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Same, and I've never had a problem.

Let us know, please!

Yes

I would change it before winter.

Still looks normal for me.

I’d use a quality 5W30 syn that is readily available (Mobil 1, Castrol Edge, etc).

Here’s what RA carries. I’d probably go with the AC Delco.

Yes, either the 4.2 I6 or 5.3 V8.

I guess I'm one of those who doesn't. Could you provide more detail?

I'm a bit skeptical. Is it actually approved Dex VI? It says Multi-Vehicle, and also says "suitable for use in applications which require GM DEXRON-VI".

As said above, I'd use a FLAPS for ease of warranty replacement.

I've switched to Champ XL. I don't own any diesel engines, so I can't help you there.

I agree that you should consider a trail bike. I have a Yamaha TTR230, and I'm 5'7", and actually wish the bike sat just a bit higher. I'm told the CRF230 is very similar, and Kawasaki has their KLX230 to consider. If you want shorter/lighter, all of the Big 4 offer 125cc trail bikes. My son...

Wow, that is a strange place for that to happen!

I would guess it was for several factors combined, but only the officer knows for sure.

You're not really trying to argue that he was handcuffed over his driving, are you? You know better. He was cuffed because of what happened AFTER he was stopped. Not arguing right or wrong, but that's what happened.

I'm no expert, but I can share my opinion (FWIW) and experiences. I'm not sure there is a way for the average rider to determine which oil will work well in their bike without trial and error. For example, a few years ago, I had picked several quarts of 10W40 Quicksilver Motorcycle oil on sale...

I don't believe a coil replacement could cause it. I think sometimes after a repair, we are watching/listening more closely, and notice things that maybe we didn't notice before. If your engine is still knocking on premium, I'd suspect a bad knock sensor.

Common causes are carbon buildup, stuck EGR valve (if your car has one), or bad knock sensors. Also, check your owner's manual to verify the octane requirement.

What, no pics?? :)