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The John Norwich Riders Corner In honour of our fellow moderator: John Norwich R.I.P. September 17th, 2014
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Old 02-19-2014, 09:17 AM   #51
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curious to know what the insurance is like on the grom and ruckus as well... i still remember back in the day when i used to have a yamaha R1 insurance on that thing was more than what i paid for coverage on my car
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Old 02-19-2014, 09:24 AM   #52
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The 4 rate classes for motorcycles are:

311 (111–400 cc)
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the insurance on Grom is the same as anything lower than 400cc, so same as a ninja 300, CBR250 etc. anything under 110 cc falls into a flat rate. My 40% discount don't apply on my 50cc at all, but not too sure if people carrying surcharge.
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Can anyone comment on the insurance cost per month on the grom or ruckus?
And how much gas you burn though per week on average?

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Ruckus was $6 to fill on premium. Was a 1 gallon tank and I'd get about 100km per tank. Insurance was so cheap it was a joke. Like 15-20 a month
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Ruckus was $6 to fill on premium. Was a 1 gallon tank and I'd get about 100km per tank. Insurance was so cheap it was a joke. Like 15-20 a month
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wow. i remember paying $900 for full coverage just for 6 months
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All this talk is making me miss my ruck. They are so much fun to tinker with



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That's a sick ruck.

$30/month for insurance(Full coverage) & $5.00-$7.00/200km for Gas.

2 Stroke motors get about 100km/tank.
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How do you guys wave at other motorcycles? I noticed that people do it differently.









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It`s usually the 2nd one you posted that people use to acknowledge other motorcyclists. I know some people that wave to scooters, but its a pretty seldom thing.

Even a lot of riders around here tend to only do it to people within their respective riding communities. For example you`ll find the Harley guys on cruisers don`t normally wave to sport bike guys. Not to say there is none, because I have had a few in my experience.

The culture`s definitely different once you go South of the border though or even outside Vancouver.
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I will even wave to an Electric Scooter, but generally not wave to a Harley.
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I normally just do a passing nod.
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where is good ruckus tuning shop in vancouver? I want to do frame stretching
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Amt shop does custom frame and ruckus parts http://www.amtmachineshop.com/..overall ruckus are nice to ride, i get to much attention, since it's really unique vehicle..pro is endless mods on it, swap engine, attractive little scooter, super awesome on gas 2L/100KM..there is nothing i can say for con but little slow as it's a four stroke..

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+1 for AMT. Adam is an awesome guy -- great quality work.
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man my bike looks lame there (camo).


the ruckus is the most fun ive had with my pants on (and off)

sucks that none of the other rucks showed at the meet today!
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