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You say the dealer did not put water in the battery before they gave it to you. I am going to assume the battery is completely dry then. The battery when it arrives in the crate will be half full, it will either be empty, or full. If there is no water in the battery from day one you would not...

You do not own the plates. They are on loan to you from the ministry. You are supposed to follow the agreement you signed with them when you got the plates. Believe it or not, you did sign an agreement.

Think about it. The MOT was told that vehicle was isured with xyz insurance company. They issued plates based on that info. You agreed to keep insurance on the vehicle when you got the plates. Now it is not insured. The plates are not allowed to be on an uninsured vehicle, right? Does that...

Is being "addicted" any really different to being "dependent"? Use anything for any length of time and you will become dependent on it.

The ticket is for not showing the slip when he was stopped, not for not having insurance. You can show the slip the next day, but you are still guilty of not showing it when you were stopped. Just because he shows the judge the slip will not automatically get the ticket tossed.

Esso's 89 octane does not have ethanol.

The guy was going through his car looking for something, what if he had found a gun, turned around and used it? If the cop had not drawn his weapon first, the results could have been very different.

I would suggest a Piaggio Fly 150. A 4 stroke may be a bit better for someone that has no intention or interest in hands on maintenance. A two stroke adds the added "feature" of oil injection that if it fails will destroy the engine before you even knew it failed.

What are you asking for it?

Didn't the second floor of the WTC technically support the entire weight of all the floors above it for years without failing? The total weight did not increase magically, it was always there. But, what was not there, was the cascading increasing weight being dropped 20 feet at a time on the...

Lived in Durham for about 30 years now I think, and as I said, zero issues. My guess would be you recently had a run in that did not go well for you.

No issues at all. That actually applies to all police forces. Then again, I am old.

State Farm maybe?

Re: York Region Police and OPP announce CRACKDOWN ON SPORTBIKES Someone has some serious personal issues. I guess I am just foolish, been around for 52 years, and I don't cringe when I see a cop, don't break out in a cold sweat just because a cop car happens to be going the same direction I...

Get your stuff back before you mention the name. Once you have your stuff back, there is nothing he can do to screw you over more.

I think you missed the part where it says the vehicle you are passing is turning left. Subsection a and b or c have to be met, not just b. Does not explicitly say a or b or c does it?

Actually, he was wrong, you are not legally allowed to share a lane, so your example is actually not legal. Using your logic, speeding must be legal because if I am going 1 km/h over the limit they will not ticket me, so it must be legal, and since going 1 km/h over the limit meets the...

My comment was to simple point out that you stated "more oil than the bike can physically hold" and that is incorrect. It can physically hold that much oil, and since it did not run out of the engine, it must have physically held more oil. As for the incorrect oil filter, it is not uncommon to...

I used to use my HTC Touch, connected to Scala Rider, enter the address I wanted to go to, let it guide me through the headset in helmet. Could even take a call at the same time. Phone was in pocket, no need to look at it.

Really? How can a static high oil level "blow a seal"? It may get whipped to a froth by the crank, may end up coming out the vent, may end up getting pushed into the air filter housing, but "blow a seal"? Not going to happen. The reason I even replied in the first place was to try to correct...