Zach

i take it you've never ridden a 690...

that's a whole different story.

Why don't you go ahead and let us be the judge of that... think i could score a spin?

a 4 stroke 125 is not powerful enough to be a track bike.

I guess I won't be the only dirtbike tonight

You should not be negotiating with their adjuster. Your insurance company should be. Offering you quick cash for your med bills gets them out of a lawsuit. I hope you haven't accepted that money yet. They can NOT tell you where or how to get your car fixed. Seriously, getting someone to represent your interests is not greedy. Call your insurance co. NOW. If you don't like what you hear, call an attorney. You need REAL advice and not a handful of suggestions from the interweb.

i've seen the pic from the beginning. I'll take a 690 SM-C, thanks. Better road manners than the husky and better reliability than the ape.

bought 4 and sold 3 via craigslist.

that will NEVER see us soil. not even a real pic. that's an SV tail

i'm a definite maybe

yeah, red sXv

sounds like a plan. also sounds like a hell of a deal if that thing doesn't need too much work.

the tax to transfer it to his name will be less than $250. I think 850 for that bike is fair.

dime, what's the price? We can't steal the bike from you, don't worry! is it a good enough deal that paying half the tax for your buddy would be worth it? transferring a bike from out of state and registering it just cost me $309 for a bike that was $3250.

Another person on the SV650 forum has SMX plus boots for $225 http://forum.svrider.com/showthread.php?t=106757 If you're interested, let me know, I'll PM him.

Late apex. the safe way to ride the dragon.

I've got a friend selling Sidi vertigos in size 42 for $100. She's not local but I can get you in contact.

Right. It's just a nice safety net to protect you in case you chuck your bike into a lawyer or something. And it's cornering! That pic was made after the whole airforce one doing a flyby of downtown NYC earlier in the year. some site was having a contest.

Ok, now that we've had the good news... Neo wanted to get rid of that car and get a new 600 anyways!

tell him to knock 400 off his asking price

Hail to those mother fuckers Hail to those blue cock suckers Hail! Hail to m*ch*g*n The cesspool of the world!

yes you can. it doesn't cost too much and can save you a lot of trouble should an accident occur offroad (think wayne) Umm, sorry? Can I have a ride on your new RS125? don't mind airforce one in the background

And this is how ohio works: Take an offroad title to a title agency. Ask for a "Change of Body Affidavit" Affirm that your bike has all street legal requirements. Sign the form. Pay your moneys Accept your newly printed street title. Go to BMV and get your plate. It is THAT easy. NO inspection needed.

It doesn't sound like he's firmly applying the letter of the law to me. he was merely checking license, registration and insurance. What would happen if one of those uninsured bikes were to get in an accident in that little town and it was shown that the local law enforcement was just letting them slip by? I understand that this event has been going on for many years, but perhaps some people actually complained. Or perhaps there has been issues in the past and they wanted to set a new precedent. Asking motorcycles to be legal for road use is not an excessive request, IMO.

call your insurance co. worse they can do is say no.