Doesn't fit in my colt upper flush and securely. Won't close. I have not yet Installed the other parts so don't know how much that comes into play with the closing. But no way the way it sits in the upper can be right! I don't get it. Knew this one was gonna be trouble. It's a colt m4 carbine
Basically the only difference I see is the mag release and the magazines. The AR-V takes the same mags as the AKV while px9 is Glock mags. Which came first and which is superior?
Hello. I got a couple months old 2025 ultra bee I bought new. Ive gotten really good on it and love riding some wheelies! I've been riding my other bikes the past week so it felt a tad off getting back on the surron. I went to wheelie and also threw my weight forward to compress the front shocks. Well i misjudged the throttle and damn near looped, but was able to hit the back brakes in time. The front wheel came down a bit harder than normal. Here the issue! I noticed after that the throttle was sticking. When you would let off it wouldn't spring back like normal...it would do so very slowly. I was so pissed thinking I broke something! Ended up slapping the handlebars a few times and that fixed it somehow. I guess it knocked something back into place? I'm curious to know if anyone else experienced this before? Maybe someone who modifies and works on these things will know how it's designed mechanically and what's happening. Thank you.
First time changing my chain on my gsxr 600 I bought used. Counted teeth on sprockets and they were the same as stock. Ordered the correct stock spec chain. 525. 114 link. I get it put on after struggling to learn to rivet and when taught it sits on the furthest back mark on the swingarm now, at 1. The old chain it was at like 2.5. Most bikes I've seen I'm pretty sure sit between the 2nd and 3rd line. So basically when I need to tighten later I won't have any marks to use. It looks weird cuz my adjustment bolts are all pushed all the way out to get the chain taught also. Is this really an issue at all? I hear people say it's normal to have to cut down a chain to size, although I've heard some say not to do that but just buy correct size. I mean is there any real effect if the chain is a link or two shorter? Meaning will it cause any damage in the chain and sprocket setup, with how everything falls into place together? It appears if I were to shorten my chain, to get to the next connecting inside link it would then make it shorter then the original even. Check the pic. Hope someone can clarify this for me. I'm just trying to learn and don't have a source really besides the Internet lol.
I always see newcomers here asking If the surrons from Alibaba are legitimate or a scam. I found they are in fact legitimate and I have one. But what about this? Does anyone here have experience buying other motorcycle on there? I feel like this could be a thing, being Suzuki seems like a company that would have alot of production in China. Price is low tho.
I'm supposed to be buying my first Grom today in a couple hours. It is a 2025 Grom SP with like only 1,200 miles. However, I'm highly confused why it's only displaying 31 miles per gallon when everywhere I look seems to list it at 100 plus miles per gallon. I'm literally buying it in like 3 hours so I greatly appreciate any speedy responses from someone who knows about these things. Thank you
Hired this tree company to cut like 20 trees. I just moved here 6 months ago. There had been cracks in the concrete, like there usually is on old houses, but it appeared to have settled and was just fine. Didn't move any in 6 months. After they put the bobcat on the pad and pushed a tree over; as well as pulling with a huge truck with a pulley system for a different tree. Soon as they left I noticed the pad shifted. Through the next month they spread bad and now Ive got a bunch of new hairline cracks as well. My garage is now pulling apart. Quote to fix was 20k. I don't know if I would have a case if I went to court since the cracks were already there ....even though they clearly caused it to start spreading up to 3/8 of an inch in some spots. Do any of you know better than I do about this type of thing. You have no idea how much I'd appreciate any input or personal experience stories. Posted this elsewhere and noone commented really tho thousands viewed it. It could go either way with reddit depending where you post. Thank you. Unfortunately i can't post pictures.
They advertise money back gaurenteed everywhere but you don't find out until you actually need to return something that they make it absolutely impossible to contact them about it and forced to be at the mercy of the seller. Than making no way to dispute it. They just don't have a button on their page or give you an email address. They just leave you hanging dry. Just know if you order on eBay do it at your own risk. Oh boy no wonder it's so popular with scammers. They don't give a shit about that. Especially if the item is shittier or different then you would think, or the wrong size. Apparently these are not legitimate reasons to return. Such false advertising.