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New Indiana Jones, boring beyond words. Makes the last one with aliens seem like Oscars material

That is my mindset right now. It could have been significantly worse, both for me and the bike between the oiled down rear tire and coasting in heavy fast-moving heavy traffic across four lanes of traffic. As for insurance, not sure if it will be worth it even if my rates don't go up. My...

Thanks guys, that looks to be it. I fished it out of the oil pan. Will drop the pan if I have time tomorrow to investigate further

You might be right. The exterior scratches and the hole being directly underneath something (oil pickup tube?) make me think it was external. Need to take a closer look tomorrow Edit: Poked at the service manual. Looks like that is the dry sump tank at the back of the motor, crankshaft is...

Guess I really should have bought a skid plate for 99% road only Super Tenere On the 401 today cruising at 120kmh hear a crunch, look behind me to see a trail of smoke, immediately hit the kill switch and pull in the clutch. Was able to coast from the far left lane to the minimized shoulder...

Decent deal except for the atrocious painted exhaust https://www.kijiji.ca/v-sport-touring/kitchener-waterloo/2008-fz1-for-sale/1663720663

I do not disagree at all. In Vietnam you are lucky to be able to cruise at 80 on the highway, speed limit is 80 but there is always traffic. Most people there use tiny scooters. Just curious the dichotomy between the two countries.

Bought one when I was travelling Vietnam. Funny to see the comparison where it is too small of a bike for here, there it is as big of a bike as you need.

Not my taste but I'll give him credit that it does look to be well done compared to most of the abortions of this type.

Platonic on Apple TV - Only a couple episodes in but has some very funny moments and is well written

Not sure I have ever seen a big GS this cheap https://www.kijiji.ca/v-sport-touring/barrie/bmw-r1200-gs/1655188871

Not me, but in case anyone is looking for a cheaper deal on a GPS. Hard to beat $300 for a Zumo 595 https://www.kijiji.ca/v-general-electronics/city-of-toronto/garmin-zumo-595lm/1659134837

The "Signature Edition" is $115 slightly used from Amazon. That is the one I bought, came brand new just without retail packaging.

Kind of. The biggest positives of Kindle's are the battery life and e-ink display. You are not going to get that on a cheap tablet. Resolution isn't great, but that's only an issue if you're reading graphic novels/books with diagrams. For normal text, it's a non-issue. Can't speak to the Oasis...

Ended up gifting my old Kindle to a friend and bought the current Paperwhite Signature Edition (Amazon has them slightly used for cheaper than the basic model). Not super impressed by it compared to the old one. It's only fractionally faster but still very laggy. The semi-glossy screen is a...

I would just buy the parts online and take them to Ken's Motoworks for install. He has done my tires a couple times with me bringing them in, and I'm pretty sure he's done a fork seal for me as well with my own parts

New John Wick - Absolutely gorgeous visuals, good fight sequences, barely a logical storyline Renfield - Nicolas Cage having fun being Nicolas Cage, all around good entertainment

I'm out of touch, but seems complete and unmolested. Might be a decent deal if you the price is a bit negotiable even if you have to throw a motor into it https://www.kijiji.ca/v-street-cruisers-choppers/oakville-halton-region/1972-cb750/1661332119

I have done the Bridgestone rebate a few times. No paper rebate form required, it's all online and very straightforward from memory

Damn, wonder if this what caused the massive traffic jam I was trapped in for hours. GWS to riders