty, your engine can’t breathe. And when it can’t breathe, it can’t perform.

A slipping clutch happens when the clutch fails to fully engage, causing the engine to rev higher without transferring that power to the wheels. You twist the throttle, but the response is weak. Acceleration feels slow. Top speed drops. Fuel economy goes down. It’s like pedaling a bicycle with a loose chain.

This is a common complaint, especially from food delivery riders and daily commuters in Malaysia — unstable RPM (idle) is not just annoying, it’s a warning sign. Let’s break it down.

Whether you're a new rider or have been riding for years, there are a few basic truths about motorcycles that every rider should know. Too many riders overlook simple fundamentals — often leading to preventable issues.

Ruin good engines is something riders often overlook — the wrong engine oil level. Whether you overfill or underfill, both can cause serious trouble under the hood.