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I see. I sometimes experience the front wheels losing traction on my current car in first gear (280hp, V6, fwd, stick shift). So is that the main difference and an RWD wouldn't do that ? I've never driven an equal or more powerful RWD to know.

20 Rose St, Barrie, ON L4M 2T2

Black mirror S5 epi 2 is excellent. Everyone needs to watch it

^ +1 ... Confidence in handling the vehicle is absolutely key. And on a motorcycle it shows very easily. Personally, I found the highway portion to be much easier than inner city riding. Just one merge, lane change, lane change back, and out the next exit. Easy.

Welcome! Excellent bike. What's your dream bike ? Monster 1200 ?

I've driven both RWDs and FWDs, and have never felt a difference. I guess I need to try real sport cars ...

I think the speaker thing was an April fools joke.

Any particular reason for only wanting an RWD ?

12k is a 'bit crazy' ? You're funny. That's pretty much the cost of the bike, and it's per year. Curious to know your trade. I'm in the wrong one, that's for sure. Heart wants what the heart wants I suppose, can't blame you for that. Edit: companies to call with an M2 would be Mitchel and whale...

Borrow a friend's, rent wherever it's available and ride to the test center, take the test where you can rent a highway capable bike etc etc ... I don't want to argue about this specific rental issue. Riding is an expensive hobby and not a requirement. If someone can't afford it or is too lazy...

You're ok with paying $7800 a year for something you would use maybe only 6 months? With the amount of precipitation we're getting this year, that's even harder to justify. If you do go ahead with it, try not to become a statistic for your and our sakes.

Isn't that the same as asking what if you don't have a bike ? I was in this situation, so I rented a highway capable one.

Started seeing "[resolved]" in the title yesterday or day before.

Lol, to be fair, I went to the Ducati event after the crash. Honda was just sad and bad luck.

It's sad that 1.3k is considered good for an R3. How old are you, if you don't mind me asking ? 3k for an r3 is just plain ridiculous.

Anyone going to Acton tomorrow for the Royal Enfield launch day ?

Your choice of bike is the problem. In the current market, you need to be atleast 30 years old with a full M license, and preferably have couple years of continuous motorcycle insurance history to be able to insure supersports (like the R6, R1 etc.) at a decent rate. Even then there only a...

True. Not every kid is the same. Well given what happened yesterday ... older, experienced riders crashing demo bikes, I don't know what to say. Sadly it may be the end of demo rides, and who knows other dealers may follow suit.

But it's not in the parking lot. This is the M2 exit course to graduate to a full M. RTI has a course that omits the highway if you have a bike that can't hit 100kmph, between 100-250cc. Or did I misunderstand your post ?

Cb650r, sv650, er6n or z650, fz6 Cbr500r any would do