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• What do you need to know about Ray bar?

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• Why is Ray bar the largest radiation shielding company?

  Maintaining perhaps the largest inventory of shielding materials in the U.S. allows Ray-Bar to retain a continuing reputation of prompt deliveries for all our products domestically and globally.

• Can you refuse service to a Ray bar?

  Ray-Bar reserves the right to refuse service or sales to anyone at any time. No sales to the general public or residential uses. No exceptions.

• What kind of business does Graybar construction do?

  Company Overview GRaybar, a Fortune 500 company, specializes in supply chain management services, and is a leading North American distributor of high quality components, equipment, and materials. We serve the construction market, the commercial, institutional, and government (CIG) market, and the industrial and utility markets.

• What are the regulations for importing a motorcycle?

  Regulations must come back clean for soot, smog and other air pollution emitted from motorcycle engines. To comply with DOT regulations, import motorcycles need to adhere to federal motor vehicle safety standards (FMVSS) and other regulations. Motorcycle parts that are inspected closely include:

• Can a Moto2 bike be imported into the US?

  Although US vehicle import laws are very strict, many of these bikes are now finally available for import and street use in the US. All Moto2 bikes are imported in strict compliance with Customs, EPA and DOT rules.

• Can You import Japanese bikes to the USA?

  While sourcing parts for bikes which I was restoring I started looking further afield and discovered the vast amount of both parts and complete bikes available in the USA, this was a great excuse to go on my first buying trip, several more have followed. My next container of Classic Japanese Motorcycles will be here soon!

• Which is the best grey import motorcycle to buy?

  While the CBR400 dates back to the original, jelly-mould ‘Hurricane’ shape, it’s the RR that really made its mark here during the grey import boom of the 90s. Usually split into two series – the NC23, or ‘Tri-arm’ thanks to its braced swingarm design, and the NC29 ‘Gull-arm’ with its curved swingarm – both are great little machines.