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The UVIP is just information for the Buyer on the vehicle. The lien on the vehicle is between you and the owner to work out as it's the lender who want payment of either the loan in full or you to take over the payment schedule. Going with the Buyer to the bank is a good plan. You want to get a...

Get a 2nd generation Ninja 500R. Excellent starter sport type bike, reasonably quick, handles well. Easy to repair, huge internet forum support group and good, low mileage examples are around $2500. It will quickly outlive the 250/300 sized bike in terms of riding satisfaction. I'll probably...

I got a Kawasaki key blank from eBay and had it cut at a Home Hardware store in Georgetown. Old school key cutting rig did the job fine.

If HJC fits well the RPHA 11 or maybe an old stock RPHA 10 would be a good bet. As above solid colours without graphics are cheaper. Bought a white RPHA 10 from Fort Nine for decent price and custom painted last winter.

I've got a couple of sets and they perform well. Takes a bit of work to get the fit customized, but that's what the directions tell ya.

2nd the MC garage video channel noted above. The host Ari does a great job of breaking the repair or tasks down to easily understood bits and keeps the verbage really simple. Honestly, if you're still having trouble after looking these videos over, tap out and have someone do the work for you...

I think these are used in VWs & Audi's, so a dealership might be the place with the least drama in finding them.Carquest or Napa may have them. They are somewhat odd and are likely priced as such.

I've had a Fujimoto drain valve on my Subaru Forester for a couple of years and had no problems. Makes oil changes simple and no stripping your drain plug. Also have an Pella oil extractor for my Audi as getting to the drain plug requires removal of the undergrad and that's a huge pain the...

Depending where you live most rural fuel suppliers who sell fuel to farms have kerosene available. However, you'd a jerry can to carry it back home.

I got 2 Kawasaki blanks on ebay and had them cut at Home Hardware in Georgetown. Old school key copier, nice older gent did the job. Had me check the 1st key before cutting the 2nd. $5/key, well worth it. Canadian Tire just up the street couldn't do the job with their latest key machine.