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i got him a little 05 chevy cavalier, and he found it amusing to learn how to drive a standard and it seems to keep him busy so far

look at JC Whitney site you'll find it, then go to you tube and search for "Givi knock off" it shows how to install LED lights, used 2 stripes (position/brake) ran the wires inside the box, drill the bottom pass through and under the seat to tap them, look at the video, i'm mechanically...

some interesting new models this year!

Givi knock off on Givi rack works good Pictures by motoneta123 - Photobucket

next door to Moto MD 7750 Sepulveda Boulevard Van Nuys, CA 91405-6458 charged me $100

Well you are not over cautious you are right to wear ATGATT and the MSF is a must, other than that at low speed make sure to do not place your weight on the grips, relax your body and let your weight rest on the seat and you'll find easier to handle your bike at low speeds:thumbup:

First: thanks to everyone for your help! as i wrote in my previous post we made a decision based mostly on the answers we got here. who said STALL? thank you! 1> first we'll get him a new car 2> if he still wants a bike after that we'll enroll him in the MSF course. He cant get on any bike...

IMO no parent in the world can be sure his teen will do as told all the time, even if they do we are always checking them just in case

yes we pay for the car, insurance, phone, college and a very small allowance for gas, he works part time and we dont want him to work full time until he graduates. I'll pay for the MSF course too, but based on the imput i got here i'll help him to get the bike (co-sign or some $$) but will have...

of course your post still applies! the point still is: he wants to ride, it's not that he has to but he wants to, that's why i wonder: if i say no will he do it on his own 2 years down the road? wouldn't it be better if to tutor him? or try to chase the idea away from him? he had his license for...

he has a car, we are in the process to get him a new one (still used) but he wants to get a bike instead and keep the old car for rainy days (we dont have a really long winter in So Cal) and his arguments are parking and gas and of course he likes the little ninjas

My son (He's 19) wants a bike to commute to college and work, his argument make sense but i don't know what to do and of course my wife doesn't want to hear about it. In one hand helping him I can be sure to start him right (MSF/right bike-ninja 250/gear/advice) but what if something goes...

By December 2009 i was over 200 lbs. by july 2010 165 then i went back to the gym and got back some weight most of it muscle this time, im @ 175 lbs now. had to donate most of my clothes but feel great!! no pills no pills: just count your carbs eat your veggies and exercise! no pills

FWIW?? i'm old need google those 2 know what u mean! ha ha!! i said i dont think you can registrer a new bike from another state, i got my 2009 from Santa Barbara motorsports in Goleta on june OTD $6249 & i had to pay LA County taxes.

Snow on top of palm trees... only in LA!! too wet to ride but my daughter baked me a B-D cake with a little biker on top! ha ha! back 2 ride today!

Don't think that can be done in CA. Also take in consideration: in CA your final OTD is based in your county of residence, means a guy in SD will pay a lower tax than you if you live in LA County, no matter were you buy the bike.

Not so sure about the song but the teacher is hot!!!! lol

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I orderer a AGV helmet size M and got a size L (it was broken),t hey do not exchange anything you must return/place new order & wait for refund (it took too long really) but at least i got my $ back, cause 2nd order took longer for delivery & how the 1st helmet looked i suspect they didn't have...