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Ouch. I would need a few days recovery and it would wreck any motivation to ride for awhile.

Has anyone had any negative experiences with them in a helmet purchase?

My deceased father who worked for the TTC as a maintenance guy used to sneak tools home in his lunch box. He knew they didn't go cheap on purchases. I still have some of the tools and they are in good shape but no metric versions however. If you can source out the supplier to some of the big...

Yes, I am in midst of trying to find a decent shield to reduce the buffeting on my NC750X with a recent aftermarket and taller windshield addition. I did a 300+km road trip last week with a range of speeds but included some considerable 125 kmh runs. Even with ear plugs, it literally wore me...

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5% cash back on their Triangle card will help cut down the tax too.

Haven't decided on any touring brands yet so would appreciate any some recommendations. Your point about tire hardness is good. For work purposes I do ride quite early in the spring and well into October and in the past needed to warm up the tires that are presently mounted to avoid slippage...

Is there any downside to installing a set of touring tires on a sport-touring bike? Reason to ask is my Bandit is eating up the tires I had installed 7Km ago and I don't run the bike hard .

That dual brake option would have come in handy. With two up and me being 120lbs, I did have the front end come up in 3rd gear. I even got charged with reckless driving in one instance in Etobicoke in 1973. I ended up fighting it at the Hensall Circle courthouse and did well.

Couldn't download my info from their site I did get all the paperwork in the mail incl the correct pink slip. So that works out to a three month venture.

Ah the memories. Likewise I had three H2's from '72 to '74. The '72 model was the wildest. The '74 was weakest due to being smogged up from the factory but gave slightly better fuel mileage. The '73 I broke the crank when I missed a shift but was able to get home on two cylinders. Yup, the...

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Sold my Gold Wing so this dolly that I used for it is for sale. Canadian Made by Bike Pal. Will hold in excess of 850 lbs. Well constructed and easy to maneuver in a tight garage of condo parking space. Asking $299 cell (416) 420-3839

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If you are still hunting one down I just sold my Goldwing so have a heavy duty dolly soon to sell cheap that I can send pics of.

Does anyone recall this map? I can't figure out where it originated but have to assume I plucked it out of GTAM. I made a fuller sized copy that is getting worn out and can't find the original file I saved it to.

Brings back some great memories. Thanks for sharing.

That is good to know as my brother is moving to Kelowna from the US with 5 bikes. He may be shocked when he finds out that one blanket policy won't cover all his bikes like in the US.

Good to know.

Is anyone else having issues with getting info back from Echelon? I am still awaiting for written confirmation on a new bike coverage. NFP is managing them and they tell me they are slow on the paperwork. I was provided a pink slip and I know the costs so not too worried altho I would like to...