Search results

Keep in mind the rider on the zx14 is tiny and the rider on the ducati is huge :lol:

If it's 2010 you're probably asking for more than I'm willing to pay, unless you want a quick sale.

What year is the ninja? Wanna send it my way ;) ?

People like you are the problem with Ontario used bike prices... No matter how "mint" you think it is, does not make it worth more than double it's actual value.

When you leave something worth a few hundred dollars out in the open especially in a large city, you're surprised when it gets stolen? I'm sorry this happened, but you kinda ask for it when you leave stuff strapped to your bike.

I have my G1M2, they only give you the sheet of paper for your M2 until your plastic license arrives. The person at service Ontario must be confused with the M1.

I have a shoei multitec, I like it.

Awesome bike!

I have a Dakine 101 backpack, I use it to carry my laptop to school. Its kept nice and safe along your back in the sleeve, and any bag made by Dakine is very high quality in my experience. http://www.amazon.com/Dakine-8130-030-29-DAKINE-Mens-Pack/dp/B002C5IPCQ

http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/C-46/page-101.html?term=234

Don't just look at the jump in CCs... Your ninja has about 70hp, a 1k SS bike has over 100 horses more than that.

Have you ever heard of involuntary manslaughter...

The 2002 Katana 600 is not on the jevco sport bike list, but I'm not sure if I need to be looking at even older 600's (which are not on the jevco sport bike list) to get a similar quote as an 08 ninja 250 for a 19 y/o with M2 for 1 year.

I want to buy a used bike for next season but I'm not sure whether to get a 2008 Ninja 250r or an older model 600 (which is not on the jevco sport bike list), because I'm not sure I want to spend $3000 on an 08 ninja 250 when I can get something slightly more powerful but older for much less. Im...

Maybe it could be the area you're located in?

At least some people here have their head screwed on the right way...

Insurance fraud, the answer to everything...

I'm not comparing the coverage, I'm saying the fact that I can't choose the minimum amount of coverage I want is bulls#it. So what if I would be taking a gamble, why do you care? I would certainly opt for more coverage as I get older and considered "less of a liability" to insurers, because...

Seems to me you are 100% fine with being your insurance company's b!tch. You are the only one in this thread that actually gets it.

If an insurance company in the US can cover a rider like me (my friend who I mentioned earlier) for under $300 a year with fire and theft, then something is gloriously ****ed up here, where $3000 is the minimum I'm looking at. It's not like Canadian insurance companies have to cover the free...