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The John Norwich Riders CornerIn honour of our fellow moderator: John Norwich R.I.P. September 17th, 2014
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Yeah we got lowered seats, lowered bars, pegs and some other little things. My buddy and I didn't do any performance mods we are thinking of doing the "gy6" swap later on.
$6 to fill it up on 94octane, 180ish km to a tank. $50/mo for full insurance incl theft etc.
Super cheap
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On a 4T, it doesn't matter. On a 2T, you better be running 94.
Oh? I think my manual recommends 93 or better. But pretty much everybody on the forums has been getting weird results from high octane. Seems to handle better on low. Also, one of the guys was a field engineer or something. Did a lot of fuel testing, says the same thing.
I heard the Ruckus is some sort of block engine? Can't have a BBK drop in kit?
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49cc scooters with automatic transmissions require a Class 5.
Wouldn't it be class 6 or 8? I don't think it would fall under 5, I could be wrong. Then again if you're already class 5 you could just take the knowledge test, pass and boom class 6L. Posted via RS Mobile
Wouldn't it be class 6 or 8? I don't think it would fall under 5, I could be wrong. Then again if you're already class 5 you could just take the knowledge test, pass and boom class 6L. Posted via RS Mobile
You dont need motorcycle license for anything under 50cc with automatic transmission
I saw a guy riding a customized Ruckus in Richmond last week. The frame was custom painted a tangerine orange, had custom rims and a single sided swingarm.
Looked pretty nice as everything was done tastefully.
will a ruckus get up the sfu burnaby campus at a decent speed for a person that weighs 150?
You probably won't be overtaking cars on the way up but you'll get there no problem. I used to ride a Yamaha BWS (50cc, 2-stroke) up to sfu burnaby everyday. A parking pass was only $35ish for the semester. Cheap gas, cheap parking, cheap maintenence. Scooters are great for commuting in the city.
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high school? just stick with a pocket bike
dont worry about getting a helmet and pads, North Face bomber will have enough protection
Pocket bike? Hehe, I had a 80cc 2 Stroke pitbike that i used to ride around the block, then i got pulled over by the police and got a verbal warning. Sold it after that.
And naww, imma responsible HSer when it comes to my own protection.
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Hehe, I had a 80cc 2 Stroke pitbike that i used to ride around the block, then i got pulled over by the police and got a verbal warning. Sold it after that. 
