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RIP Warren, condolences to the Family.

R9T Pure from 2018 with Ohlins suspension by John Sharrard ([emoji1] end of the suspense)

As "they" explained, "this bike typically takes a longer time for tolerances to bed in". This is an air/oil-cooled motor, the pistons move opposite each other and the cylinders are horizontal (that should indicate the marquee and it's foibles [emoji846])

Thanks for the feedback, off to get Repsol m/cycle oil in prep for the (dreaded!) end of season oil change! (Going for the 10W-40 mineral as the dealer has advised to wait for the 30K km mark before switching to synthetic)

Apologies, did not mean to start the dreaded oil thread, this question is more about an oil brand than the tech specs of an oil - I have not seen Repsol in the market as much as say, Motul and I am curious as to the experience with Repsol. [emoji846]

What is the consensus on the use of Repsol oil in motorcycles? https://lubricants.repsol.com/en/products/motorcycles/

Harley's doing wheelies! I think that these kids had as much or more control over the Harleys than the Golden Helmets. (sorry, don't mean to hijack your thread)

Was this you at the Royal Distributing show today?

RIP Rider, condolences to the Family.

RIP Logan, condolences to the Family.

RIP Rider, condolences to the Family.

Took my full-face helmet to the vision store and wore it while sampling frames.

Quote from "driving.ca": The notion of trouble-free transportation in the electric era doesn’t seem to jibe with the experience of existing electric vehicle owners. For example, Tesla, an EV-only brand, is ranked 19th among auto brands in Consumer Reports’ rankings. And two of the best-selling...

Me too! For regular road trips, it is nice to have but I would not pay to have one unless the bike is also track ridden. (Test rode a BMW S1K, with the qs)

That model is no longer in production and I have not been able to find pertinent literature, sorry. A buddy in NJ had recently imported one of these to the US for $6K and that is how I know the intricacies of that model's gear shift.

A type of QS was available with the 70's model Jawa. The gear shift did triple duty, it was a kick-starter, a regular gear shifter and a clutchless gear shifter. In fact you could ease away in first gear just by manipulating the shifter. https://www.cyclechaos.com/wiki/Jawa_250

RIP Rider (too many of these car vs bike incidents!)

RIP Rider (Throw the book at the Cager!)

RIP Rider