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Oil the clutch cable would be the first thing I'd try. Made a world of difference on my bike. Give it 24hours to soak in for full effect

Naw bro, they just sew car air bags right to a windbreaker. Thats how they make em. Don't you kno nuthin

I think you already answered your own question.

Ive seen those youtube videos of people sitting on airbags. No way im strapping one of those to my body.

That was good

Tires dry out, get hard and lose grip over time, even if not ridden. You should replace after 5-6 years regardless of wear.

I've got alot of big dreams but realistically my next bike will probably be an fz8 or 9. Would love a S1000R though...and I wouldnt mind a cbr 600rr, i love the look of them for some reason. And a big cruiser would be nice for now and then. Too many choices. Lately ive been thinking more about...

Can we just say the r3 is a nice bike and the sv650 is a nice bike and all the fz's are nice bikes and you will have lots of fun on any of them and then in a year or two or three you'll have a better idea of what you want and you can make a switch one way or the other. Pick the bike you can...

This happens all the time with various different vehicles in various different places and the argument that always comes up is- why don't they sell the vehicles and use the money for (insert good cause here). Also, part of me thinks this is just a message to Chris Brown.

I'm a student, just doing general labor for a company that builds commercial buildings for the summer. Working on that degree so I can get a job where I sit on my *** all day haha

Who said I'm outdoors? I'm usually in some dark building, breathing in sawdust all day. I like just chilling in an office all day being lazy and doing nothing. Maybe I'll eat some snacks, maybe I'll watch a youtube video, maybe I'll talk to my coworkers about their cats. Then I'll go home at 5pm...

Are you aware that the weight limit on the r3 is 353lbs....?

+1 whatevers on the front unless you want to replace both

At 51 im surprised nobody is letting you test ride. Are you showing up drunk to all these things? I was able to test ride lots of bikes at 21. Keep looking.

I'd be happy if I was only working 8 hours a day sitting at an office. Lots of time and energy left to ride in the evenings. I'm doing construction 11 hours a day, usually 6 days a week on my feet the whole time and doing alot of heavy lifting. I want to ride after work but I'm just dead tired.

If you don't think youre going to do your own maintenance i'd go newer. If you can than it doesnt matter as much but itll still be harder to find parts. And ya, for a first bike you don't want to be dealing with mechanical issues, you just want to focus on riding. I think the first thing you...

That is weird. I was looking at side pics and couldnt figure out what you were talking about. But from that angle it is unsightly

Ive been wondering this same thing. I might try the yamaha dealer in hamilton for parts, i dont know if anyones ever used them before. Either that or I might order some parts from partzilla, either get them shipped to a buddy in new york or risk paying some insane customs fee. Havent decided...

Oh, I got it. "I wonder what else they told me was really big that actually isn't" BOOM. Nailed it. Btw, I felt cramped on my 250r, my knees were really bent, the foot pegs were so close, felt really small. I couldnt do long rides on it. And im 6'0, 160lbs. Felt like the r3 was the same when I...

Definitely agree that the SV isnt the best looking bike, but at least it has normal bike proportions. The skinny little bicycle tires on the r3 are a real put off for me. Although, truth be told, I remember when I had my 250r I had 2 different gfs tell me they thought my bike was really big. So...