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Wow this got out of hand lol...wasnt asking for opinions on my bike choices... However, I have decided not to lower it. Thanks for the concern..however I will be going easy/respecting throttle and think il be fine...and Im not scared of my 250. also currently working on working off the...

The bike is purchased! I think I might try and run with it as is and see how I like it, Im used to my legs being bent on 25o and being flat footed, On this bike the balls of my feet are down on both sides...I think maybe I might just need to get used to it.

Yea Im only 5'4

Thanks for the help!!! The bike fits me....but I guess Im just afraid and wonder if I would be more comfortable with it down a bit? My feet touch balls on ground....but I am probably used to my legs being bent on my 250 and flat footed.

Just wondering what I would need to purchase in order to lower my CBR? I dont wnt to lower it much just a bit. ANy help is much appreciated. Jenn

As stated looking to purchase front headlights, rider seat, and fairings for 2007 Honda CBR 600.... Please let me know what you have. Thanks Jenn

Just sold mine tonight, and purchased a 2007 Honda CBR 600

Are you sure?

Very good solution, my 2 upper does ride, her bikes just out of commission, and I might need to 2 up as well for a week while awaiting my new beast.

Sorry I meant that I would sometimes chose to be a 2 up on a friends faster bike simply becuase its much faster then my slower 250.....but I may not have that problem soon anyways....

COMPLETELY TRUE...GREAT ADVICE....if one thing seems off WALK AWAY!!!!!!!

Ive heard alot of guys say they hate 2ups...and to be honest I would chose riding my own bike over 2 upping anyday....but with that being said, I do like a 2UP once in a while more likley because my bike is slow..however that might change by the end of the week :)

Even with a concrete lease, it will not necessarily protect you, tenant act still is strongly for the tenants.....you must jump through their hoops and it can still take over 6 months to legally evict a problem tenant, so chosing carefully is important, its much harder to live with tenants then...

If I recall, there is a different rights classification between tenants and boarders. In the case of a boarder (someone living with you), there is far more freedom to throw them out if things aren't working. You may want to check on the exact distinction. THis is true!

Same rules do not apply for room renters....separate units and living within unit are 2 very different things. Insurance often doesnt care if its illegal my insurance was well aware and did not care as long as the risk was covered...it became too much hassle which is why the house is now rented...

My group is headed to Toms Dairy tonight for anyone wanting to meet up! Tom's Dairy Freeze 630 The Queensway Etobicoke, ON M8Y 1K5 map Jenn

I dont know my group is heading to Toms tonight.....how many 2 upping girls with a pink mowhawk do you think there will be LOL

on to the next one. This line is very useful!

hahah we didnt take any...but maybe we will or you can see for yourself, were riding out to an ice cream meet I believe tonight! haha

You need to protect the walls in your house, I pay a small extra premium because of the "risk" of having people in the home, but my lease states renters must cover contents insurance, (NOT YOU)...this covers all of their personal belongings in the event of a fire....but your walls are protected...