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I started on a honda crf250l for 4 years and it was a fantastic bike. Even on twisty pavement it was alot of fun and confidence inspiring

$990/year 2016 FZ-07, 29/M, Burlington, full M since 2016. M2 2014 I’m with desjardins

I've never tried an mt09 but I've had a 2016 fz07 for 2 years now and I haven't felt a need for any more power. Came off a crf250l that I rode for 4 years. Its a great bike and I really enjoy it.

I went from a crf250l to a fz07 and I really miss the honda. Loved winding it out

$1600 premium for the SP in the US and $3200 premium in Canada. Thanks yamaha

Really fun bike. My buddy had one but at your age I'm thinking 3-4k at least for insurance depending where you live. My friend was 25 when he bought it and was paying 1800ish for his first year

Not really portable but I love my Milwaukee M12 inflator. Shows the current psi on the screen and you set it to your desired psi and it automatically turns off. https://www.homedepot.ca/product/milwaukee-tool-m12-12v-lithium-ion-cordless-compact-inflator-tool-only-/1001128921

I'm thinking because of your age at minimum $2500ish. My fiance started on a suzuki vanvan 200 when she was 24 and was paying $1600. Now I think she pays around $750 for the same bike.

Think there will be demo days at dealers this year? I'm looking to possibly get a Honda CB650R or something similar but would like to try them first. Cheers

What's the difference between road 5 and road 5 GT? Looking at these as my next tires for my fz07

I have a cruz tools outback'r multi tool I carry on me. It's got a few sockets(8mm,10mm,12mm), hex keys, #2 Philip's and flathead. Also have a SAE version

I have a dewalt 3/8 one that I got from CT for like $75ish on sale. Comes in a nice case and goes from 20-100 ft/lbs

I was messing around online insurance quoting and the bmw was actually $400 more per year then the ducati for me. Obviously it will vary for different riders but I wasnt expecting that.

I started on a Crf250l for 4 seasons and it was a great bike. I highly recommend it. I was 24 when I bought it and was about 1200/year for insurance with Aviva. When I sold it last year it was 580/year with TD.