Recent content by ToddL

Most dealers will charge $85 to $100 per carb for a detox, and possible more if they need parts. To purchase carbs would be about $300 a carb (new)...rebuild, rejet, and have them vacuum tested/synced...should be $500-$600 bucks total.

Extras on the bike help sell the bike but do not increase the value. Do not go by KBB or NADA, these are insurance company guides for value. Take a look at E-bay listings. Look at current and closed listings for your exact bike or as close as you can get to your bike. This is a true gauge as to...

Broken plastics do cost a lot to replace. You can buy unpainted race plastics ( snake skins .com)and do it your self. If you are just patching up some road rash, take the plastics to a body shop. Sometimes a little filler and paint will work wonders. I had a guy that used to do the scratch...

Broken plastics do cost a lot to replace. You can buy unpainted race plastics ( snake skins .com)and do it your self. If you are just patching up some road rash, take the plastics to a body shop. Sometimes a little filler and paint will work wonders. I had a guy that used to do the scratch...

I think Ducks make some of the coolest bike around. They have style, handling, and looks....but....you knew there was a but coming.....Unless you have access to Duck dealership you will have a fruitless time getting parts. Who has got the closest MC dealership to you. What do they carry? If you...

Both of these are great bikes. I'm not really sure how you are going to use them or your current level of skill. They are both fuel injected and liquid cooled. What are the features that appeal to you most? In line 4 cylinder is nice smooth power, parallel twin better on gas. I think the two...

Both of these are great bikes. I'm not really sure how you are going to use them or your current level of skill. They are both fuel injected and liquid cooled. What are the features that appeal to you most? In line 4 cylinder is nice smooth power, parallel twin better on gas. I think the two...

Extras on the bike help sell the bike but do not increase the value. Do not go by KBB or NADA, these are insurance company guides for value. Take a look at E-bay listings. Look at current and closed listings for your exact bike or as close as you can get to your bike. This is a true gauge as to...

Yup...easy to tune and not all that bad of a price for a clean, runs good, looks good, quad. Buy it and enjoy...

Yup...easy to tune and not all that bad of a price for a clean, runs good, looks good, quad. Buy it and enjoy...

The 125le is taller and has a larger front wheel. Otherwise they are pretty much the same bike. You will gain better brakes with the LE (disc front). Good luck with the bike...

Broken plastics do cost a lot to replace. You can buy unpainted race plastics ( snake skins .com)and do it your self. If you are just patching up some road rash, take the plastics to a body shop. Sometimes a little filler and paint will work wonders. I had a guy that used to do the scratch...

I hate to tell you, but....Honda made limited production of these bikes, which means they are limited to as many as they can sell. Really though they cost more, and therefor will have some limited value. My dealer had 4 for the year and could get more if we wanted them. The black and grey was...

There are two model R6's ("S" and the "R") model depending on the model you have. My local dealer has a parts fiche finder for all models of the imports. It will help identify all the little pieces you may need too. The parts will have the same part number for your dealer or if you are buying...

Your carb is stuck wide open. You may have broken the return cable for the carb (the one that shuts it) and it is stuck wide open. Check the carb to make sure it is operating freely. Check at the carb it's self, not the throttle. Good luck...