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I witnessed something similar yesterday evening on Hwy 7 between Hwy 27 and Hwy 50. I was riding, saw two SS bikes coming up fast behind me. Traffic was heavy but didn't stop them from filtering through moving traffic. That wasn't so bad but they were moving quick and cutting back and forth...

I thought it was a joke at first but they are selling them on the aerosmith website.

[emoji23] dadrock powerhouse. Wow he went there. I'm old enough to have "cultural memories" that include aerosmith. I'm not sure many of their targeted demographic will. Grasping at straws at its finest...

Damn. GWS rider!

[emoji23] that stuff gets everywhere...

First few times I heard that sound I honestly thought there was something wrong with the car. Blows my mind people pay to make their cars sound like that...considering I just paid to make my bike stop making those sounds [emoji23]

Not much, weather has been typical March crap, I've only been out a few times so far.

Just finished it, great series. First few episodes had me confused as to what direction it was going but in typical Marvel fashion the end had me just sitting there in awe of what's to come. Related to that I just watched the first episode of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, looks promising.

Gotta keep to the schedule....

Had the 719 on my Vfr800, that slight extra layer made a huge difference in comfort. I now have the 699 model on my current bike, I like the look of them better for my fz8 but all the dual density progips are a great value. Really cheap on fortnine.ca right now, I might order a few just to have...

He's right. The limited power output allows you to focus on honing your skills and having fun, instead of focusing on trying to control a bike you thought you were ready for and not dying. As the saying goes, it's way more fun to ride a slow bike fast than a fast bike slow.

Yeah, the vfr was top heavy without fuel, fill the tank and it was more than willing to start leaning if I wasn't perfectly balanced, had a few ohshitohshit moments with that lol.

Really? I didn't find using the stand bothersome, once I got used to hoisting the bike up onto it of course. I just found it easier to get a full tank without having to balance the bike between my legs and reaching for the pump...on the heavier vfr it was useful, but on a lighter bike not such...

I always pull in kickstand towards the pump, license plate facing the store...I've been refused fuel because the attendant couldn't see my plate. I leave a few feet of space from the pump in case I need to get off, I've stopped too close and couldn't do it lol, and drop the kickstand. Remove...

I live in Bolton. Caledon has some nice riding roads, I'd be interested in joining the ride, too.

Welcome, enjoy the ride!

Signed up, thank you for providing this!

Congrats and welcome back, very nice bike. Enjoy the ride!

Circling back around to close this off, I ended up sending my ecu to vcyclenut for flashing. He was great to deal with, answering every stupid question I threw at him quickly and professionally. The turn around time was less than two weeks even with the postal delays. Today was my first ride...