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Call Nicole's office, see what they can do for you! Let us know how that worked out for you. https://www.statefarm.ca/agent/CA/ON/Newmarket/Nicole-Mccann-1G05X1YS000 BRAP! BRAP!

No problem! I just got myself a wr250r, so roads that look like that are looking kinda sweet now! :) Have fun!

http://www.ehow.com/facts_7504502_unopened-road.html

Joined!

**** spin class! ;)

I went last year and did the Elite rubber class race (No studs or screws). Tonnes of fun! This year I made a set of ice tires...

Anyone up for a ride tomorrow night? For the 14th year in a row, The Bike Joint will be presenting Toronto's third fastest ice event to rock your socks. Come out to see what is possible when you put people on bikes on ice. https://www.facebook.com/events/754435797964839 Video from last...

This is what you need to do (or have someone mechanically inclined do, if you are not) http://faq.ninja250.org/wiki/Brake_caliper_rebuild

^ Only until I put on the winter tires

Have you thought of a hybrid bike. You can ride dirt, gravel and pavement. It's like the dual-sport of bicycles!

Polaroid photo taken 25 years ago...

Check with Fada Scooters, they might be able to help. http://www.fadascooters.com/contactus.phpFADA Scooters Inc. 1400 Gerrard Street East (West of Coxwell), Toronto, ON. M4L 1Z4 Tel: (647) 351-1788

BRT, it's up to you. The heated grips keep your hands warm. Good gloves (with liners) keeps the cold winds off and keeps your hands dry. Hand guards will also help with that. If you use all three, you hands will be super toasty!

A man goes to a $10 hooker and contracts crabs. When he goes back to complain, the hooker laughs and says, "What do you expect for $10 -- lobster?"

Amores Perros (Life's a *****) (2000) Raw and real... great movie!

Heated grips are great, even for new riders! There are a set at Royal distributing that are installed under the grips for 32.99 (see link below), they have kept my hands toasty on blistering cold days. That plus a nice seat of gloves or glove liners and you are good to go in the cold...

There is definitely more salt on the ground than when you first put them on in November... just sayin' ;)

Or live/visit frequently in the snow belt. Last year I drove on All seasons during the winter. On side streets in Barrie, on icy snow, I had troubles getting car moving from parking spot. I had to rock back and forth, or shovel the ice/snow from in front of tires to get out. This year, gas...

Super Lube (Home Hardware). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=du1aDBdsFag

Since we're on the blues tip... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpKB6OZ_B4c