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Well it definetly looks scrambled.

Always been a sportbike lover, but if I was going to hang up the racing boots for a cruiser type I'd get an Indian. The Indian Scout Bobber looks beautiful, and I've only heard good things about it. https://www.indianmotorcycle.com/en-ca/scout-bobber-sixty/

My first car was a 2000 Hyundai Tiburon. Ran pretty good until the clutch went and dumped oil all over the road. Took it in and got it fixed. The mechanic said that was the most ****** up clutch he's ever worked on. Said it was completely backwards on a car and the only one he saw that was...

Used Accelerated Tech as well for my CBR600rr. Mike did some good work and the price was good. From what I understand he use to work for a Yamaha race team.

Funny you say that because this happend to me at a Canadian tire about a month ago. I was halfway through filling it up when it just cut out and she tells me I need I need to dismount to continue filling it. Uh...I prepaid so I'm not running off when I'm done you moron. I now never go to that...

I know for my Busa on Sportmax Q3+ its recommended 42/42.

I was going to get those for the gym and instead went with a Beats headset. I'll check them out online.

Thanks for the suggestions everyone. I just bought 2 new helmets this year, so I'm not too keen on spending another $600+ on another. I've read a number of threads about the wireless ones you can fit in the helmet, but wasnt sure if I wanted to **** around with the inner helmet to configure them...

I'm the type of driver / rider that always needs to listen to music. On the bike it actually keeps me more focused and concentrated. My dilemma is I've always used cheap piece of **** skull candies with the wire because they fit in my ear well with my helmet over it. Every wireless bud I've seen...

Guess Im the devils advocate. I started on an R6 - loved it, learned a lot, transitioned to a bigger bike. To the naysayers that say getting a 600cc bike = death, I say ********. It depends on the person. Respect the bike; that is all. You can take a 600 and ride it like a 300 but have room to...

Pretty common for every racer / rider. Once you have a major injury you never go that fast again, assuming you didnt get brain damage. The physio I went through after breaking my back + a ton of other bones goes through my head every time I twist the throttle.

Maybe not what the threads intended for but I wonder if my loud pipes actually save me from the wild life. I have the hot bodies shorty exhausts on my busa and yea, it sounds like a diesel freight train coming through. However I live in animal country where when I'm driving my truck I see deer...

At the end of the day it all depends on the rider and what you take away from track and street. Of the people I've met at track one could argue it gives them a superiority complex when it comes to going back to the street. "I can run Calabogie in 2:05 Im going to just whiz through this 507...

Get your ass back to the simulators and video gaming.

Watched the 3 on 3 basketball yesterday and it was pretty abyssal; I've seen better pick up games at the YMCA. Womens boxing was also pretty sad. Windmilling eachother in the back of the head while clinched up - something I see my 6 year old nephew do. Like it was said previously I don't see...

Can confirm. In and around Peterborough anyway I had seen so many sport bikes with under tail lights, stretched rears and retarded light up or furry dumb helmets. When asked if they ever ride or just pose here you get the usual scoff "yea bro, I wheelie and drag knees all the time!". Sorry but...

I never understood riding a motorcycle on the 401 to begin with. Whole highway is a death trap, including the Death Valley Parkway (DVP). Soon as I get on my bike I get the furthest away from population as possible. It's crazy the riders just trying to drag knees on the on and off ramps and lane...

I know Closed Casket in Ajax is good. I have no idea what the wait is to get in though.

A lot of people always ask how many kms motorcycles are good for, especially when buying their first bike. As veteran riders know maintenance goes a long way, however the bits and pieces that go into bikes can withstand a lot of riding. My old man had a 1986 GSX-R 1100 that he bought brand new...

I'd second the concurs. Comfortable, tons of power and traveling space for 2.