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This is utter *********. I'm O-Positive and if gluten was toxic I'd be dead.

This is absolutely 100% a prelude to removing free street parking for motorcycles and scooters. Designated spots + the upcoming pay by plate system together will end the free parking for us. I'm guessing within 2 years.

New Goldwing Valkyrie would also fit the bill. A naked 'wing has got to be fast.

Search in this forum, there is another thread about it and I posted the links to get the plans. You will need the help of someone who speaks Russian, but the plans are quite cheap.

The restaurant is called Coastal Waters.

Welcome to Ontario!

http://www.affinitycarrentals.com/ Haven't rented an exotic or classic from them but they treated me quite well for a regular rental.

Between exchange rate, taxes, and the usual shipping hassles from the US, I found them to be a better deal. Plus, since they are in Canada there is no problem with the manufacturer's road hazard warranty.

pmctire.com is based in Sherbrooke QC.

pmctire.com I've gotten great deals from them on 2 sets of tires in the last year. Free shipping, for my snows they were ordered in the afternoon on a Thursday and they arrived at my mechanics before noon the next day.

Any decent painter can do it, it's just an additive for the clear coat. If you are looking for the bike to remain in a showroom condition it is definitely more work. Because it's an additive the painter can control how glossy or flat the finish is. The flatter the finish the harder it will be to...

It looks to me like like it should be every bit as good as a regular rivet link, but has to be made for the specific chain you are using. I have a good rivet tool so not really a help for me. For the OP, as long as it is for the chain you have I don't see any reason not to use it.

Doing a little digging on these, seems like they are specific to EK chains, and not recommended for anything more than 140hp. I wouldn't use it unless you are using the specific chain type they are made for. A decent chain breaker and rivet tool is not expensive and well worth the investment.

It's a build it yourself deal, the plans cost less than $40.

Every course does that, it's mandatory.

Ethanol can be really bad for old bikes. Some of the new reproduction rubber parts for old bikes, stuff like carb holders, diaphragms, etc. dissolve when exposed to even the limited amount of ethanol in regular fuel. I've seen carb holders fail within a week or two of installation. Some of that...

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Stop over thinking it. Go take the course, you'll learn how to ride. Counter steering is taught on every course, it's impossible to ride without doing it.

Get a jump on the riding season! 2005 Kawasaki Z750S Sport Touring bike Great balance between sport and touring motorcycles easy on insurance, no sport surcharge well maintained, runs strong and smooth Dyno'd at 97hp at the rear wheel Power Commander 3 installed, dyno tuned. New DID X-ring...

You're going to want to hit a couple of dealerships and try sitting on as many bikes as you can. A more touring style bike may be what you really want since it is upright and your feet are more directly beneath you so you can use your legs to take some of the shock from bumps. With a cruiser...