SINGAPORE - Modifications made to motorcycle tyres and swingarms may look cool and unique but could be risky for road use. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - Modifications made to motorcycle tyres and swingarms may look cool and unique but could be risky for road use.
Mr Lee, who organises motorcycle track days for superbikes at the Sepang International Circuit in Selangor, said he witnessed in 2022 two long swingarms break on road-going motorcycles. The narrow tyres seen on illegally modified motorcycles are slightly wider than mountain bike tyres. Like the long swingarms, narrow tyres can be bought on e-commerce platforms and through Facebook groups.
The extended swingarms can be easily bought and installed at late-night motorcycle workshops in Johor Bahru. ST understands that some workshops in Singapore also provide the service. The Land Transport Authority said last Friday that it takes a serious view of illegal vehicle modifications, as they could pose safety risks to drivers, riders and other road users.
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