A logo on the front is fine. But don't wear anything that states territory, or has the rocker present on it. It is disrespectful to clubs, and they take it that way. It's not worth getting yourself in trouble over it.

Oil pumps are driven by gears within the engine.

Water pumps are driven by electric motors of by gears from the engine.

Alternators are driven by gears from the engine (or by chains, on some older bikes).

Some bikes DO have air compressors, which operate the suspension. They are also electrically driven.

With no title you can't register it . What I would suggest is that you file a small claims case against him for the purchase price of the bike ,,,,, or the signed title plus the cost of filing and service .

Start buy demanding , in writing via certified mail your pink slip . If you do not have it in 30 days ,,, file your case .

That's a pretty classic sign of a major air leak at the intake manifold .

When it's hot and surging spray some brake cleaner around the intake manifold .

I'd bet you 20 bucks it stalls .

If so , there's all the proof of an intake leak you need .

So a training course would probably help him with his stress levels about you on a bike, and maybe even the two of you could do it together and have some fun. That way he would maybe a little more at ease and you could ask for his assistance in choosing one.

You are probably going to be looking for something like a 250cc bike from Honda,m Suzuki or Yamaha. Used in good condition is an option to consider as you will probably want to trade up after a year or two and that way you can keep some money in your pocket for the upgrade!

have fun ride safe!

How to fix a motorcycle that has little to no friction zone?

The motorcycle is a used 2013 honda cbr250r with only 1000 miles on it, however the friction zone is like at my finger tips which makes me stall every time. How can I tighten the clutch or whatever to make the friction zone smaller?