Recent content by Steve Y

If the problem is exhaust noise then yes, a new silencer might fix it - assuming there is nothing else wrong with the exhaust system. But a new silencer will not fix gearbox or engine noise. Your question is not specific enough.

If the problem is exhaust noise then yes, a new silencer might fix it - assuming there is nothing else wrong with the exhaust system. But a new silencer will not fix gearbox or engine noise. Your question is not specific enough.

Only if you want it to be your last bike as well. Check out the links below. Hopefully your dad is not encouraging you in this folly.

It's worth as much as someone is willing to pay for it. You haven't told us the year, so we can't really be much help. You will have to do the research yourself by searching e-bay or craigslist - don't forget to include expired auctions/classifieds. kbb.com might help too. Google "Honda CT...

The transmission and the crankcase are completely separate on 2-strokes. For your transmission, use ordinary automotive multigrade oil. DO NOT use gear oil!! You don't put any oil in the crankcase of a 2-stroke. The oil to lubricate the engine goes in the petrol. If the autolube is still...

It's worth as much as someone is willing to pay for it. You haven't told us the year, so we can't really be much help. You will have to do the research yourself by searching e-bay or craigslist - don't forget to include expired auctions/classifieds. kbb.com might help too. Google "Honda CT...

Ummmmmm.........the one that fits??!!! They come in sets, of different sizes. Trial and error, my friend! Yes it is a (relatively) easy job, but are you sure you should be attempting this procedure, given that you had to ask this question? Hints; don't lose any of the bolts: spray them with...

Ummmmmm.........the one that fits??!!! They come in sets, of different sizes. Trial and error, my friend! Yes it is a (relatively) easy job, but are you sure you should be attempting this procedure, given that you had to ask this question? Hints; don't lose any of the bolts: spray them with...

Only if you want it to be your last bike as well. Check out the links below. Hopefully your dad is not encouraging you in this folly.

I want to make short film, probably just a documentary, so I would like to buy a camera. I have heard good things about the HV30 and HV40, however, I'm not sure about the storage and maybe there are better cameras within my price range (1000-1800). I would like a hard drive, just because it...

It's over 35 years old, man. It probably needs a rebore, new rings, and new crankshaft seals.

I'm a little confused as to why, never having owned a motorcycle, you feel like you could handle one of these. Read the links below - all the way through. My only other comment is that you don't even know how much you need to learn yet.

In reply, my question is, why would a noobie be riding or even wanting a huge, heavy bike like a softail? I'm not anti-Harley, but there are many, many better bikes to be learning on.

Oh goody, another troll for my undertaking business.

Depends what sort of price you put on fun, but they seem like an expensive way of having fun, to me. My son bought one once, and rode it on the road for a while without getting caught. He figured that if he was stopped by a cop he would say it was under 600W power output (being 32cc I'm pretty...