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Just got back from the dealer after picking up some parts so I can do an oil change this weekend! oil filter................$14.29 drain plug washer..$1.56 large o-ring..........$5.98 small o-ring..........$2.36 enviro fee............$0.50 taxes..................$3.21 The feeling that I got...

Don't do it! You'll lose all the top end punch!

I agree! Leave it like it is! The added hp that stickers will bring will not be worth it because the clean look of the bike will be lost.

^ sarcasm fail

Awesome info, thanks Platinum!

So I've read section 2 of the Ontario Automobile Policy but am still a little unclear about it. I'm possibly picking up a used motorcycle on Saturday. Does this mean that I could ride this newly acquired motorcycle without notifying my insurance company first? The MTO wouldn't give me a...

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First off, I think this is great what you are doing Sonny. Helping out complete strangers is certainly not something everyone does. I would love to shake your hand one day and thank you! This is my story. It’s about my brother-in-law, Phil. I’m telling this story to show that he is experiencing...

So if you almost missed him by an inch, does that mean you did hit him, missed him by a foot? Just kidding, glad there was no collision.

now i've seen it all!

The cbr is geared shorter than the ninja, and has less top end power as well. Like others have said, if you want to pass at highway speeds, lay your chest on your tank to minimize wind drag and plan your passes so they are done safely.

he said there were no signs.

Would someone be able to negotiate the price of the sale, sign the papers, and then whip out the credit card to pay for it all? Or would there be a clause on the sale contract stating cash only?

Is it possible? I'd be interested in the cash-back (air-miles for some). I would pay it off immediately so high interest rates are not a concern. What about a car purchases? Do dealers put a limit to the amount that can be put on a cc? i.e. a down payment up to $3,000 for example? Is it the...

I was going to let it go, but yeah, I agree with daveyflakes. Inside is where oncoming traffic meets while outside is the shoulder.

Is that a typo? He passed on the outside.

For arguments sake, I would debate that "the movement can be made in safety" refers to the overtaking of the turning vehicle, which was done safely (no collision there), but that the incident occured after with the oncoming truck who failed to yield to straight-through traffic.

I agree, the rider is not legally at fault. Because of the differences between Africa and Canada, this situation translates to a rider passing a left turning vehicle on the right, which is completely legal as long as there is enough room for both vehicles to fit on the paved roadway. It might...

Horrible position, and it's probably those types of riders that then brag about not having chicken strips!