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Hey have some respect for your elders...some of those still driving fought for our side in the war...the Boer war that is.

Because of the high prices gas theft is now becoming commonplace... When it costs $50 to fill a car and $100 to fill up a truck people just steal it. Talk to a gas station attendant sometime, you'll find out it happens like several times a day at almost every station.

Awesome! I had one in 1988 when I lived at Harborfront. Many a time that car saw 200+km/h on the 401 between Toronto and Guelph. Steady as a rock up to 180+. Check to see if the cool toolkit is still there...it's hidden in the area near the hatch lock. You turn the two round knobs and it...

Do the 3000 mile service...per the owners manual. You can download most manuals for our bikes online. Also, our bikes tend to most commonly have dirty carb issues. Check to make sure it is getting fuel, if it's getting fuel check for spark.

There are a thousand ways someone driving by can help... Call the guys girl, parents, significant other to tell them whats happened and keep them up to speed. Stop and direct traffic to go around or slow down. Guide in the paramedics if the location is difficult to spot. Be a go-between...

RIP Bike, glad to hear you are doing better though man! Don't sweat the gawkers cruising past you lying there....my sister is a paramedic and she says it happens all the time, every time. I literally saw a guy die while my buddy was working on him (he knew cpr, I didn't...I was calling the...

I would say not too good...Princess Auto is cheap chinese crap for the most part. If you want something cheap and likely +/-10% at best accuracy go there by all means. In my day job I use Tohnichi torque wrenches in all sizes, they are available from a tool distributor in Barrie...

^^^+1 regarding K&N. Total rubbish that Parts Source and others love to sell for a high profit while promising increased performance to people who don't know any better. OEM is a much better way to go, and costs generally a lot less, if you are driving continually in a really dirty environment...

Hate to mix you up even more, but...one side of the horn should have +12v and the thumb switch connects the other side to ground in order to activate the horn. (Most automotive and bike electrics are like this.)

^^^Assuming you are talking about on the track...you should look into a steering dampener and also check your head bearings. If you are talking about on the highway....check for a "loose nut" at the controls.

I'm almost done rebuilding a 73 cb750k into a cafe resto-mod. What I've found is that any bike worth restoring has a certain following of people...those people have likely already gotten together in some forum somewhere and have discussed every nuance of the bike to death and can help newbies...