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I tried calling the rider a few times but he was too busy dealing with the cops. The rider chased the vehicle when it tried to run during initial confrontation with the at fault vehicle. The at fault driver ended up driving the rider back to the scene 15-20 minutes later and the cops have taken...

if it's an old honda in the 70s/80s then you're better off going to shops that can cater to older bikes. they're easy to work on if you have the manual. i think there's a guy at rosey toes that knows old bikes.. same with 109 cycle i believe at warden and danforth... or go to sohc4 website for help.

after updating the 4-4

I use it at least 2x per year from a friend getting into an accident, lock out or just mecehanical problems.. All ETAs were either on point or arrived earlier than estimated. As long as you get 2 tows, your first tow already out pays the membership.

https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-shows/geneva-auto-show/news/a32836/2018-porsche-911-gt3-manual/

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youre allowed in there as long as a car can fit in the lane.. ie danforth

are we allowed if it's 2 up? it has a vehicle picture with a "2" inside, but what about motorcycles with a passenger?

It was there from when i saw the person pull over, and walk in at 7:5x AM to when i left around 11:3x AM

damn if only this was milwaukee i'd be all over it

I drove without insurance when I was young and stupid. Learned my lesson and never did it again. My no insurance was dropped and pleaded guilty for 2 minor charges. It was the best thing that happened. It then again, my representative was well known in that court room and knew everything from...

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get a drill bit and drill out the middle area, then a flat or something to pry the edges to the centre causing less friction to the surface of the handle bar = easier to pull out edit: flat screwdriver to wedge the bar end mirror mount.

Depending how they roughed in the wires in the storage unit, you can get away with 12 amps or 16 amps assuming you're the only one there. Standard minimum would be a 14 gauge wire connected to a 15 amp breaker but this wouldn't be ideal in a commercial unit as it would cost more money in...