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I'm just wondering why you stop J-walkers, and ask their phone numbers?

Post up some photos, so we can see how bad it really is. If it's just a matter of a carb clean, fresh fuel, a new battery, and a good cleaning, then I'd say it's definitely worth it. If the engine is seized, that's another matter.

I'm not trying to be smart, but you should try a search: http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum/search.php?searchid=907468 This topic has been beaten to death. Personally I wave to all riders. Not all riders wave back. Your choice.

Congrats on the new ride. Hopefully the warm weather will return soon. In the meantime, dress warmly.

I did a 600km ride yesterday. A very winding way north of Napanee. Rode some Westport back roads, on to Perth, Smith Falls, back down through Kingston, and then the Loyalist Highway, across the Glenora ferry, through Prince Edward County, and back to Newcastle. Overall, I thought the roads were...

Maybe it's just me, but I find that thing hideous. :pukeright:

Call display. I screen every call. If I don't recognize the name or number, I don't answer it.If it is a real person, they'll leave a message, and I'll call them right back.Most telemarketers will just hang up. Except the Captain. He always leaves me a message.:rolleyes:

I know the posted limit is 100kph, but, in my experience, it's really 120kph. I drive the 401 alot, and I've gone through alot of radar traps at 120kph, and have never gotten pulled over. However, I have had a few tickets between 130kph and 140kph. I think, if the speed limit was raised, it...

I agree 100% Donating her computer would have made sense What he did was just red-necked hillbilly retarded! Entertaining though.

There's no way I could climb that tower. Nope! Not for all the money in the world. I actually had a hard time watching the video. I'm a bit uncomfortable climbing my TV tower to the top of my two story house, which is no more than 30 feet.

Too much fail for a 6 minute video!! :shock:

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I just got back from a 2 hour ride......... on my mountain bike. The motorcycle is definitely away until the roads are cleaned up, at least a little. There's way too much sand and salt on the roads out this way.

Thanks for posting SeaBreez. It brings back a few memories. Hopefully, the winter will go by quickly, and we'll be out again soon. Happy New Year!:occasion7:

My BS detectors are tingling. These cars are roll tested, and driven several times before the owner ever gets in the vehicle. If the front calipers were missing a pad, the noise would be incredible. That's assuming the piston didn't come out of the caliper, and blow the brake fluid out.

Gary, great video. Makes me miss summer even more. Seabreez, when I try to watch your video, it says "this video is private".

Fixed it for ya. Seriously though, I can't believe this guy is laughing as that little monster destroys his house.

I was heading south on Simcoe, after we split up in Port Perry. I waved at a guy on a red Monster. I was going straight through the intersection, and he was turning left.(west) I think it was at Raglan Rd. If that was you, nice bike.

Good ride guys, despite the sandy, salty conditions, and the moron up front, who kept taking us down roads that ended at the lake.:confused5: I'm heading out to the shop right now to give the bike "another" final bath for the season. Really, this time, I am going to put her away. I'll see you...

I'm still hoping to make it, but I'll be meeting you guys in Goodwood as well. I hope it's not as frosty as it was this morning.