Selangor, Malaysia on MCO from 13th Jan - 26 Jan 2021

With the recent announcement by Malaysian Government on Movement Control Order (MCO) from 13th Jan - 26 Jan 2021, our team :

1) Still accepting order from all our agents and customers. We encourage on-line order thru our facebook page, e-mail or whatsapp to our Sales persons. 

2) Delivery via express courier will be as normal.

3) All the deliveries from our suppliers will be as normal.

4) For all the pending delivery orders, the waiting time will be as per agreed and we will update on the status from time to time.  

5) Although our workshop is close, we can arrange a pick-up of your bike for servicing or installation. Strictly based on appointment.

For further inquiries, please contact our Sales Team support or you may whatsapp us at 0102887560.

Thank you
Admin of SBK Motoworks

We were at EICMA'13!

We would like to thank to our partner, Bonamici Racing Italy for inviting us to the great event of EICMA'13.
Together, we are committed to produce and deliver the best performance parts in the market.

SBK Motoworks will continue to grow our fairing together with our dealers' network, with the commitment of our OEM factory, we are committed to manufacture the best after market fairing with the best quality at the very competitive price.

Thank you for all your support!

Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri

We wish Selamat Hari Raya Maaf Zahir & Batin to all Muslimin and Muslimat. For the rest of Malaysian, Happy Holiday. Thank you for visiting our blog site.

We also would like to thanks to all our partners for their support.

 

For all bikers out there, safe ride and always put 110% concentration while on bike.

Minggu Permotoran Terengganu 2013

03 Mac 2013

Minggu Permotoran Terengganu jadi acara teras kalendar pelancongan

Oleh: Aida Abd Rahman

Kerajaan negeri bersetuju menjadikan program Minggu Permotoran Terengganu sebagai acara teras dalam kalendar pelancongan negeri bermula tahun depan.

Menteri Besar, Dato’ Seri Haji Ahmad Said, berkata sebagai tuan rumah program tahunan itu, kerajaan negeri bersedia untuk menimbang sebarang bentuk bantuan termasuk penajaan bagi menjayakan penganjurannya di masa depan.

“Saya menyambut baik dan mengalu-alukan kedatangan para `bikers’ dari seluruh Malaysia yang datang sempena Terengganu Bike Week 2013, apalagi acara itu dilaksanakan pada Tahun Melawat Terengganu 2013.

“Ini menggambarkan sebenarnya Terengganu amat menarik perhatian bikers untuk datang ke sini dan sebab itu saya memutuskan Terengganu Bike Week ini diadakan setiap tahun serta dimasukkan dalam kalendar Tahun Melawat Terengganu di masa akan datang,” katanya kepada pemberita selepas melancarkan Terengganu Bike Week 2013, di Dataran Batu Buruk, Kuala Terengganu, malam tadi.

Hadir sama, Presiden Persatuan Permotoran Terengganu, Tengku Seri Temenggong Raja dan lebih 2,000 ahli persatuan permotoran seluruh Malaysia termasuk Singapura dan Thailand.



Menteri Besar yang menyambut baik cadangan Tengku Seri Temenggong supaya menjadikan acara itu sebagai program tahunan berkata, langkah itu bertepatan sebagai usaha menarik lebih ramai pelawat dari luar Terengganu berkampung di negeri ini pada masa-masa akan datang sekaligus dapat meningkat jumlah kedatangan pelancong.

 “Mudah-mudahan kunjungan kali ini meninggalkan kenangan manis kepada semua bikers dan akan berkunjung lagi ke negeri ini pada masa depan,” katanya.

Program dua hari sejak 1 Mac lalu menyediakan pelbagai acara kepada ahli dan juga peminat permotoran seperti pertandingan motosikal cantik, konvoi bertemu anak yatim di Batu Rakit serta konvoi muhibah yang menjelajah dari Pantai Batu Buruk menuju ke Pantai Rhu Sepuluh, Penarik; Bandar Permaisuri dan Taman Tamandun Islam sebelum kembali ke Batu Buruk.

Note :

We have attended this event. We will be posting the pictures soon.

Gong Xi Fa Cai!

We are wishing all our Chinese friends, partners and visitors for this site, Happy Chinese New Year! May this snake year brings more joyful, health and properous.

Happy New Year 2013

Wishing all friends, visitors for this blogsite and to all our partners and agents, HAPPY NEW YEAR 2013!

Enjoy the ride! Safe ride!

Moto Guzzi is now in Malaysia!

Saturday December 15th, Glenmarie Shah Alam Malaysia

We have been invited and attended the event. No doubt the retro-look bike or cafe racer bikes are becoming more popular in Malaysia, Moto Guzzi in Malaysia is trying to fill this segment.

Here is good and fair review of Moto Guzzi V7 by comparison with Triumph Thruxton.

http://www.motorcycle-usa.com/8/14743/Motorcycle-Article/Moto-Guzzi-V7-Stone-vs-Triumph-Thruxton.aspx

BMW Scooter Test Ride Session

Sunday December 9th, 2012

First, they launched it and now they are giving us 4 units to test it on the road!

Thanks to Auto Bavaria, Glenmarie for the invitation.

Nice food! Breakfast & lunch provided.

Nice blue colour! Fall in luv.....C 600 Sport

They even very generous to provide one unit of S1000RR 2012 for the test

4 units available for the test

Mr Zain 

Mr. Jat (S1000RR owner) is giving thumbs up for the scooter

Mr. Shu. another S1000RR owner who is thinking to add this scooter

in his garage

What BMW Malaysia did (launching and test ride events) is very excellent! 

We should have more events like this from Malaysia bike agents, distributors or authorised dealers.

Reported by Farid

BMW Scooters

KUALA LUMPUR: With the introduction of the C 600 Sport and C 650 GT today, BMW Group Malaysia now wants to sell you scooters - maxi scooters to be exact.

It says that while both scooters are meant for city use, they are just as capable being touring bikes, ready to hit the expressway to, say Ipoh, at a moment's notice.

The scooter is a new line of products BMW is selling in Malaysia, and this comes on the heels of the 3 Series and 5 Series hybrids that were launched locally last week.

The C 650 GT (red) and C 600 Sport.

Both scooters are pitched at women and men as well, with BMW claiming the difference in riding dynamics between a BMW scooter and its bigger displacement motorcycles is minimal.

According to BMW, the rationale for bringing in the premium scooter now is that it is becoming increasingly relevant in a rapidly urbanising landscape with all the accompanying ills that it brings such as jams and lack of parking spaces.

For Asians with typically smaller build than their Western counterparts, BMW will soon be offering lower-seat versions of the scooters. The seats will be 3cm lower, it said.

The C 600 Sport is a sportier product while the C 650 GT is meant for those seeking comfort and touring ability.

BMW has designed the C 600 Sport with an emphasis on lightness and streamlined aerodynamics. On the other hand, the C 650 GT - with its big panelling parts - serve to provide better protection against the elements. 


Both uses the same 647cc engine with identical performance. Top speed is 175kph, with power relayed through a CVT gearbox.

Visually, the face of the new BMW maxi scooters are distinguished by an upside down fork and two-rotor disc brake, just as on a motorcycle. The tails come with a single swing-arm with big hollow wheel axles which are typical of motorcycles from BMW Motorrad.

Featuring a 2-cylinder inline engine, the powertrain of the C 600 Sport and C 650 GT is a new design by BMW 
Motorrad with an output of 60bhp at 7,500rpm and a maximum torque of 66Nm at 6,000rpm. 

The C 600 Sport can sprint from 0 to 100kph in 7.1s and the BMW C 650 GT in 7.5s.

The scooters are fitted with a CAN bus (controller area network) electrical system which networks the 
instrument cluster, ABS and engine controller as well as the electronic immobiliser and the anti-theft alarm system and tyre pressure control (RDC) which are available as optional equipment. 

In addition, both feature a power socket installed in the left storage compartment. This can be used to recharge a mobile phone and is connected via Bluetooth to the BMW Motorrad communication system in the rider’s helmet, allowing for convenient and safe communications. 

The instrument cluster on both presents more functions than other vehicles in its class. It presents a large and readily visible LCD display with integrated engine speed readouts as well as an analogue speedometer with BMW Design Engineers placing an emphasis on best possible legibility under all riding conditions as well the elimination of reflections on the display.  

Aside from fuel levels, the instrument cluster also presents, as standard, useful details regarding the scooters oil levels, distance travelled, date and time, average fuel consumption amounts and rate, external temperatures as well as service information regarding the bike itself.

As an added boon to touring enthusiasts, the long distance capabilities of the C 650 GT is further reinforced with a spacious 60 litre storage compartment beneath the seat as well as two smallerc ompartments located along the front of the leg well. 

An additional storage compartment with internal lighting is also fitted in the tail of the C 650 GT and is capable of fitting up to two helmets when stationary. In addition, bulges on either side of the maxi scooter’s tail offer additional stowage space for general utilities. 

Both maxi scooters are fitted with a sizeable braking system consisting of a two-rotor disc brake at the front and a single disc brake at the rear with BMW Motorrad ABS. 

They are also the first maxi scooter models by BMW to feature LED daytime running lights for better passive safety.

"All BMW Motorrad models from 2013 onwards will be fitted with ABS as a standard feature," said BMW Group Malaysia Motorrad chief Fazli Shukor.

He said the first batch of 40 units of the Berlin-made scooters are selling fast, with 25 already spoken for and the rest by tonight when prospective customers are invited to view them.

The 2013 target is to sell up to 120 units, said Fazli, adding that he was confident the BMW scooters would become commonplace on Malaysian roads by the third year.

The scooters would boost BMW Group Malaysia's bottomline, said BMW Group Malaysia managing director Dr Gerhard Pils. 

Click image for specs.

The company has continued to see "remarkable growth" in 2012, with a total of 5,014 BMW, MINI and BMW Motorrad vehicles delivered across Malaysia as of September, a 14% increase in sales compared to the same period in 2011, he added. 

The C 600 Sport is selling at RM65,000 while the C 650 GT is going for RM68,800 (OTR without insurance).

The C 600 Sport is available in Cosmic Blue Metallic Matt, Titanium Silver Metallic and Sapphire Black Metallic; the  C 650 GT comes in a choice of Sapphire Black Metallic, Platinum Bronze Metallic and Vermillion Red Metallic colours.

Credit to The Star Online Monday, October 29, 2012

Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri 1433H

SBK motoworks team wishing Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri to all Muslimin & Muslimat and visitors to our blog. Happy holiday to all Malaysian!

Ride & Drive Safely!

Berbuka Puasa @ Fort Supai

Yesterday Sunday 5th August, we have been invited to join a group of bikers having their "berbuka puasa" at Restoran Ikan Bakar Terapung Fort Supai.

19 bikers with 5 pillions has joint the "berbuka puasa". All bikers from KL, Kajang, Bangi and Shah Alam,

RV at Tol Sg Besi at 5pm and we reach the destination at around 7pm (of course plus all those waiting time, re-fuelling etc.)

Here, some of the shots.

The Restaurant

Nice view!

Burn & Musa borak-borak before the makan time

Farid, SBK "spy" is everywhere

Good facilities

With majority of superbikes and few touring bikes

The seafood has arrived!

The tomyam

Spend the nite watching Olympic - Final Badminton

Group Photos Session

Thanks to Musa & Burn for the invitation!

2012 Gong Xi Fa Cai

Wishing all Chinese friends and partners, Happy Chinese New Year! May this year brings happiness, good health and prosperous year for all of us!

NEWS : Chear Motorrad

Something big that happen to Malaysia big bike industry, the launching of Chear Motorrad in Puchong.

Dated 16^th Oct 2011 at 11am, attended by thousand bikers all over Malaysia.

A great marketing & distribution strategies by Auto Bavaria Malaysia to appoint Chear as their main dealer. Chear as of to date is having 6 offices across Klang Valley and Kuantan.

Knowing the network and business capabilities of Chear Motor in Malaysian big bike market, this will definitely improve BMW market share and name in Malaysia.

One big difference from the other main player (i.e Naza), this strategy will support the flow of trade-in bike for those who wanted to trade-in their current bike with new BMW bike.

More pictures :

Note : Thank you to our friend, Farid for the pictures.