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Big boo boo on my part concerning the above pictured 1978 Kawasaki KZ650, it's a 1977...... sorry.

Answered your IM and passed your information to owner. He'll call you. Seller lives in Findlay. Good luck, Sir!!

Kozman011: A friend of mine just posted on facebook he's selling his "garage kept" 1978 Kawasaki KZ650 for $800 firm. Color is green with 21,800 miles. I believe he's original owner since he said he's owned it 41 years. A nice classic 4 cylinder 4 stroke that's only 2 hours north of central...

My best friend (when I was a teenager 1976 and riding) owned a Suzuki GT 750 water cooled buffalo. Can't remember year but it was blue which I think it was a 1974? Beautiful, fast and unique with the 3 cylinders and being 2-stroke. He visited me one day and our neighbor had a guest visiting...

I'm a Harley Davidson guy hands down. But back in 1982 I purchased a 1971 R75 BMW with a Windjammer fairing and rode the day lights out of it for a few years! It was a dog performance wise, but super reliable and wouldn't hesitate to purchase another retro boxer engine. I have no idea though on...

I would go with what the owners manual says, change oil at least once a year. It's cheap insurance. My 2016 Harley Davidson FLHTK Limited oil was change almost a year ago according to my records. I usually go 4 - 5,000mi between oil changes. 2020 and covid-19 has put a damper on my riding this...

They didn't offer six free oil changes and tire rotations from any Subaru dealer.

My first experience with my new Subaru and this dealership other than purchasing it from them. I wanted to see what oil and oil filter they would sell me out of curiosity.

I just thought it was "strange" the dealership sold me OEM Subaru oil 3 months ago but used a completely different oil for my oil change.

2012 Toyota Tacoma 2.7L SR5 4x4 5-Speed MT Miles on vehicle: 98,563 OCI: 8 months / 2,902 miles Out: 5qt Mobil 1 EP 0W-20. Oil Filter: Toyota 90915-YZZD1 In: 5qt Pennzoil Platinum High Mileage 0W-20. Oil Filter Toyota 90915-YZZD1

Let me start by saying I'm not complaining Castrol products are in my engine. I took my 2020 Subaru Forester to the dealership for it's first six month/6000 mi oil & filter change/tire rotation/inspection and noticed on my receipt they used 5 qt. of Castrol 0W-20 for the oil change @ $4.22 a...

Today my parts finally arrived. Pretty straight forward with new rotors, pads & calipers. Then I bled the brakes using my Motive Products bleeding tool. Something told me I should of bled more fluid than I did since I had new calipers and I was right. First test drive brake pedal felt a tad...

I almost pulled the trigger on Akebono pads and Advics rotors before I choose the Raybestos Element 3 set up. This 2012 Tacoma was my prime mover the last 7 years until this spring I bought a new 2020 Subaru Forester. Plus in summer months I ride my touring Harley-Davidson more then anything. I...

Quick update: The right side rotor & pads/pins came out with a little help. Left side top pad pin came out fairly quickly, bottom pin didn't want to budge! Used impact driver, penetrating oil & grease plus heat to no avail. So after 30 minutes I just pulled caliper off then removed rotor. I do...

I did a complete brake line flush 12/29/2019. I'm good to go.

I appreciate all the positive and helpful feedback! I've decided and already ordered through Rock Auto Raybestos Element 3 rotors, pads & calipers (not re-manufactured. Used Trav part no. shown). Cost under $300 and parts to arrive early next week. Was going to go with Toyota OEM, but if I get a...

Sorry to spook you members on the west coast...... :p New Toyota OEM parts ie Rotors, Pads & shim kit, Calipers & kit, Pins from a discount Toyota parts dealer is going to run me around $485 plus shipping. Should I purchase less expensive aftermarket (re-manufactured) parts since they're going...

Original owner of a 2012 Tacoma 2.7L 4x4 5-speed MT SR5 with 98,350 mi. on the clock. I do 95% of all my maintenance and have been thinking about original front brake replacement. Current pads are between 3-4 mm (.118 - .157). Owner's manual said change @ .039 (1 mm). I read somewhere best to...

For grins and giggles these are 4 Denso Part No. 3421 (SK20HR11) that I just changed in my 2012 Tacoma that I purchased new in 11/2011 now with 98,382 miles on them for a comparison. The only difference between these used OEM and the new NAPA plugs were: the OEM were stamped Japan. The newer...

I recently purchased 4 Denso spark plugs Part No. 3421 (SK20HR11) from NAPA only because I wanted to eliminate the fear factor of fakes. Paid almost $4 more per plug than Rock. My factory box they came in is a little more fancier than yours shown. Still made in USA with foreign parts. And yes, I...