Recent content by SEBBARU

It's pretty late in the season, but I noticed a few bikes still parked at the underpass behind Harbour 60. But this morning, there were 3 or 4 cars parked there, along with a cherry-picker. I'm hoping those are just construction workers involved with the Gardiner revitilization parking their...

SEBBARU submitted a new listing: 1983 Suzuki GS750 ES - 1983 Suzuki GS750 ES Learn more about this listing...

Up for sale is a 1983 Suzuki GS750 ES. Mileage: 63500km (approximately. I still ride it now and again) Notes: - The bike is mechanically sound and structurally solid - Electonics all work properly. - The bike starts and runs perfectly from cold and has no issues. - Uncapped SuperTRAPP...

Freeland St and Cooper St used to have No Parking Between 7PM - 7AM, Except by Permit (5G). This meant 7AM-7PM was on-street GreenP parking. Now they've taped over the "7PM - 7AM" portion, and the GreenP machines (#4135 & #4136) are also gone. (Therefore NO PARKING Except by 5G Permit.) The...

Where is everybody parking now? I did a "reconnaissance" ride yesterday and saw Freeland St and Cooper St as possible alternatives, but both streets now are strictly Permit Parking (5G). They used to allow non permit parking from 7am-7pm. Permits for bikes are free. I wonder if I could get a...

I got a few replies via PM regarding this, and I thank you all. Unfortunately, I got them too late (fixed my e-mail settings now).... so I'm bumping this again. I'm still hunting.

Bump?

Any referrals?

I've been asking around and my dad mentioned "ViaMar Scilla Transport International Inc." (viamar.ca) based in Toronto. They shipped a Vespa for him from Italy back in the day. I'll post an update when I get a response from them. The main difference being that he was in Italy to arrange the...

Anyone?? Bueller.... Bueller??????

That's a scary thought. My dad has 2 vintage Vespas with non-conforming VINs, and a friend of mine has an Alfa Romeo from the 70s with a VERY short VIN. I'd hate for the insurance policy renewals to be denied.

That's why I couldn't find it in my sent messages! Sorry to all of you for posting and disappearing. I missed the the notifications from this thread. I feel like I abandoned all of you. :confused: 2stroker: I'll send you a reply to your PM ASAP.

I know how stupid/risky it is to buy a vehicle from another continent sight-unseen, but I'm weighing a lot of options. Suppose I find an offer I can't refuse for a 1996 Aprilia RS250 in Italy. What would be the best company or service to use for intercontinenal shipping of such a bike? Please...

Needs to be licensed in Canada as fit for road use. 1998-2002 preferred, 1995-1997 acceptable I'm looking for one that doesn't have an aftermarket "road kit" installed. It's a long shot, but worth a try. :cool: Please send me offers or any ads you see elsewhere via PM.

If I've learned anything when dealing with both US and Canada Border Services, find out for yourself and confirm everything before proceeding. Not all offices are equipped the same. Never assume things are the same at all border crossings. I blame many of my grey hairs on the legwork I had...