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I think they are no longer made. That pair is just too small for me so I wear a larger pair as my daily pair. I also really like the Dainese carbon long gloves. Exceptionally comfortable and very good protection.

Those are mine:) And they are in great shape, barely worn and kept indoors.

Wish I could, but I have to take my dog to the dog park to get some run in. Post some pics!

Nice - you guys will ride right past my place at Burnhamthorpe and Winston Churchill. Make sure you do some rev bombs!!!

No. got hit in a 450 Nighthawk. Bought a Ninja 1000 three days later, but my wrist took 12 weeks to heal before I could actually ride the bike.

I think the only way to really know is to have a non-Polish person objectively judge, for which am eminently qualified.

@mimico_polak @oioioi I’ve ridden with both of you - neither of you are slow - just safe. You two should ride together - would be a good match and you can understand each other when speaking the mother tongue and debating boiled vs fried!

Good Stuff! That ice cream looked good! Peter Camani sure is an interesting dude. If you go back up there and walk well past the castle and buildings, you will see the structures in the back where the Harvest parties were thrown for many years. Really cool space and glad you got a souvenir...

How was the ride and equally importantly - how were the pierogies?

Just reached out to Devil - amazing I didn't think of that myself:)

Awesome. I've never ridden them fro mthe south end, so hope it's as good as it is from the north!

Indeed it is further than 10km, but it's on your way I think, instead of taking the 124 near it. https://maps.app.goo.gl/BZtJTt7PfVb7p18TA

Glad you are ok Mike and hope it's an inexpensive fix.

Chetwynd Rd is gravel right now, so avoid that little loop on the east side of Burks Falls, unless you want the gravel. Once you are in Magnetewan, head south on Old Nippising Road about 10km and turn right on Ahmic Lake Rd. Ahmic Lake Road is very nice and will spit you out right back on the...

What’s a sec - joints don’t have electrolytes in them?

Thanks for the suggestions! I reached out to a local shop and also reached out to Hindle. Ripple Rock seems to be operating out of their former address in Toronto (which is super close to my work).

and corktown common park is actually a flood mitigation park designed to protect the downtown core when the don river breaches its banks.

I just discovered that too!

Me no likey facebookey

Bring it in your pocket anyways