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Brandnew CB300FA - Ridden approx. 2500 km in 1.5 months

My Honda CB300FA is almost at the 1000 km mark. * What are all the specific list of things I will need to get maintained/changed? Someone had mentioned to me that the initial 1000 km maintenance is very important, and that I should let my dealership handle it, and after that I can do the...

so all parking is free except for parking lots where you need to get a ticket to open the gates to the lot... Im new to all this... im seen motorcycles parked on sidewalks... Is this allowed?

What after-market exhaust will best suit my Honda CB300FA?

Should I put frame sliders on my new CB300FA or should I not... I was told that it would protect it a lot if I drop it, and than I was told that it would break my engine, and it would cause more serious damages than scratched fairings... What do you guys think??

She was extremely kind to me, as I was late for work and I had been saving up for motorcycle insurance, and this was a big hit to my plan... She was really touchy to... Anyways, I just texted her saying "I apologize again miss... Will $500 do?" and she responded " Yes, that will do... Don't...

What kind of document? Do I write the document myself?

Help!! Her damage: Slight scratches on rear left bumper My damage: More severe scratches on right front bumper, and very minor scratch on fender. Also it looks like Here are some photos of my car. *The extremely minor scratch between the bumper and fender at the most outer edge, closest to...

It is in toronto for all minimum coverages...

Hello Paul, it said your inbox is full so I couldnt send you a private message. Can you please send me your contact information? My number is 416-885-0906. Thank you!

I got a quote for $2530 for my CB300FA... Ive only had my m1 for a week, and the insurance quoted me this amount once I get my m2 in about a month and a half. I also have 1 driving failure to stop at stop-sign conviction, and have been driving a car for 4 years... This is the best quote I've...

Is it worth it to spend money on my new bike's modifications or should I instead modify my future upgrade bike once I become a better rider? Also... does modifications increase insurance? If so, what specific modifications? Are there some modifications that don't affect insurance?

Thanks a lot guys! This clears things up a lot... :)

So I went to the first shop, and they told me that the Ninja 300 ABS SE would be around $7500, and since they are ripping me off 100% and I do not have that kind of money to spend on the bike, I went to a different shop, and ended up getting a brand new CB300FA for a total of $5534.74... I am...

So pretty much, the best less hassle way would be to save up and purchase the whole bike on the spot to prevent further financial issues in the future...