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The Honda Rebels were 250 cc for years. The new ones are upwards of 650 cc. I bought a Honda CTX700 in 2014 and it has a similar engine to your new rebel. During the warranty period and even after I would use the OEM Honda oil that is 10w30. If you want a major brand, find some Castrol 4T...

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I have had both Progressive and Geico motorcycle insurance. Progressive was a lot more expensive. Last summer I wrecked my motorcycle and Geico was just excellent! The insurance adjuster, the people on the phone. The whole thing. My wife had to do a lot of legwork because I was really hurt...

What happens when you plug an external monitor into it?

The water heater doesn't pull much current. Use what you have.

+1 I would make my own cord with 16 or 14 gauge wire and a couple of hospital grade plugs if it were me. I would then sleep at night and not worry about cheap, resistive plugs on a cheap cord.

A 15 Amp recep. has a hole for the ground, a shorter slot for the hot side and a longer slot for the neutral. A 20 Amp recep. has a hole for the ground, a shorter slot for the hot and the neutral slot looks like a "T" lying on its side. What is the approximate distance from the humidifier and...

What is the distance from your appliance and the outlet plug? What kind of outlet is it? 15 A? 20 A? What size breaker is feeding the outlet?

Robertson, Scrulox and Clutch fasteners are awesome. When I think of all the stripped out Phillips fasteners I've seen, I wonder why they never were more popular.

A lawn that size just screams for an electric mower. Look at Lowes, Home Depot, etc. No gas, no oil, no winterization.

Originally Posted By: Johnny2Bad Better site for error-free answers to Mac RAM questions is Other Workd Computing. www.macsales.com Macs can be tricky with RAM requirements; the Power-On Self Test (POST) on each startup is tighter than many Intel motherboards and MS-Windows itself. OWC gets it...

I have a set with 12,000 miles on them. They are every bit as quiet and smooth as the OEM tires were.

I would think that you might feel a change in your tire balance. I would mark with chalk on the tire and masking tape on the rim and do some exaggerated starts and stops. See if the suckers are moving.

Originally Posted By: jcwit Common wood violet. +1

Yep...that's it.

In the late 1960's Kendall had a green oil.....GTX? GT1? There was also a blue auto oil.....Cities Service? Sinclair?

Probably circa late 1960's. Research here; another addicting site: audiokarma.org

Oxyclean, Lestoil or trisodium phosphate......but not all at once!

I bought 4 last Fall for my Nissan Rogue. Great tires on Winter and wet roads. Quiet and smooth. I would buy these again.

Just buy reading glasses at a drug store or department store that are +1.00 in both eyes. I was a Navy Optician for 10 years.