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Higher km's per year equates to higher risk, Higher value bike affects the premium for fire/theft/collision--Premium for a $5000 bike will be a lot less than for a $20,000 bike.

Not to mention a new bike has a break in procedure and running it at constant highway speeds is not in the engines best interest during the break in period. I know there will be many people scoffing at break in rules. I have had 9 New bikes and followed the break in as close as I could and...

John Sharrard (Accelerated Technologies) Can't go wrong with John!

Was asking $6499 and got $6200 without safety cert. was willing to take $6000 so I am happy with the deal.

I just sold one of mine after 3 days on Kijiji this weekend. I think spring fever will be starting soon.

https://www.kijiji.ca/v-street-cruisers-choppers/st-catharines/2008-triumph-bonneville-t100/1335781173?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true

Hack did you get a balancer too?

Blue Streak Racing in London sells them if you don't want to deal with the border and shipping you can pick it up yourself https://bluestreakracing.ca/tires-and-accessories/tire-installation/classic-no-mar-tire-changer.html

Maybe try Burlington Cycle they are a HONDA dealer!

I have the no mar classic and done about 30 tires with it, as said once you get the hang of it it works really well. Excellent quality unit.

No more than $1 a CC so $1200 or less Not to mention it will need tires since the ones on it are 20+ years old. So take another $350 off for that. Tell your son I have a nice cafe style 2008 Bonneville T100 with 16,000km for sale for $6,000 and ready to ride!

Selling 2008 Triumph Bonneville T100 I have had this bike since New it has approx 16,000km Red and Black Upgraded rear shocks Some modifications, solo seat and M bars with bar end mirrors. I have original seat, bars and mirrors to return to stock included in sale. Asking $6499.00 OBO Bike is...

Supersport or Cruiser there is only one thing that controls the bike and that is the rider. If you are an idiot the bike is dangerous. It is not the bike. I hate to use the analogy but kinda like guns. Guns don't kill people, people kill people.

And if you were the only one involved regardless of the circumstances insurance will deem it your fault.

Let's keep this simple. 1. If you have a stand and the tools to remove the front tire you can simply take it off and take it to any bike shop to have a new tire mounted. 2. If you don't then taking the bike to any shop they can dismount the wheel replace the tire and remount it. Expect it to...

Over $1500 more than my current policy with TD for my 3 bikes.

Sounds pretty sketchy to me I wouldn't ride it with a chain put together like that. I know 2 people who have died from a chain coming apart.

Well went through today and they have tar and chipped it again the bastards.