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Where can I advertise for free online aside from craig'slist?
This depends where you go. I recently read that one state (Either Florida or Virginia) now requires dealers to verify that the buyer has a valid motorcycle license before completing the sale.Looking for a web site for different style m50 suzuki cruisers?
Some states are now, smartly, requiring that a person complete the MSF Beginner Riders Course before getting a license. If you are starting out or been riding for awhile... take an MSF course, it could be the small difference between life and death http://www.msf-usa.org/
Did I get screwed or what? 07 Ninja 500R?
Just too many fools who pay cash, jump in the saddle and kill themselves and kill or injure Innocent bystanders because they thought they could ride without training.
Ride safe, ride smart and keep the rubber side down!
I have a 2001 Yamaha YZF R6 and I want to know what are the brightest headlights I can get for it??
yesAnyone have any info concerning H-D electric start for early pan/knuckle head motors/?
go in with cash and your parentsHow does motorcyle insurance work during the cold months?
Yes and no, Yes if the dealer is shady.Most states require you to have a drivers' license to register the bike with.Also, Insurance Companies require you to have a drivers' license before they will issue you a policy.Check with your local DMV for your state at a nearby agency.Also check with the insurance company you will be using.I need to import a harley, can anybody help me ?
yes, money talks... they wony care with cashA Suzuki or a Yamaha/Star cruiser?
In most of the cases you can but I strongly urge you to get one and even go further and take a rider's education course before purchasing a motorcycle. Bikes nowadays are faster, lighter and deadlier in the hands of a person that cannot handle their power. Most of the motorcycle casualties are caused by the motorcyclist himself due to the lack of ability to handle the bike.How can I tell if my 1974 Honda CB550 is a 550K, 550F, or just plain 550?
Depends on what state you are buying in, how honest the dealer is. Some sell to whoever has the cash and don't care how it leaves their shop, some may sell you the bike, but only allow a licensed rider to ride it off the lot. It's their neck on the line if you kill yourself driving it home. There's always the option of trailering it home. A few will deliver the bike to you. You can call the local dealers and ask over the phone how they do things.Take the MSF or equivalent course. It gives some good tips on riding, Also the required insurance to register it will be a bit less pricey if you have the safety class under your belt.
I'm assuming you already have a bike picked out-if not go look at all of them and get one you can stand flatfooted when straddling the bike. This is a safety issue, not just a comfort thing. Do find one that feels right to your body. Look at (and sit on) all the models at all the different dealers. Ask other riders what to look for. If you know someone who is an EXPERIENCED rider, ask them to go with you to point out any problems they see on fit of the bike to you.
If you have never ridden before- get a used bike to learn on, something not huge or hot. Most new riders are going to tip the bike over at least once when learning. Turn signals get broken easily and are pricey to replace. That little plastic stem for the turn signal on a Suzuki costs $70+,, ask my mom in law how I know! It looks like it would only be about $25, but it's $70+. A used bike will let you get some practice in without messing up the wallet or your feelings on having a a scratched up bike. And you can sell the practice bike for about the same as you paid for it. You won't be loosing out on cash there!
Get your basic skills up to par before jumping on a brand new big bad boy. It will save you cash and personal bodily injury.
I don't know where some people get their info from. You don't need a license to purchase a vehicle, you need a license to drive one. Corporations own vehicles and they don't have D/L's. If you elderly grandmother (who dosen't drive) wants to buy a vehicle and have you drive her around that would be perfectly fine also.
I'm 30 somethink and want to take my bike test?
Hell yeah !! !!And no insurance. As long as you dont exceed 1 loan amount over $ 7,999.00. If your bike is more than that ask them to give you a second loan for the remaining balance. Thats how I financed my first GSXR. Rode away with no lic and no ins. Helmet, jacket gloves,and more little **** than I could cary for only $ 9100.00 out the dooor!! Wheelies everywhere!!!!!!!!
Motor bike mechanics.please help.?
I did.I'm from Texas and I only needed my class c license and the insurance. Not even the ins agency search for a endorsment!
Geez. So many long winded answers full of fluff.
What would a 2002 Ducati motorcycle be worth?
Here's the real deal.
I am interested in gettin a new bike?
YES, you can buy a bike WITHOUT a motorcycle license.
Age requirements to be passenger on motorcycle?
The only stipulation is: YOU MUST have INSURANCE before you can LEAVE the Dealership with it.
Can someone give me a history of this bike. VIN# js1sk42a6w 210115.?
And YES, you CAN get insurance on the bike WITHOUT a motorcycle license.
What is the car equivalent of the Yamaha R1? basically if the R1 were a car, what car would it be?
Here's something to ponder: Do you think everyone rides a bike to the DMV to get their license b4 they buy one?
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