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No it's a full rack.

I have a Northern Lights one that connects to my rack. Don’t know if they still make one but worth a look.

Using your own bike for the first track day/course is only cheaper if you don’t crash it. Plus you’ll be worrying about crashing it instead of what you should be focusing on. Renting during courses is by far the best way to go imo.

Start with FAST or Racer5 and see how you like track riding. If you feel it's something you wish to keep going with I would buy a bike already set up for track and go from there. I have a suit/boots/gloves/back protector I could let go for cheap if interested.

Stock 275/60/20 size, non-LT for me but they are available.

Maybe a play on words as it would be an "Ocean on earth" (dirt). Filled with water it's no where near any of the oceans size.

Yeah me too. I'm not the first one to start feeling this way about them after may years of supporting them though.

That is correct. Not only was the purchasing negotiations quick and painless but the day of the pick up was amazing (salesman was waiting for me and said hello the second I walked through the door, bike waiting in service area, took plenty of time to go over everything with me without me asking...

Our local would leave those parcel slips in our mailbox at the end of the driveway with the "No answer at door" box checked off because they were too lazy to come up the driveway. I'm assuming they did this a lot on the route to finish quicker. This happened a few times until I complained and...

Same here. Wedge Indy's, green and purple Cat's, Skidoo's with those Ferrari nostrils, and riding from November to March (actually I remember the day Kurt Cobain killed himself on April 5th we had like 2ft of snow fall at our place). New sleds are much nicer to your back though.

I'd skip the tarp and just spray it down with a can of WD40, Crown, or the best IMO is RustProof 3000 (TSC or CT stores). Give Peak performance a shot as well (Gary in Oakville is my go-to now). Honestly after buying 3 bikes at GP and seeing customer service go down hill you'll find Peak a...

Looks like a Surron.

Oil filters, coolant, mini-torch, accurate torque wrenches that go low, I ask for stuff like that. Stuff I know I'll buy anyways I just delay as I know fam will demand ideas. This way I don't get useless junk and they get gift ideas. Wife doesn't want for anything either but she's pretty easy...

Wayyy too much time on your hands. On a related note Columbia is beautiful and I loved exploring there.

Should this crack be sealed up with anything? It’s part of a form for a garage (no basement underneath, just a gravel fill with a pad poured on top).

Love my truck and I get compliments on it regularly. Other than it being new and me being old it matches me perfectly. My wife has asked me if we are ever going to get a cruising car and I like the idea. Don't think we're ready (have time) for it yet but maybe in another year or two.

Love her or hate her, gotta admit she puts on a great show. Sound quality was excellent as well. Also one of the few times I’ve been downtown and every person around was in a good mood.

Thanks. Yes we’re doing the GO then just outside for a short bit to grab dinner beforehand but other than that we’ll be inside the dome. Was just curious how cold the dome would be but I’ve heard it’ll be pretty mild/warm inside. Wife wants a merch sweater but we’ll see.

There’s always going to be down years whether it’s weather or your schedule. I’ve been out on the dirtbike less than 5 times this season. Weather was great, I just had other plans. I rode the sleds more than that in the couple weeks the trails were open last winter. If the trails aren’t looking...

Can't tell if you're referring to a new bike or third wife! One of my HD friends has a very expensive Street Glide and his wife has a Sporty. Just sayin ;)