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that looks great man, what is the size of it in relation to like a quarter. I would like to add that to my bike.

I have a brand new never mounted Bridgestone BT-016 tire forsale 190 50 ZR17. $190 firm Located in Hamilton. thanks

Its easy to do..even you can do it, all you need is 2 wires (different lengths), switch, connectors, electrical tape, etc. I will assume the siren is going somewhere up front near the bumper, find a mounting spot. then easiest way to get power is to get it right off the battery, or directly...

i have bought a car with a lien before, i called the lien company and talked to them and they moved the lien to another car this guy owned, so it wasnt a big deal. But if the bike has a lien i would contact the seller and try and work something out. Going over with a bat wont solve anything...

Just go to the ministry tomorrow and buy the UVIP, and see what turns up. Yes it is the sellers responsibilty but majority dont buy it. If there is a lien on it, then i would contact the original seller and try and work something out. Not screwed yet.. GL

When you bring your bike in to take the test do you guys back into the spot or drive in? If so does the tester make you park it the opposite way when you are done? Much like the G2 test or G test? So if you are on your bike and the test has started and its running and you are walking it...

Ummm my $150 HJC helmet is snell certified and will protect my head the same as an $800 helmet. And my hjc fit and finish is great. People are paying for the brand name Arai, Sumony..etc. Or maybe at high speed there is a 5 decibal wind noise difference inside your expensive helmet, but to me...

Re: Day 15/16: An (un)eventful slab home Awesome trip and write up man! I have a question for ya, when you camped out did you just camp out on the side of the road? Were you nervous of any other drivers coming up to your tent?

if you have already ridden around on your 125, you will pass easily. Half the class had never sat on a motorcycle before their course at cma. One lady even crashed twice on saturday, but come sunday everyone passed the testing part and everyone passed with ease. Its a fun weekend course, not...

I live in stoney creek and took the CMA course 2 summers ago, I learned a lot and had a great time there. The instructors were helpful, and the other people in the class were fun too. I would recommend that class to anyone. But those tiny seats on the test bikes really kill your *** after the 2...

Thanks man! I really love her, quicker and much lighter than my 7. Feels much more nimble.

Just bought my new bike a few weeks ago..went from my 1998 zx7r and bought this 2002 zx9r

It wasnt that busy maybe 25 other cars there, i was the only bike. Los of civics and neons, few challengers and stangs. I just chose to do the 4 passes, and stayed for about 45 mins. I could have done more but wanted to get to hamilton. The tech just asked for my slip from the gate looked at...

Well i was bored last night so i decided to take a ride to cayuga to TMP to see what i could get my bike to do. I have never dragged my bike before, and have not practised taking off fast. And my runs proved it: I made 4 passes, first one sucked but it was my first ever time doing it on my...

My 1998 ZX7r :)

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Re: Post Pics of your Bike. this is mine

ahh, so its essentially same as riding the clutch in a car...if you are doing clutch ups on a bike you want to clutch in, rev up and then dump the clutch..obviously not slowly engage clutch.

whats the wrong and right way? just to clarify..