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He's right. When I went to get ownership for a bike I was given the SO person said I could put $1 but that might people to dig in to it and saying $100 (for a cost of $13) ensures no eyebrows are raised.

My buddy had this on his bike and he sent contact info. I called them and got a quote after submitting some basic data on me and the bikes. They need pics and ownership to get the policy and an apprasial if you want comp. Have at boys Toni McEathron, LLQP | Associate Financial Advisor...

Just got quotes from Co-operators for my 76 CB750 F and my 68 CD125. $121 and $114 respectively. Max 3000kms per year and no commuting. Since these bikes are for plunking around, not pounding big miles and as I'm retired there is no commute.

If I had to peg anyone on this with being ok buying used it would be you. Go for it! What's the worse that could happen - fodder for a "why you shouldn't buy used jacks video"

A good financial advisor will work with you to determine what your level of risk is and work your portfollio accordingly

Thanks. I was dubious of the McGuires as the labels says something about weeks. Is the adhesion promoter available at the likes of CanTire?

Bumper facia has faded to grey. Before I drop $20 on McQuires Ultimate Black, has anyone used this stuff or have another product known to work?

Shane are you familiar with this web site? We planned our route (camper van) around it. https://www.hiddennewfoundland.ca/

No phone no photos.....for me. Buddies have emailed me a few today, they took, but most show faces and I like to respect their privacy. I agree PEI seems pretty good. Was expecting much less and then I was pleasantly surprised.

Got this email. Pretty much sums up the trip. (we had a running gag about all of carneys madness that would be addressed in a letter to him) Hey Guys, Looks like we hit the mark with this trip, thanks for everyone's efforts to make it run smoothly. Red dirt, lighthouses, coastal roads...

During discussions at which I was not present the KLusteR decided we should explore the red dirt of PEI. Got back yesterday. In order to avoid the boring slab thru Ontario and Quebec we trailered out. This allowed us to set up different "home bases" for a couple days in various spots. One...

Working for Habitat for Humanity as the Salvage Coordinator I removed over 400 kitchens. I've seen cabinets hung every which way - you would truly be amazed. A number of times we would remove every visible screw and still the cabinet wouldn't budge. After ripping it down we would find another...

I was approached when I was out camping alone as well. This very rarely happens in a group.

1944's 30 Seconds over Tokyo https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0037366/

Sitting at a picnic table with a beer and my book, forking tinned tuna on a cracker thinking "it doesn't get better than this"

By that I meant that I rarely travel overnight alone. I'll often go alone for an afternoon to Travel Gravel....

Sorry. No phone or camera. Just paper maps.....

Took off Tuesday last week and headed north for a couple days, though not really sure where I would camp. Ran into @ToSlow at a gas station on my way up towards Stayner. Stopped for a swim at some random boat launch on the way. My knee decided Killbear provincial park was as far north as I...

I have a KLX250. I would NOT ride it to NL.

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