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I use the train. Easy peasy. Screw driving down there. Which reminds me, I have to go down there with the truck and trailer to get valve checks done for the RSV4 track bike. Going to call Pro6 first and see if they have experience with them, but it's also not in the very best spot.

I wish this really was the case but I get people pulling in front of my onrushing 8,000lb+ diesel truck all the time. It's 8' wide, 7' tall and 23' long and they act like I was in the GTI or something. In the 911 they rarely do, which is just inexplicable (maybe they think I'm always going...

Anyone paying attention or who has attended city council meetings knows that the cities have a war against cars. The speed limits lowering were also totally predictable. Apparently idiots that can't avoid walking directly in front of moving vehicles trump the point of having a road in the...

Both my wives, current and past, have sampled the brakes on the 911. Both think it's ridiculous. And me? I think I need stickier tires. :ROFLMAO:

As I came to the (potentially not to the) end of my racing efforts, I started braking so much deeper that old me and more recent me couldn't be compared in lap time, and man does it make a difference. I did it in the car but it took me a lot of mental effort to brake that deep on a bike.

This has already been correctly answered, but here's more of a question for you: How much more poorly does that car grip (handling is really not the same thing) and how poor must its cornering speeds be compared to the 518hp car with 540hp less but more like 700tq deficiency, which is equally...

I rode one. It was a decent bike, but that motor? It didn't belong in a sporting bike. It just plain felt unhappy being hurried. It was never going to get many Sportster riders moving over. Compared to my Tuono at the time, which in a sense was a similar bike, it was chips and cheese... the...

If it has FWD, I won't consider it a sports car - don't care what Lotus had to say about it, they couldn't sell theirs back in the day for that reason. However, all this talk of the Prelude, it's not far off the price of my GTI. Rated at 241hp, it makes the same as the 281hp Euro variant...

Sometimes the best ride of the year is in the fall. This was a good one for various reasons. Lots of "exuberant" riding, 3.5 hours in the saddle, stayed incognito where the twisties are. Perth Timmy's, Perth Brewery is just across the road, didn't go up the 511 this time around.

It's been a few years since I was up there last. I need to do that more regularly.

I made more on investments than I made on my business income this year. Significant enough to live comfortably in retirement, though that's not the way you do it. I was surprised to have to drop Qualcomm this fall, but it was just under-performing. Invested in Brookfield, they're clearly...

Get a jug of water or bleach or something, pump the brake until there's pressure feedback and hang the jug off the pedal to keep pressure on. Do it for maybe 20 minutes, and see if it pumps up firm after that. There's probably air in the system.

I'm a heretic. I don't even wax my 911. Too busy driving it.

It's a loss leader for them. But it's still owned by Bell.

Primus *is* Bell. It's a Bell off-brand. Same as Distributel which Bell acquired Primus through. There's no real competition in fiber, not in almost all of Canada.

The OPP and TP are starting to fight back against the courts and the Province. Not only that, they refused to work with Gary the Chipmunk to confiscate firearms. Credit where credit is due.

That's the smart ones. There's few of those. The reason I know that they do it this way (either way) is that my tower climbers watched a couple of guys do it in a field nearby when they were up one of my telecom towers @ 250' or so. 😆 Same tower, about 10 years ago they called the police...

Both. They roll it up into stolen grocery carts, pour gas over it all to try and melt off the plastic coating, and then strip it all. It must be a cast-iron b!tch to do.

I've had their smoked porter, a little too sweet for me - but my palate varies, I might like it better on another day.

It does not taste the same, unfortunately. If you really like Dublin Guinness, what you can get here that more properly tastes like it (with a bit more booze in it) is "Foreign Extra Stout" which you can ask the LCBO to order for you, if you're serious about it. I really like several oatmeal...