Agreed. The dealer markup is between 10 and 15 per cent, that's consistent for almost all brands. Whether the dealer wants to move older stock, last year's bikes that they are stuck with, or strange option combinations can determine the actual sell price. Ordering a bike is the most likely way...
I'll take a stab at this: Basically dependent on riders not bikes.
1) Yes. Two riders, each pays. The bike will have two stickers and the marshalls will check. You'd get the same track time as if you had your own bike (assuming different groups) so each pays full price.
2) He pays once for...
Aim Solo is also a very popular choice, the DL version will log all sorts of operational parameters including rpm, throttle position, gear position, coolant temp and so on from your ECU. Lots of analysis features in their software too.
Even if the buyer does not have insurance and the vehicle is sold "as is" the ownership can still be transferred as "unfit unplated" to the new owner. As the article states, do not let the vehicle out of your sight until the new owner's name is on the ownership. It can be done. These buyers of...
Helmet mounted cameras are not legal. And if the OP moves to a bigger city he could have these types of confrontations two or three times a day. How can a minivan stay "2 feet" from the back of a bike as it turns a corner and accelerates? Something really wrong here.
Have a look at the battery. There should be a sticker showing the date it was installed or put into service. If it's the original battery you should be replacing it regardless if you want trouble free riding.
I guess you can stop paying for parking as it's no longer available. Unless parking is written into your rental agreement I don't see what recourse you might have.
Depends on which service ontario you visit. Definitely the ownership could be changed to a new owner as "fit, unplated" and then just add insurance to get the plate at the appropriate time. BUT if the new owner is not present to sign off, it may not get completed. You could try using the form...
Because the organizer says so. Two days a year out of the 100+ day schedule are set up for women to attend a track day and ride free of the male animal. Of course they can attend other days too, but for women that have never ever done a track day this is an excellent opportunity. Great fun for...
The budget method would be to keep your bike and put race plastics on it. Do some track days. If you feel like an upgrade is necessary, then you can decide if you want to convert it back to street and sell, or dive in. but yeah, with 40,000 km it probably will never be a race bike. Track day...
Where's the typical Rotella love? Any oil of the right viscosity that meets the API rating (SJ, SL or whatever the manual says) and is MA2 will work. It's more important to change it regularly than to get the "best". My opinion, and no I don't use Rotella or Amsoil but they are probably OK.
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