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Wow, those have come down in price. 15 years ago you couldn't get a used manual one for $200. The cordless ones are a god send though if you do it reasonably often.

There are two types of PEX, the type that uses a copper/ss ring (PEX B), and the expandable type that uses a plastic ring (PEX A). There have been quite a few lawsuits where entire subdivisions had mass failures with the copper/ss rings. There have been none that I know of using the expandable...

Did a Ferrari F355 cost that much in the 90's? Wasn't a pickup truck around $35k back then too? And a house was $174k. Damn.

Yeah, I'm more of a ride hard, put away wet kinda person. In all seriousness, if the gas tank isn't completely full, rust develops. Forget to drain the bowl after going out for the last time, for a second time, goop can take over. F gas ones. No carbs to clean No carbs to adjust No plugs to...

I have a Ryobi mower/trimmer/Blower that are on the 40V platform. Bought it when they first came out on promotion. Got the trimmer and blower for free. Without question I would do it again. I have no clue what just the trimmer costs, but it's probably worth it. Not having to winterize crap...

Everything is made out of plastic now-a-days, ground is no longer needed.

That's just lazy, where's the ground wire?

I stand corrected. My mistake.

Not to sound like an ***, but it's a 390cc thumper, do you not have a friend with a wrench? Or a small engine repair place close by?

Not really fair to punish a bike because it's better than it's direct rivals as far as displacement is concerned. An R7 for example may weight about the same, but has nearly double the displacement and nearly double the torque. Fighting with an R7 through all the turns only to have it walk...

Good luck to all the other bikes in the lightweight class.

That's the one.

Lady at Service Ontario checked and the current owner is the same as the one listed in the UVIP. Hasn't gone to insurance.

I have the Ridgid version of the Milwaukee inflator. Highly recommended. It takes less time to grab it and inflate the tires that to uncoil the hose, then reel it back in. Not to mention it's portable which is essential for track/race and just about anything else.

Valid points. I'm just going to fill out the affidavit with all info U have and see what happens. If I can't get the ownership then I'll sell it discounted as a track/race frame.

It's possible, but I'm not sure they'd want a frame with some engine parts back.🤔

This is part of my due diligence. I can't find the person with google/Facebook and I thought someone here would know them. I got a copy of a generic affidavit from service Ontario to fill out, but would have rather gotten in contact with the PO. Thanks anyway guys.

So here's the story: My son races an R3, and I needed rims for wets for the bike. Apparently they are made of enriched uranium because they're impossible to find and expensive when you do find them. I came across a bike that had been crashed but had good wheels. It was cheaper to buy the...

Yes. That came with the bike.

Looking for a previous owner of a bike I bought last year to transfer ownership. I have the bike, uvip, keys and ran the vin to make sure it wasn't acquired from a condo underground parking lot. But I want to get the ownership and it would make my life, much easier if I could find the current...