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I have used all sorts of luggage on my bikes. Saddlebags, I hated them. they sag, uneven. Didn't fit a sportbike tail section very well........ Motopak Tail bag is a great option with around 35litres of storage. But for my old gixxer I used a "Gears- Navigator bag" much like this one sold by...

I have had the opportunity to ride both bikes. Both are very capable machines, but the Tiger wins......... I also ride a z750s. The Tiger does everything your zed will do and more. Both bikes are taller than your zed. But you will love the Tigers power and comfort.

I use a deep socket and just squared off the pin to fit the 1/2" drive socket. Socket is a 21mm from canadian tire. It works for now.

Sold! wow, that was fast

Had this in the basement. My father used it a couple of times for his cruiser before he sold it. Great condition. 40$ pick up in Brampton. cheers Paul

We took a drive yesterday to see Tony. He installed my tires while we waited. Always helpful, very knowledgeable. Prices are spot on. Thanks again Tony.

I am watching this thread. I need a chock for my garage

My bike. 2006 Kawi z750s. Inline 4cyl. has the heart of an SS and the comfort of a ST. Insures at 780$ a year from jevco. :p Mind you, I have modded about everything on my bike.

Indeed, Tony knows what "customer service" is, and is a blessing to our community.

Deals Gap area the last week of May. PA - a couple of weekends, we stay in Galeton, cheap lodging, food, and fuel.

My wife had an FZ6r last spring. She moved up to it from a ninja250. I rode it a few times, and I was very impressed with how comfortable and smooth everything was. The acceleration was a perfect step up from a 250, the bike handled great. The FZ6R is my no means a supersport bike. But it is...

I have been thinking the question for the last year or so. I figure it would be best to have both bikes: A bike for twisty gravel and a bike for curvy paved roads. Or, you can install knobby tires on a V-Strom (ask Shane about them) and have the best of both worlds.

I would have to vote for my bike. If you look around you can find a Kawi z750s for less than 4000$. Sportbike engine, upright seating position. Without the sportbike insurance. I find that it does the best of both worlds just fine. You can tour all day on it, (with a few cheap...

Use the search function. You will find the answer to your question. Besides how much they cost, there is the safety rating. Dot, Snell etc. All said, if it fits really well, buy the one you and your wallet feel comfortable with. I ride a Shoei RF1000 (medium) Knowing that a Shoei medium...

Nice looking sport touring machine. Sounds awesome. Again, the most important point will be the price. Sent from my BlackBerry 9700 using Tapatalk

The Ninja1000 gets great reviews. That would be one of my next bikes. Sent from my BlackBerry 9700 using Tapatalk

Sad to hear the Shed is closing. They have good coffee. Sent from my BlackBerry 9700 using Tapatalk

Looks like a nice trip to Dover. We did a Niagara tour today. It was damn cold at 8am. But warmed up by the time we got to Niagara.

RIP. Sad news indeed. A great loss to the racing world.

5c would probably be my cut-off. But tomorrow morning is supposed to be cold and we are heading out for a ride. As long as the sun is out, it should be ok. Grip heaterz and handguards work great at this time of year. Sent from my BlackBerry 9700 using Tapatalk