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Not true! I have seen some hetero mohawks.

I must be the biggest moron on the planet because I can't even wheelie a bicycle. =(

He couldn't have saved that much time.

I can't see anything!! Isn't that what the rider wanted to accomplish?

If you must swerve to avoid a crash, what should you do? Answers All Responses 1. Lean your body in the direction of your escape 23.6% 2. Apply a small amount pressure on the handgrip of the direction you intend to go 62.5% (See Motorcycle Operators Manual pg.25) 3...

Did you get a good deal on tickets?

Didn't see this posted anywhere. I went there to use my $50 gift certificate and noticed they are having a tire sale. I asked how much for the tires I need and it came out to just about the same price that I paid in the States. If you need new tires soon, might as well pick them up now at...

The "rule of thumb" in Ontario is to list your used bike as close to MSRP as possible.

Not mine, but here is what not to do: http://youtu.be/Q_0NrBAokYU

They can lose their bikes for good? Wow, at least in Ontario you get your bike back after a few days. If you didn't know before, now you know, don't go 200km/h on the highway.

Year 1, yes Year 2, yes This year, not so much.

Hello from your neighbouring city. Awesome noob friendly group rides every Wed, 7:00pm at Pizza Pizza, Appleby and Dundas.

Top youtube comment is too funny: "That is a strange looking kitchen.."

Better than actually being taken out.. twice. http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/2011/08/06/2011-08-06_motorcyclist_killed_after_being_struck_by_hitandrun_driver_then_run_over_by_drun.html

You're out like the fat kid in dodge-ball.

Just down the street from me. That's pretty bad that he's a new rider. The family and friends who were trying to talk him out of riding and told him it's a death trap were unfortunately right this time. RIP

The bike actually looked like it was leaned over quite a bit.

It's not the bike or the exhaust. It's the rider. Just stop riding like an idiot.

Getting a "glorified oil change" as the stealerships like to call it, is a typical noobie mistake. I wish there was a sticky on here about that. If I was a noobie again, I'd tell them I just had my first service and just need a regular oil change. Save 50%. Either that or just do it...

I'm looking forward to the next wave thread.