Search results

I was 26, just got my M2. G License for over 5 years and clean driving record. Paid about $960/year for a 2009 Ninja 250. I think I had everything but the collision, so just fire and theft added. 1 year later I'm paying $2000/year for an Fz6r.

How are motorcycles even towed? Would they use a flatbed or a trailer to tow the bike away? What if you parked somewhere that's not easy to get to? It's not like they'd just lift your bike up and move it right? I'm really curious about this. I've seen bikes parked at malls on elevated (from...

Bought the Yamaha YZF R6 / YZF R6S Black OEM Style Racing Mirrors (2003-2009) for my 2011 FZ6R, not bad for the price. They work pretty well and I'd buy from them again

You assume I can't do these things. I think one thing most people fail to recognize is that its not how long you've ridden, but HOW you ride. Within those 4 months, I had taken an MSF course (huge emphasis on low speed maneuvers, extremely helpful), I rode every day, I watched videos, I...

Rode a 2009 Ninja 250R for about 4 months, around 4000km. I feel I'm about ready to move up to either a 600 super sport, or perhaps a more practical CBR500 for the next season. The only reason I can't decide is because I have to choose between 'holy-@#!@- that's fast' and 'wow this isn't too...

Dope video! Great track! Thanks : )

For me, age 25, full G licence, only M1 for like 2 weeks since I got the insurance, no MSF, no accidents, my insurance is about $800 a year with StateFarm They only care that I'm 25, with no accidents, have a G licence (I think they mentioned you have to have held it for 5 years or something...

Yeah the law states that whenever you buy a used vehicle, in order to register it and attach a licence plate you need, 1. Insurance 2. Safety Certification (vehicle determined as FIT) 3. Ownership Transfer You need the Safety Certification when transferring to another owner. Even though the...

So I was under the impression that this was fact.. but when I recently (a week ago) went into ServiceOntario, the lady told me I HAD to have my bike already FIT to get a temporary licence sticker... on the website...

Aside from straight up cash.. what are some alternative ways to pay?

haha damn alright thanks guys. The whole story did sound pretty far fetched. I definitely would not have agreed to pay the delivery guy money to bring it here, especially since the guy said it would be no charge. Gonna look elsewhere

But I think he's saying hes gonna bring the bike to my house and let me check it out and the documents before I pay him?

So the bike in question is a 2008 black Kawasaki Ninja 250 with about 5000km. Some friends told me I should also get the seller to include a signed letter confirming the sale of the bike from the buyer to me.. Summary of the buyers reply - he is out of the country and left the bike to his...