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imagine what would happen to her and maybe him in an accident.

See you all tomorrow night:)

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Here’s a side by side comparison of the Road 5 and 6. I bounce back and forth between the two and like them for wet grip, dry grip and cold grip. I also like the tread pattern that very easily lets me know when I’m getting low on tread in the middle of the tire, whereas I see that some tread...

I have one of these things too on my bike. I have very little space under my seat and this is super tiny and clean. Works great and I run my gps, heated gear and voltmeter/usb charging dock through this. I like the 5 sec delay!

In 2010, I rode down to the Vintage Bike Fest at Barber Museum in Alabama by myself and then hopped over to Mississippi to ride the Natchez Trace. That was a pretty cool trip because I camped everywhere in free campgrounds, stopped a fair bit and met a lot of people, simply because I was by...

It's all this stuff: Thunder Bay to Kenora, Unorganized I've ridden out to Thunder Bay a few times, but had never ridden past it. So on that trip to and from BC, I rode all the paved roads between Thunder Bay and Kenora. They were pretty interesting with very fast sweepers, zero traffic, some...

This route I did over 5 days during Covid and stayed at my friends place in middle BC, then made my way south to Richmond to visit my sis. Then rode around the island and then through the interior of BC before heading back to Mississauga. First time riding to and from BC and loved every minute...

That's why I had 3 different ones:)

Hey this is what my wife said about me. She kept dating 6's thinking the 9's were unapproachable. Then she tried to up her game with me, realized that a high calibre, magazine/fantasy guy wasn't totally out of her league and the rest is history. So all you fellas best be a 9 as well, otherwise...

Doh! totally forgot about this tonight and made plans. Enjoy and see you next week.

I was on the 401 heading east well before sunrise, so there was zero traffic all the way from Mississauga to the 35/115. Coming home it was on a holiday Monday, so I did get a bit of late night long weekend cottage traffic on the 400 south, but it was around 10pm, so mostly moving at the speed...

what he said:)

I actually don’t mind the slab, but I get really sleepy within about an hour, so it’s just dangerous for me. For some reason I didn’t get tired when I rode out to BC though, but maybe because it was my first time doing that ride. I need to be moving around and shifting my weight… and likely...

Staying hydrated before you start to dehydrate is key. If you don’t have a modular or an open face helmet, then get a camelback or something equivalent. My rule is I take a sip of water every 25km and don’t eat any heavy meals. Here’s a 1630km route you can do to avoid the slab, which I did on...

We were also thinking something along those lines, but these have been there for maybe 15+ years.

Sure thing - it's attached. Route was jama jammed with amazing roads. I'd do this again once all the leaves have fallen and it's easier to see through the corners.

Went up to the Bunny Trail and all throughout the Muskoka area today to see some fall colours. It was pretty amazing out and the colours were sublime! 850km with zero traffic and peak colours the entire way! What's the story with the bra fence on Southwood? Curves and colours along the 141...

I liked Gaspe better, because for me, the scenery was more expansive, bigger, bolder and more vibrant. There's also more interesting roads nearby or to/from, which is also a big plus for what I want when I'm riding. I also found it much quieter along the Gaspe area, but that could be the time of...