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My last two bikes I put the cig lighter at the front of the bike so I could easily remove the gps power cord (saved buying a second one to use occasionally on the bike). My last bike I was able to zip tie it to the ignition with good clearance. The cig lighter came with a rubber top and the...

Somebody is a kawi fan, even having kawi-green tools :P

Pro6 on Kipling rebuilt a friend's 2003 CBR600 rear shock (or had it sent out to get done, I don't know).

I have always heard that 5 years is the threshold for tires. On a sports bike they rarely last that long so is never an issue. On a cruiser, so long as they are not cracking, it usually isn't going to matter. Most cruisers are not testing the peak performance of their tire's grip so it's all...

Top that baby up, for sure. But make sure the fluid reservoir is level with the ground, not the handle bars. It will usually mean that you will need for the handle bars to be rotated to the left a bit.

Whether or not the sag/compression/rebound is set up for your weight, check the setting of each fork and have them the same for each fork

I used to do the screw driver, but that can get messy. Take channel locks pliers, clamp that hard onto the filter so you bite into it. Take an adjustible wrench, clamp that onto the channel locks to twist it. Tada.

Are you lowering it for street? Go for it :)

Just doooooooo it!

In Mississauga you have Rider's choice, Cycle World West (on wolfdale), by 400 & steeles you have Kahuna Powersports, out west of Oakville you have Burlington Cycle. There is a Honda Powerhouse in Milton, and I believe there is one by trafalger & QEW. They have 500ml bottles for about $10...

The ad was gone, I searched for it on kijij and it was re-posted. http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-motorcycles-motorcycle-parts-accessories-Mobile-Motorcycle-Tire-Changing-Services-W0QQAdIdZ487412548