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My details: - 22 - Male - 1 speeding ticket in a car - King City - 2006 GSXR600 w/ an exhaust mod Average quote I've been getting is about $3,985. What companies should I contact that can give me a good deal considering SS are harder to get a deal on.

+1, I am almost ashamed. and welcome. :lurk:

I'm from King City, I'm the most northern out of all my friends. :P I can afford the quotes I got already, just wondering if there are ways to make it cheaper. Also, I hate how most companies don't care if you have safety course certificate, I find it to be false advertising on RTI's part...

So I cant have him as the owner and me as the primary rider without him having an M1?

lol The government is pathetic

Ya i'll do that. If I do transfer it to my dads name, is there some kinda fee? Knowing the government, even if there was no sale, they want to make some money off this transfer.

Can own a bike but not use it on the road so no need for insurance. Can be a "track" bike for my dad, while i ride it on the street. If you're having trouble believing that, think about dirt bikes. Don't need to insure it and don't need a license if you're not riding it on public streets.

What if I put the bike under my dads name? He doesn't have a motorcycle license so would insurance still be the same as if I were the owner? I'll still be primary rider obviously but I hear rumours that if the ownership is under my dads name, insurance will be cheaper. This true?

Can someone please make a video with an 06/07 GSXR 600. I wanna see how you guys do it without removing the fairings. Also i used my hands to put the filter on, people are saying I shouldn't make it too tight. I put it in tight enough that to take it off you gotta use all ur grip to take it off...

I'm In the same situation. Got a trial date next tuesday, already got an adjournment with just a photocopy of both sides of the ticket, nothing else. Details: Traveling 72 km/h in a 50 km/h zone. W/B on Lawrence West east of Black Creek. HTA Sec. 128 Disclosure: (Only back of the ticket)...

You only need to remove the fairings to replace the oil filter, I donno how you can fit your hand through the gaps and get enough leverage to tighten the filter.

Thanks, I got all those disconnected except for one of those push in clips on the inside of the wheel well area (the bigger one at the front of the bike). everything came off except for that, didnt wanna force it because I thought I might break it.

Mind doing my next oil change and showing me how you do it bike god? (Bike god in reference to Cool Runnings when Sanka calls Irv (coach) "Sled God" I'm saying it the same way... I think I'm being funny :cool:) Also I put 2.5L of Motul 7100 4T Full Synthetic with a Kimpex oil Filter and the oil...

I managed to get the oil change done but couldn't take the clip off under the headlight so I let the fairing hang I worked around it. Very awkward, you think for something that needs to be done often they couldn't make it easier to access. Just replacing the filter was hard cuz it was behind the...

I'm having trouble taking of the side fairing of my bike to do my first ever oil change. I got all bits off except the bottom bit near front tire that connects the 2 fairings and the top part that's connected the to black plastic cover underneath. Can someone with a GSXR reply please.

http://youtu.be/TW3Jhqhtwj8 I think that every motorcycle from now on should have train horns as stock... too bad they require compressed air tanks. Definitely would make drivers more aware of motorcycles, I think! :happy8:

What do I need to do to my bike still? What I have done already (going to do in next 2 days): - Change engine oil and oil filter - Pulled battery and put in the basement in utility room - Store bike in heated garage Whats left? (Bike has a 80-85% full gas tank)

And I just learned something new! I most likely won't be doing this as I am a new rider and I wanna get a feel for my bike before I do anything to it. But learning about this "gearing" mod, will prove to be useful in the future! Thanks

Yes I do plan on doing my oil changes, I just wanted to watch someone do it for me first so that way I don't mess anything up when I do it. And what do you mean by gearing? Like the transmission? Most likely yes. I don't plan to race or anything.

I just bought my bike a few weeks ago and the previous owner said no work needs to be done on the bike other than replacing the chain, but I was told that it would be good for another season. Even the tow truck driver gave me his opinion and said he's seen worse. I just want him to do an oil...