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Bolts plus, any issue let me know he's family , I know he is service oriented.

No unfortunately it's green plated, If it was blue plated it wouldn't be for sale ever.

Royal tent sale starting April 21st. You can get close out or non current gear cheaper than most kijiji prices and new. if you don't care to match your bike on color it can be real cheap,, I bought all new matching ktm gear for my bike and haven't wore it once in 2 years. I like the contrast...

a wr250f is comparable to a crf250x both are way more of an offroad bike than a Drz400. Do some research and Have fun either way. I may have a 2010 ktmxc 250 available soon as I bought a new bike, However it may be a little to much bike for you starting out.

i agree with this advise above the xc 200 is a lightweight reliable cheap to maintain and insure bike with a good resale value. A modern 450 is a beast for trail riding, one wrong twist can get you hurt bad real fast

Maybe you should define slow pokes, I'm brampton area , ride a busa or a Ducati what I consider fast others may call slow, I still need a licence Monday to drive to work to pay for the toys, however once the weather is decent I'm up for a ride, somewhat spirited in the right moment and place.

Thanks for the tip I'll check them out in the market for a new ktm xc250 in the spring.

I'm not a fan of scotch but I could use a suggested pick as a gift for a friend who likes scotch for the holidays. Your help us appreciated. $100 budget. Maybe a little more not much.

Make sure you use a torque wrench always on your drain plug bolt or you end up with the above post, you can put more torque on a 3/8 ratchet than most would think.

I'll come get it tomorrow if needed

i have a 85 tank in my dads garage want it if it's good I'll trade for beer

i could be wrong however I believe your insurance will go up on all your insurance not just your bike policy. if they find out and you are deemed at fault, When I make a change to my other policies I always get asked those questions with TD so I would be careful if plan on making any change to...

I don't know Anyone who has had a bike serviced. However I know a few guys that have had good service on there sleds with great attention to detail and no issues with work completed.

i just got back from PA it's fine for a weekend, is it as good as the Carolinas No, however if I used your logic my busa wouldn't leave the garage or trailer ever in ontario. I make the best of the time I have availablle, it's hard to compare Carolina south as they don't get the frost damage all...

Stopped by today on my way shopping with the wife when it was starting, I have never heard so many 600ss bikes bounce of the rev limiters in my life pulling in. Some nice bikes for sure.

I have paid roadside in Tennessee and Georgia, what I can't say is if the funds paid went to the county coffers or in the officers pant pocket, i received a ticket so I don't know how they audit if at all internally. I didnt care as I received a good break both times, once in a 5 litre years...

This may become a Ducati year yet for me, I was in at apex looking for a new ktm xc250 and out of the corner of my eye I spotted a new Diavel, wow do you sit into that bike, they offered me a test ride . I passed as it would have become a very expensive day, I was suprised they offered me a test...

i think he meant to say brampton cycle.

I tried the vented Oakley sunglasses while boating not riding and didn't like them, went back to regular lenses, like someone else noted dried out eyes and the air hitting eyes became annoying,

I don't believe a rz350 two stroke is in the same league as a new 600ss, back in the day my rz would handle a mid 80's 600, first gen ninja, hurricane, fz but no way a new one, Mine had toomy pipes full port polish, lectorn carbs, reeds, lightened welded crank, they are still fun to ride...