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I will ordering a Moto Jug for my ST1300 in the new year (once Christmas is paid for) My bike can easily go 450km on a tank of gas and I am guilty of occasionally going that far without a break! The bite valve from the Moto Jug can be secured to a tank bag or to your jacket on a retractable...

Make sure you tell them about any rider training you've taken and fax them a copy of the receipt and graduation certificate if necessary. Back when I was starting out completing the M1 Exit course at Durham College cut my first year insurance in half vs if I had simply taken the test with the...

My list of must haves are as follows: -Camera equipment with all charging cables and a freshly emptied memory -All travel documents and insurance info in duplicate put in 2 different places -Freshly paid off Visa as well as cash (Canadian or USA depending on what is needed) as it it sucks if...

If you end up going with the 300r that is a big chunk of change to spend on a bike, especially a 300. Very nice bike though. In a few years, someone is going to love you for taking the big hit on depreciation! I have a hard time paying for a brand new bike when so many well maintained and...

The Tenere is very popular among LD riders for good reason. They are very comfortable, very reliable and plenty of fun. Slap on some panniers, a top box and a GPS and the only thing holding you back from riding to California is your wallet and your vacation allotment!

I see an old Ride for Sight pin on there but the year bar is flipped up! What year was that, WingBoy?

Given the reaming you're already taking on the insurance, go with the smallest bike that you can be happy with. Paying $300/month for insurance is crazy, I know because I payed similar rates to what you're paying now back in my day (which would probably be the same as paying $300+/month now)...

Well, 9 pages of responses but what the heck. Why not add one more! With the exception of the Z750, all of the bikes you listed are in the same realm as far as performance, reliability, and cost are concerned. Depending on the year, most have versions available well under your $5k price cap...

Have you considered a Tomos moped? They were popular here in the late 90's early 2000's. Would fit your needs. Or, you could try a Sachs MadAss 125. I had one for a few years and enjoyed it. 125cc, 4 speed, will go 100km/h in full tuck down hill, 200lbs wet and they are very narrow.

I can say that I've had a set of Frogg Toggs for several years now and ridden through many long, hard days of rain out east. My only complaint was that after a few hours there was a spot in the crotch that leaks through. I could probably buy some seam sealer stuff or spray treatment to help...

When it comes to rider comfort, no group knows more about it that the IronButt Association. Now, if you've ever spent any time in an IBA forum you know that there isn't much that they will all agree on. Everyone of them has a different solution for every problem but there is one thing that...

Ride for Sight is only 1 month away! Get started fundraising and join team GTAM for one of the best motorcycle weekends ever! There will be bike games, show n shine, monster pull, silent auction, concerts both days, camping, and the motorcycle parade on Saturday morning leaving from...

Mine is much more of a taco and pastry belly as apposed to a beer belly. That said, the Klim gear fit me fine except it all fits a little long in the sleeves and in the legs (even with the "short" version of the pants) but most gear is like that for me.

I'm a middle aged dude who rides an ST1300 as an escape from driving a minivan and attending endless tea parties. Its been so long now that I don't even remember what it feels like to be cool!

True, it definitely wasn't cheap. I figure I could justify it since I bought my last jacket in the winter of '03 at the bike show, so I'm sure I'll be wearing this Klim suit until I'm about ready to retire from work! Also, it's SLIGHTLY less obscene when you factor in the rain suit you no...

I had a similar story many years ago. I noted on a routine inspection of my Virago that the swing arm had some lateral play in it when it absolutely should not. After consulting with a buddy we figured it was the swing arm bearing. I went to my local Yamaha shop (long gone now) and told them...

For what it's worth, I rode the first 19ish years of my motorcycling life without ABS and came out unscathed. Probably has a lot more to do with random luck than any sort of skill on my part. Not having ABS would not be a deal breaker for me, but seeing as my new bike is well over 700lbs with...

I popped in after work Saturday . Turns out they are not a Klim dealer even though Klim's website has them listed as a dealer. Went up the street to GP Bikes' no tax sale and picked up a Klim Latitude jacket and pants. Pants had to be ordered in and will take 1-2 weeks apparently but the No...

KLIM has the Whitby store listed as a retailer on their website. I would assume they would all carry KLIM then.

Hmm... I was thinking about some Klim.....