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That's what I did, I purposely listed my bike at a value below the current going Kijiji rate. I wanted to have a quick sale and it was still almost what I paid for the bike 1-2 years ago. Didn't get haggled, so I think both me and the buyer were happy with the price.

Weird, I was looking at one ad that said NO LOWBALL OFFERS. When I contacted the seller to arrange a viewing he said it had been sold. I asked him how much he got for it and he said $4000 (asking $4900).

What do you guys consider a low ball offer? 50% of asking? 75% of asking? Many ads state price is negotiable but lowball offers are ignored :confused:

Learned something there...thanks for the vid

Meloche and Monnex Ex500 - $470 per year Supersport 600cc - estimated at $1250 per year $750 in two years

I swear to go there is like no sport bikes in Brantford....well, less than a dozen anyways. Where are you guys from? I didn't include all options, just places around me ;)

Meloche and monnex insures P.Engs...That's who I am with, but I get the accountant discount instead

Apparently you're not in good hands....

Pretty similar to mine 1-1.5 cups water 1 cup frozen mixed berries Whey protein 2 cups spinach 2 teaspoons chia seeds

You sure about that? Chickens in this country are loaded with just as many dangerous chemicals, anti-biotics and in some cases, growth hormones. My dad was actually a chicken farmer 20-30 years ago....I dont remember much because I was very young at the time, but I know he left the industry...

x2....a key for me when it comes to supplements is their affordability. I stock up when it goes to $30/5 lbs

Niether of my past two bikes (ninja 250 and ninja 500) had slipper clutches, and I never once had a problem with rear-wheel lockup. I usually give a little throttle, but barely even used my bikes (most of my riding on those bikes was gentle commutes)

I just counted...Chris' name appears 5 times in one paragraph...that's definitely in man-crush territory. But I don't have man crushes, possible exception: Chuck Norris

LOL...winning

You must really like Chris....lol I will probably be attending some type of school next year...I'll keep this turn 2 class in mind.

I buy it in Michigan....when its on sale, I get it for $15 or $16 a gallon.

I dont think I can afford the street triple R....based on my budget and the used options out there, I'm looking at the following: Kawa Ninja ZX6R Honda CBR F4i Older Honda CBR RR Suzuki GSXR (kinda leaning away from this one) All in the 600cc class Any extra opinions on these bikes is great.

Flick knives are openly simply by flicking the wrist. If you loosen off the screw enough on any folding knive, you can turn it into a lick knife and render it a prohibited device. Butterly knives are definitely illegal, they can be opened simply by gravity...I'm not aware of any exemption for...

Yeah....I guess my only bet is new, still not that bad at US prices, especially if our dollar keeps improving

Nothing illegal about it.... Knives can also be concealed as well, which is extremely common when it comes to pocket knives. Flick knives, butterfly knives and some others are prohibited by code....and no knife can be concealed if its intended to be used as weapon....at least not legally.