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I cannot say what you should do, only what I would do. That "not registered" is a deal killer. Without California registration she would have trouble selling for $2,500 to anyone in California, let alone Family. Unless.... Condition of the car? Mileage? If it is in showroom condition and...

Gots a wire in or around where the fork moves that is rubbed down to bare copper and shorting out. Wire a stop lamp in place of the fuse. It will light when you turn the key on. When you find/clear the short it will go out.

Basically anything European, Japanese, or American is of reasonable quality. If whatever European, Japanese, or American motorcycle meets your standards for what a motorcycle should look like and do then it is a "good" bike. If it does not meet your standards is it not a "good" bike. Bottom...

Who told you there ain't no http://www.harleynicaragua.com/ ?? (Hey, may need someone to translate, but it's there.)

One is a highway race bike, the other is a city cruiser. If you will be cruising city streets the Sportster is the better choice. If you will be racing on the highways the Suzi's the better choice. If you are only switching because you are bored you are a fool. Which I doubt. More likely...

The 125 is not freeway legal in California. The TU250X is not yet available in California. Pity, the new Suzi looks to be pretty near a perfect city bike.

At least once a month, preferably no less than every other week, take it out for a 15-30 minute ride. The thing is *made* for riding on snow! Looks to be a total blast.

At least once a month, preferably no less than every other week, take it out for a 15-30 minute ride. The thing is *made* for riding on snow! Looks to be a total blast.

At least once a month, preferably no less than every other week, take it out for a 15-30 minute ride. The thing is *made* for riding on snow! Looks to be a total blast.

Best depends on your balance of power, comfort, price, and reliability. In my case it was price, reliability, comfort, power, in that order. (Bike cost me $2325 5 years / 23,000+ trouble free miles ago.) But very few people would accept a 652cc Single as a long distance tourer.

>> I' was thinking about buying a harley davidson 883iron. "Buying a Harley" are generally not associated with "Thinking." Thinking has you on a little 250cc bike such as the littlest V-Star or a Ninjette. Anything larger involves a large grin and "OOooo... I can have...." >> is it safe to...

You would put German or French tires on a Ducati ?? Pirelli DRAGON SUPERCORSA PRO is the only way to go:

Looking at Craig's List: http://daytona.craigslist.org/search/mcy?query=250R&catAbbreviation=mcy&minAsk=min&maxAsk=max *USED* 2009 250 Ninjas are asking $4000-4500. New is $4700+ out the door. The Ninjette is a hot seller, no need to discount, lots of reasons to tack on "shipping" "setup". ...

Looking at Craig's List: http://daytona.craigslist.org/search/mcy?query=250R&catAbbreviation=mcy&minAsk=min&maxAsk=max *USED* 2009 250 Ninjas are asking $4000-4500. New is $4700+ out the door. The Ninjette is a hot seller, no need to discount, lots of reasons to tack on "shipping" "setup". ...

Looking at Craig's List: http://daytona.craigslist.org/search/mcy?query=250R&catAbbreviation=mcy&minAsk=min&maxAsk=max *USED* 2009 250 Ninjas are asking $4000-4500. New is $4700+ out the door. The Ninjette is a hot seller, no need to discount, lots of reasons to tack on "shipping" "setup". ...

"Street" covers a lot of different roads and usage. "Best" will depend on where and how you will be riding. Without that, all you will get is WAGs.

Let's start off with the claim that it is a Honda; and that "This bike is a Honda professionally manufactured bike." Try to find a pocket bike on any Honda Motorcycle site. Why would you buy anything from an obvious liar? They cannot be trusted.

The Big Crank replacement battery is rated at 120 CCA: http://www.bigcrank.com/honda-cbr600-battery/ETX-9.html

Karim gave the British Answer. On this side of the Atlantic: The 250 Nighthawk is discontinued, last year was 2008. Replacing it for 2009, similar in appearance, much more modern, is the Suzuki TU250X. Not available in California. These are 250's, about 320-330 pounds on the road. Same as...

Cycle World lists the top speed at 75 mph. http://www.cycleworld.com/article.asp?section_id=3&article_id=1253 Given a tested 16 horse power measured at the rear wheel this is far more believable than 100.