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I will change all the fluids in the bike (engine oil, coolant, brake fluids). Maybe use some kind of carb cleaners, definitely put in new gas.

Kudo to the cops for this one. If they keep hitting hard on those thieves, we might see a decrease in number of stolen bikes.

+1 always go through insurance, btw GWS fellow rider.

the 09 to 12 zx6r is an awesome bike, very forgiving but not that comfortable IMO.

Maybe grab a set of aftermarket fairing kit? Also, you will have the original fairing as spare parts.

Dun worry too much about it OP, I laid down my bike two times. Both times in garage and they are stupid mistakes. First drop, sitting on the bike, dropped my glove, try to pick it up from the ground and laid down my bike. Remember to use your kick stand!! Second drop, tried to put the bike on...

sad news, GWS riders......

R.I.P. rider, I always admire the Isle of Man TT racers' bravery.

RIP...I, too want to know what happened.

wow...what a jerk... the R1 is probably a stolen bike too.... I hope insurance will pay out full amount on this!

RIP rider

Price varies from mileage and conditions. I recently sold my 250 around $3000 plus delivery & safety. I think that's a pretty good deal. With the Honda 250 and Kawi 300 pouring into the used market, I wouldn't pay more $3600 for any 250. Careful when buying bike during off season (Winter)...

Rider's fault for crossing the intersection without waiting for all cars/buses to slow down/stop first. This happen to quite a lot of new drivers/riders, they expect once the light goes yellow, you're good to continue through the intersection......

I think this is the best way to do it but my gut feeling tell me to ****ing knock him down.

It happens all the time but I usually let it go, not worth it. Car VS bike, car will always win (assuming they can catch up to you). That's why I mount my drift carmera all the time! Now only if I can get another one for my rear just for those tailgaters......

Congrats! Ride Safe!

It is normal to be scare of the speed and wind when just starting out. Just take your time to get comfortable before going on highway. If you don't have a windscreen, it is good idea to get one, it helps a lot. yeah, don't squeeze the clutch to slow down...just go roll off the throttle slowly...

The rider should've done it some place else at another time but the news reporter is making it such a big deal. I guess this is more of an exciting news compares to hundreds of red light runners happening everyday in Toronto.......

GWS rider!

If you bought your 250 already, you are going to lose quite a bit of money switching over to a 600 within a month. I suggest you get more seat time with the 250 for at least one more season. Practice your shifting, turning, road sense, throttle control, slow maneuver, etc. I got a few "oh-sh*t"...