Recent content by Justind97

I'm in Ottawa myself. Measure the length of the shocks via centre to centre of each bolt. I'm betting you're at ~10". It seems that someone was going for looks for function. order new shocks at least 12" in length. I would go for 12 3/4 if I were you.

Those are progressive springs. Aftermarket. Quality again is what you pay for. What length are those? Stock is 12" I believe. And it shouldn't look like that at all. I have 13 1/4" on mine (race bike) to speed up steering.

You get what you pay for... They're, well it will still feel like a 35 yr old bike. Spend as much as you can. Worth it in the end if you plan on keeping the bike.

Good quality for the street, Hagon's. About $400 for a pair. Super high end, Werks Performance, about $800 a set There's cheap china ones, KYC I think, they're ok and will last about a season or so. Not bad for $100 shipped. they come with a piggy back system vs the standard shocks that...

Join sohc4.net Ask away there. There's tons of guys on there that know their stuff. pictures of your system would help a lot.

2003 VFR800 Single Sided Swingarm Purchased for a SSSA conversion on my 09 CBR600rr and decided not to. http://ottawa.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-motorcycles-motorcycle-parts-accessories-2003-VFR800-Single-Sided-Swingarm-W0QQAdIdZ567773262 located in Ottawa, but in Toronto fairly often.

Well, my brother is a realtor and there is no system that realtors can look on to see how many offers have been made. If there is, please do enlighten me and other agents I know. Name it so they can use it too...

That is incorrect. No offer is made public ( to realtors) until the sale is firm and final. Offers are not registered. An offer document is filled out, but nothing is put into any system until a sale has been finalized. If an offer was put into a system and available to other agents, what...

What type of plugs came out? What type did you put in? Working on older bikes you should know about resistance plugs and non-resistance plugs. Could be your answer...

After trying to start it, pull the plugs. Are they wet? If so, it's a spark issue. if not, fuel delivery problem. How old is the battery? They can wreak havoc on trying to determine problems.

Spray the rotor down with brake clean. If you're getting power back slowly, then you might have some lube left over from changing the tire

Go to any ski shop. They'll have what you need.

You could always look on 400greybike.com and get some from a guy in England..

Depending on his rating, some companies don't check every single year. DON'T call and tell them, DON'T call and ask how much a ticket would cost extra etc. They flag your profile right away and you're screwed. Dont lie to them or talk to them unnecessarily. If he's lucky, they won't...

Have you considered gutter mesh from Home Depot? They may also call it gutter guard