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Re: Police State Canada 2010 and the G20 Summit Probably can't get in without RCMP issued ID so leaving is a moot point. We're spending a lot of time where I work to get ready for this (I work in RBC Plaza) so I'm surprised that folks that are in the restricted high security zone are not...

Re: Police State Canada 2010 and the G20 Summit Yup Bad idea imo - if things get bad outside you will be locked in. Get a cot, sleeping bag and some food - seriously. You might be staying for a while. If you think the tab is expensive, think about the firms that are located in the zone...

Sit on the bike and tighten (best done with two people - one to tighten). When you get off, the bikes suspension rebound will help keep it tight.

wow - you work long hours - you're there before me 8ish and still there when I leave at 6ish. Hope they pay you well - and no one called you a dumbass - they wanted to help you out - that's all

ha ha ha - got a kick out of your avatar

for creature comforts a chair and and a canopy if you have one - tracks have little shade and you need a place to sit EDIT - ummm, i type slow

Didn't know your were a metal head - and that GTAM had so many in Romper Room - cool. I was bought up on The Edge (still my main pre-set) but tame compared to your stuff!

OMG - what's that avatar a picture of???

Gawd - 6 a.m.? Now there's fan....I will have usualy just rolled into bed a few hours earlier.....great party in Montreal.....

For a stretch I used to go to the Montreal race every year and then to Detroit the one time Montreal was cxld becuase Molson and Labatts were feuding on the sponsor rights. I've been at hairpin a few times (ok seats), start finsih line (lousy seats actually - could not see much due to the...

Hey Juan - yeah - it's the gear thing - didn't recognize you at first - sort of like seeing Danielle wear clothes on the back of Jamie's bike - who's that:shock:

Hey - congrats!!! Now you have more reasons to come back in one piece. I have two boys and I want to come home and be able to hug them with both arms!!!!

yes - but have similar characteristics...

I know an 11 y/o (yes - 11) that does track almost every weekend on a Honda RS125. They for sure are not street freindly and are fussy bikes - you have to keep the revs high as it will bog at low RPMs and the power is a peaky on /off - not a good first bike. Oh yeah - unreliable for Aprilia...

Further to Azia's idea of stretching Jamie's bike for 3 up, how about adding a sidecar to the R6 - let them do the leaning and knee-dragging for you:D That would be a legal 3 passenger system(?)...maybe hitch a trailer too - 4?

Props to Onu / Asian-Dragon - it was a great night and thanks to the restaurant for accommodating this....the ride to timmies was a bit scary (no lane discipline / staggered formation???:confused:).....overall a great night to meet some old faces and meet new ones too.:p

I take my 10 and 12 y/o sons (soon 11 & 13 y/o) out every now and again. They are properly geared up to. I also take it easy when they're on as the bike becomes a pig but I do crack the throttle when it's straight and clear and I feel them holding me. They are good passengers and follow the...

Hey BumblebeeWill - the pace was quite fast in places - I didn't know we lost you? I thought you were at the Brooklins gas stn / Timmies? You had the yellow CBR? Nice exhaust sound. Where did we loose you? To come to think of it I recall that when Jllin went down I didn't see you there. Erik

I'm a newbie rider with a 2005 Ninja 500R - bought used with 2700 km. A perfect starter bike for me although it will do 0-100 in 4 seconds with forgiving handling. As an avid mountain biker I'm a believer that starting with the right bike will make you a better rider and you upgrade the bike as...