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I agree with this, but it's especially hard not to panic when one of your homies goes down in front of you and YOU could risk running him over. I think the second dude could have braked and swerved off the path of his buddy's slide, but he was probably really unprepared.... stay sharp out...

Okay, maybe I can help: If someone were to buy you a $100 gift card, would you prefer MAC, or Home Depot?

My quick search yielded this link: http://driving.ca/auto-news/news/how-many-know-what-those-road-lines-mean-2

bwahahahahah a lesbian making stereotypes :p Are you the "butch" or the "girl" lesbian? Welcome to the forum!

pfffftttttttt Good wine doesn't always correspond with price. Lots of good options in the $10-20 range that can challenge a $50 Amarone. I realize I'm way late on this, but Valpolicella Ripasso (red, Italian) is the fakking bomb; I have yet to try a one that isn't good, and I don't even...

^This. It's just a nice day, bro. You'll live to ride another one :)

The worst part about buying used bikes is realizing that someone else's nuts have been vibrating on your (new to you) saddle :( Cheers to a brand new nut-free saddle!!!

ohhh, well, see that's when idiots start "strategic voting", whereby they all *want* to support the underdog (NDP) because they make the most sense, but "their vote might not count" so they strategically vote for the next likely party to win, and we're right back to bipartisan politics...wtf

Soooo much more comfortable, ugh, dude. LOL thanks

- Educate yourself on the SMIDSY technique. there should be a youtube video or two. - Try to learn/recognize what some people refer to as "car-body language"; often times you can anticipate where a driver intends to go/what they intend to do before they actually do it by observing their...

Ugh. Every time the topic of E-bikes and bicycles come up on this forum, there's so much GD talk about regulation and fixing all the problems that "crazy cyclists" are causing you (which I bet has more to do with your internal stresses of something problematic happening to YOU while on your...

Same as RTi - we practiced front brake modulation right from the start (JFD can testify!!). Still didn't stop me from instinctively panic-stopping and subsequent face-planting my CBR125 at the course tho LMFAO (mountain bike muscle memory, panic stop). I practice panic braking occasionally -...

I think you're right, but I think most people will wait for more definitive proof of corruption before anyone screams bloody murder... any and all information that has leaked thus far has been too vague to really get upset about. And you're right, most people that understand anything about...

Taking note; not to buy anyone's bikes here that are ridden on salt laden roads :p

It only makes sense to Murphy and his sympathizers/fans of his laws. OT: I'm a 2-piece suit wearer, cuz I (mostly) use my whip for commuting to work. Overpants w/ "impact protection" over the business pants, leather jacket & boots, gloves etc. For casual rides, or casual fridays I'll wear a...

Damn - I probably would've gotten my bike stolen... Then again I'm usually in-gear with the clutch pulled in and watching my mirror when at stop lights if no one is behind me so he would've had to chase me lol

Thanks!! Guess I'll hold out for the XSR900 (...and having the $$, of course)

Someday I hope to retire in a similar fashion to you, sir.

AFAIK ABS is centered around comparing wheel speed while braking, in order to determine wheel slip to activate the system. When ur doing a burnout, your wheel is already locked, so it won't need to activate (assuming ABS equipped bikes have speed sensors on both wheels) I remember reading an...

Gentleman and a scholar :thumbup: Rider's Choice is also pretty good for racer-stuff. If you're not a racer, or don't look like the stereotypical motorcyclist, then they'll look down their nose at you :p