Cars & Transportation: Motorcycles: “Question: Can i get insurance on my motorcycle if i dont have a license?” plus 5 more |
- Question: Can i get insurance on my motorcycle if i dont have a license?
- Question: What's a good first motorcycle?
- Question: What kind of motorcycle exhaust makes gunshots sound?
- Question: 2000 KODIAK WILL NOT IDLE DOWN, STARTS OUT SLOW STEADY INCREASE SPEED?
- Question: I am looking for a new dirt bike, I am 5ft 6 160lbs. Which Honda dirt bike would be best for me?
- Question: Are there any sportbikes that don t sound like supercharged sewing machines? I like the style but not the sound.?
Question: Can i get insurance on my motorcycle if i dont have a license? Posted: 25 Jan 2016 12:37 AM PST To be insured to ride it on the road, most insurance has small print saying cover is subject to your having the appropriate license (or words to that effect). So no license = no cover, and pointless paying for it. However you can insure a bike if it's against theft or damage while it's parked up, for example. |
Question: What's a good first motorcycle? Posted: 24 Jan 2016 10:53 PM PST I'm smiling because a girl appreciates Ducatis! Are you a tomboy or what? 8^) Ducatis are pretty serious motorcycles. We all strongly recommend you start on something milder and easier to manage. Once you get your basic skills you could jump to the Ducati. You are what we call 'inseam challenged' and that can narrow the range of possibilities. You want to be able to sit on a bike with both feet flat on the ground, especially your first bike. The only way to know is to find a model that you're interested in and sit on it. |
Question: What kind of motorcycle exhaust makes gunshots sound? Posted: 24 Jan 2016 10:16 PM PST The sound a motorcycle exhaust makes depends on the engine layout. How loud that sound is, depends on the exhaust. I guess you are thinking of the open pipes typically fitted to Harley Davidsons. |
Question: 2000 KODIAK WILL NOT IDLE DOWN, STARTS OUT SLOW STEADY INCREASE SPEED? Posted: 24 Jan 2016 06:37 PM PST A problem with the carburetor. Remove it. Take it completely apart. Clean everything. When putting the carb back on the engine, make sure it is firmly in the manifold before tightening the clamp - to make sure there are no air leaks. http://www.partsfish.com/oemparts/a/yam/... Most common problems - Air cut valve #37 stuck or not moving freely. Throttle cable not adjusted properly. Idle not set properly. |
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