The V85 does it all. Plenty of room to strap down all your gear, comfortable enough to ride all day. The generous 23 liter fuel tank provides 400kms between stops. While not the best choice for eight hours of mid west interstate at 140km/h, it will happily do it; you'll just arrive at your...
2000 Moto Guzzi Quota 1100ES. 11,000km, with hard bags, needs tires. $3500.
A bit of an oddball, no doubt, but that's part of the charm.
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You were right, I was wrong! Sorry Matt!
Yes, you guys are right. Sorry for causing confusion.
Stolen bikes, written off, then recovered, can be sold by the insurance company with no brand. The same goes for written off crashed bikes with no frame damage.
Thanks for the edjamacation...
In the case of a motorcycle, I don't think so. If it's declared a write off, it will be branded "irreparable" and cannot ever be plated in Ontario.
In Ontario, cars can be branded "salvage" or "rebuilt", but motorcycles can only be branded "irreparable".
Edit: the above is not entirely...
If this is the case, the bike will become branded, in which case it cannot ever be plated in Ontario. I don't think a used car lot would be selling branded vehicles.
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