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@J_C_K did you get it brought down yet? I'll be halfway there next week.

I've got no shortage of shitbox bikes you can work on if that's all you want to do lol

I msg'd the guy as soon as I saw that G650GS. I have one here that I mostly keep just in case my G650GS in Italy should ever need urgent parts while I'm over there. This would've been perfect for that. It was already spoken for :(

Nothing says "take my money!" like an orange chain lol....

Here, let me help you: Scarabeos were unreliable pieces of **** even when they were new. Many a rider in the scooter community at the time thought they were a good idea and learned that lesson the hard way. Nevermind, just saw it sold for $500. Well... I don't know what manure costs these...

$2k for a Japanese cruiser with 70,000 km and you gotta go to North Bay to get it? Maybe cut that number in half and give me a free bus ticket and I'd think about it. The second you buy it you pretty much already know no one is ever going to give you more than $1,500 for it, so you've lost $500...

Someone fly to Alberta right the **** now: Facebook

I ran a little 2016 Kia Soul EV and it was much closer to the truck price... But I think that is also substantially cheaper than the 2016 F150 and Model S... I looked up the range and I think it's just enough range to get me to the in-laws, but not enough range that I can drop off the missus...

Mmm, got it. Makes sense. So is this common among all EVs then? I don't remember paying anything substantially different when I had my 2008 Toyota Highlander V6 Hybrid back in 2018... but I guess the hybrid is a much smaller battery. Fun fact: Vespa scooters tend to get written off more than...

Don't forget the new ones are all aluminum. ****, even my 10 year old 2016 F150 already has the aluminum cab and bed. I have the inside of the bed lined, get the underside oiled before winter, and while the front and rear bumper can get rust (still steel), those can be bought cheap on...

For ***** and giggles, I changed the vehicle insured for this quote from the Model S, to my 2016 F150, and changed nothing else in the insurance quote, the price dropped by more than $2,000/yr on the pay as you go insurance and it dropped by $3,000/yr on the traditional insurance. My truck is...

Are Tesla's normally ridiculously expensive to insure? lol I just got a quote on this 2015 Model S 70 that's $13K with 150,000 (here: Facebook ), and even on a pay as you go plan at 2,000 km for the whole year (I figured it would be a rare occasional use secondary cage when I don't want to take...

Yeah but if you spend another $1250 to fix it, for $3,000 you'll have yourself a really nice $1,500 Ninja 250.

On one hand, I think you're underlining my point of not buying anything lower on the Ford production line than an F150, like the Maverick in the post I was replying to. On the other hand... I've put a little short of 300,000 km between two F150s and I can't really say either one suffered any...

Them: "MoToRcYcLiNg Is WaY tOo ExPeNsIvE." @GVH : (finding 300s for peanuts every day)

I wouldn't buy any Ford that wasn't an F150 and up to be honest... And I say that as someone who's happily taken his last F150 to 325,000 km, and is currently on his second one... If small, Japanese. If big + money, also japanese. If big - money, F150.

I'm torn on this.... I had, I think, a 2006 or 2008 Highlander Hybrid around 2018-2019, so it would've been ten years old. 220,000+ km by the time I sold it. It was still fine. I really liked it. So much room for activities with the girl before we lived together, and the economy was real nice...

"This is a project started yrs ago never finished. " Sir, after 20 years we start measuring in decades.

Imagine if manufacturers told us we would have to start using an app to figure out where we could fill up our motorcycles? Internet forum keyboard warriors would be outraged. The rest of us with balls would be out with torches and pitch forks calling for blood. And y'all are just doing this...

Yep. 100%. I've had jobs take me from Ohio to east of Ottawa and up to an hour shy of North Bay. Around the GTA, you can always find a gas station, usually open late too, but in the boonies, not only are they few and far between, with not many of them having chargers, but a lot of them close...