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Mine was apparently thrown in the garbage, so need to find a replacement

Made me lol Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

Sounds about right, I pay 114 a month for my 05 r6 with sf. 29 and clean driving record Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

Some places have them , some don't. I took my course at Niagara college, and although they had cbr125's there we couldn't use them. There were a few dual sports, but mostly 150 Honda titans. I all but begged to use a CBR but they weren't budging, still to this day not sure why, the m1 exit is...

Grats on the m1! The course is a lot of fun, and you'll get to meet new people along the way. If you've ever driven a stick shift before you should pick up using the clutch pretty quick. Just remember to have fun while your there, everyone makes mistakes, so don't stress if you make a couple :)...

Clare's in Fenwick. Closest Yamaha dealer to me Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

Figured out what we needed to, the engine is back together and send to run strong. The problem now is that the clutch is no longer engaging at all. We put everything back together the same way it was taken apart. When I took it out for the test ride everything was fine in first gear, no slipping...

I'm pretty sure my broker seen my PC, she wanted to see where the alarm was installed, which is right beside the PC

That depends on the person really. I think the 2nd gens look better overall than the 3rd gens do Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

subscribing to the thread, so I can play when my bike is back on the road!

I'm also in the Niagara area. Im 6'3, 235 and I find my 05 r6 quite comfortable. If I can get her back together on Sunday if you want we can meet up on Sunday and you can see how she feels to sit on. If you like it I'd look at an 05 over the r6s, little bit more power, slightly bigger brakes...

It was an expected finish, the Honda power out of the straights and the slow speed corners is crazy. This track is a prefect one to watch how the different bikes have to take different lines to stay competitive Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

ok, so end of the night report....got the oil pan dropped, found the ball bearing. clutch is put back together. still need a new oil pan gasket, we needed to take the water pump cover off and the o-ring for that got stretched. broke a header stud getting the exhaust off, so have to order one of...

Sorry I should have been more specific, its a 2005 R6, and I am the 3rd owner. So I ended up getting everything I needed to change the plates out, but I now have a bigger issue. While removing the friction and pressure plates out of the clutch basket, the STM clutch moved forward, and one of the...

So my clutch stared slipping pretty bad today out of the blue. I know it has a stm slipper clutch in it, and i still have the stock clutch. The guy i bought it off of also gave me an empty dp clutch kit case, so im thinking he put those plates in the stm clutch basket. I've tried looking online...

I just stated watching Archer, finished the first two seasons... My god I was missing out, such a funny show Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

I didn't think it was possible, but I like you even more now :D

I use Rotella T6, because it's not designed for motorcycles (it does have the JASO-MA rated so it's safe to use with wet clutches and motorcycles in general) it's not as expensive as motul or amsoil, and works extremely well. Also nice that is is available at walmart, which runs much more...

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