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I spoke to 5 different Statefarm reps to see if my quote would be different. I asked a lot of questions, and bottom line, they said that it doesn't matter how many years experience you have, once you meet a certain criteria, that's it. so, if you have full G license, over 8 years driving...

Oh wow that's great! Thanks! I guess I need to get the clutch lubrication tool from suzuki or something. Actually I don't really need that it seems - if I can aim correctly.

Unfortunately I haven't compared it with other '10 gsxrs, but I will when I see one. I did get it recently, so I can't comment on whether there was any stiffness change, so let's say it's the same. Lubing the cable, does that mean I have to take out the entire cable to lube it? This is my first...

Haha, yea if this is normal, then that cool. Already working out, just wondering if this was normal :P

I just recently bought a 2010 Suzuki GSXR, and noticed the clutch is a little stiff in the sense that after a few gear shifts, you can feel the hand cramp up. Has anyone else noticed tihs on a 2010 gsxr? What could be the cause of this, or how do I make it less stiff? There is a dial on the...

Ok. If my insurance and license is the same but my registration isnt? I filled in one address on the registration, but when i fill in the insurance i can use another address, the address on my license. Just asking.

Lol but if my car insurance increases that wouldnt be good :p Either eay, if i say its my second home or something, would that be alright, or they would insist on the address on the license?

But lets say you have two houses, but you found one address was cheaper. Your license says one address while the insurance and registration says another. Would that be ok? Or do they require the license and registration be atthe same address?

I was wondering if anyone has had an insurance and registration slip with a different address than the current license? Would the cops care that there are different addresses? The reason i ask is because if the insurance was cheaper in one neighborhood i would like to usethat address. My car...

Lol, I have never done an oil change before on a bike, so I want to be prepared :D I thought I didn't need it, but apparently there are maximum in-lb that needs to be set.

I tried to google where I can buy a good quality torque wrench for when I am doing oil changes for my GSXR. I saw one at Canadian Tire, but the review said it was pretty crap. Any suggestions? Or have any of you used this and think its good for doing little things on the GSXR?

But have you asked two different agents and got different quotes? We both have clean records, but he lives in a lower traffic yield neighborhood. We both have m2, but he has more experience. But insurance doesnt decrease every year if my experience goes up. And based on how the economy works...

Anyone tried getting quotes from various Statefarm Agents? I'm wondering if prices may vary. I got a quote from a statefarm agent, but a friend is paying lower. over 25, 600cc, I'm thinking the only thing different is the neighborhood.

I'm actually in Downtown Toronto area. Danforth, Scarborough area is more closer to where I live.

Similar to cars, I feel that specific dealerships have better service pricing and quality. I'm wondering if anyone can recommend a good dealership to service bikes? I'm hoping to get a new bike soon but not sure which dealership to go to have my bike serviced. Thinking of getting GSXR.