Recent content by Scary

Explain how this is possible because what I *think* you're saying is that hypothetically, I could take an old, damaged gsxr frame for example (for which I have the title) and somehow obtain a new one to rebuild with?

Yes, only one person in that thread addressed the question that I am asking, and it didn't seem like an informed answer. Nevertheless, I'll carry on under the presumption that a clean title without a clean frame is meaningless unless someone corrects me.

Can someone please tell me what the benefit of selling a clean title would be WITHOUT the accompanying clean frame? I've seen a few ads recently on kijiji where people are selling 'clean titles' and the frames are cracked or damaged in some way. What am I missing here? What good is the clean...

I loved my 1000cc gsxr for the street. The midrange power was unbelievable and the bike was super responsive in any gear. I'd imagine if you stuck with the r1 for a little longer, it'd be hard to go back down to anything less.

I think it's funny that people/companies advertise for job opportunities on kijiji. Personally, I wouldn't respond to any 'ad' for a job listed on kijiji, let alone upload my friggen resume with personal info to whoever may be on the other end. If a company is too cheap to take out proper...

I agree with you to a point. If the buy is local, then yeah, show up and haggle on the spot. If I have to travel 1hr+ to see it, then I haggle through email or on the phone so I'm not wasting my time driving all the way out there for nothing. And for what it's worth, I ALWAYS go in low on the...

The gta is the worst place to buy a bike... i swear it's remarkable how many people think their 15+ year old bike with 50k+ miles is worth $3000. I mean, c'mon, realistically the thing's worth $1200 but as long as everyone continues to inflate the value of their bike, the high pricing trend...

^ Clearly you are a pussy cat and afraid of your own shadow. You really haven't lived until you've visited cities that are steeped in poverty. Oh, and did I mention I visited kingston jamaica? Yeah, I'm pretty much a rudeboy now. This is the stupidest idea for a ride I've ever seen. All it...

bahahaha apples and oranges dude. "I grew up in toronto so I'll be fine in detroit"... get on with your bad self, homie. If you end up on the east side, do yourself a favour and don't stop at the red lights.

Take your time, ride within your skill level, if you're not ready for the main roads then don't push yourself yet. Try and find a riding buddy who's willing to ride a bit slower with you, it will probably help you immensely and give you a bit of a buffer zone to make some mistakes without having...

That was his street bike and yes it's sold. But he also has a fully race-prepped 04 r6, track only, which is also available in the same ad... that's the bike I was referring to earlier in this thread. It's still available as far as I know. edit: my apologies, I just talked to him and both his...

The race bike listed here: http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum/showthread.php?162063-FOR-SALE-2004-R6-Race-bike-amp-2005-R6-Street belongs to a friend of mine...... he was using it to race in amateur 600 class up until mid-year this year... he's a great guy, very anal with important mechanical...

Uhh I dunno who you're buying bikes from but I wouldn't even seriously consider buying unless I test rode it first - and that's without cash in hand. People are seriously retarded if they think they can sell something without giving the buyer a reasonable expectation to make sure he's getting...

That's a ridiculous assertion. So you think 'our society' is just pissing money away trying to HELP people who are addicted to drugs? Nice try. Our government is obsessed with the idea of drug enforcement, not addict assistance. If we spent near as much money in harm reduction and recovery...

Oh my.