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Nothing to beat the looks of the six organ pipes and six pots of the CBX. The Honda must be more heavy to ride than the BMW (which carries it's weight low) and the six must be glass-smooth compared to the visceral shake of the opposed twin.

Group ride to O'ville to check out the event, who's going?

Thanks for the warning-reminder, GWS.

The under pinnings of the R20 and R18 are almost the same, the WB is prolly identical. From the look-see, BeeEm have "bobberized" the R18, added 100cc per cylinder and dressed it with an R9T styled tank. With those massive jugs on each side, the bike is unique and the thing is that except for...

"Bobber" styled with elements of the R18 and R9T, a very cool bike! Is this BMW's foray into the Diavel market?

Yes, other error conditions could trigger the warning light and in this case ignorance will not be bliss [emoji3]

The service light will come on at pre-programmed intervals. The GS911 is the device that connects to the ECU and is used to reset the service light (among other things). There are other devices that do the same, IMHO the GS911 is the easiest to work with. The "dealer" is the alternative if you...

RIP

Sad news. RIP Rider, condolences to the family.

Ever try a left turn onto 10 while exiting from the FOC road? (It is dicing with your life!)

Not for the trucks. The neighboring street (which has a school) has five sequential speed bumps. I have seen trucks, SUVs and even some of the city buses negotiate these without braking.

Well said bitzz! Many years back when the GT-1000 was first released (and GP Bikes operated out of a plaza), I took a test ride on one. Loved the bike while riding on a straight, but it had to be wrestled into turns. Didn't put my cash down on one.

Rarely grocery shop at the big box stores and have not been to a Loblaws (or LCL to the "insiders") or any of its affiliates for almost 10 years. Get my stuff at the ethnic stores (Polish/Portuguese/South Asian/Chinese/Filipino, yes in that order of preference)

Interesting comparison! Wonder if any of the three winners, say Rain-X, can be used on glass shower doors?

Anyone going? From the blurb on the web site, it appears to be more than just a run-of-the-mill motorcycle show. "From bikes pushing the edge of modern design to vintage board trackers and everything in between" and "It's a celebration of the motorcycle lifestyle " WHEN: June 7 - June 9 WHERE...

Most (quality) HAs can be tuned to reduce the feedback. With the Signia there is next to none. However, wind-noise is something else. None of the HAs that I have tried, could tune that out. Reduce it yes, but it is still there.

Liquimoly has two products that they claim will clean flush the motor (at around $25 perbottle), Crappy Tire has a like product "Kleenflo" at around $10. You may wish to try those (I had, and the old oil flows out easier and yes, the motor ran without missing a beat when I later filled in fresh...

Am not condoning any wrong-doing, this extract from an article by Matthew T. Martens [an eminent US based trial lawyer, ex-Federal Prosecutor, ex-Defense Attorney] is food for thought. The conundrum of wrongful conviction has stalked mankind from the earliest of ages. Irenaeus of Lyon (AD c...

Finding a good Audiologist and getting HAs to match your need is a " journey". Mine took five years, four audiologists and every name-brand instrument on the market before finding something that worked. What I use now is an improvement on hearing but am not able to find something that matches...

Recently at a gas station (Petro-Can at Erin Mills/ Batleford) was approached by two women driving an older van, wanting to dispose of jewellery. The two were multi-lingual and atempted to pick up a conversation while I was filling gas. Of course they were not to know that I had previously been...