Rider on Birchmount Rd today on a Kawasaki Vulcan S. First time I've seen one in the wild, very sweet ride 
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I Saw You: V.2.0
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Rider on Birchmount Rd today on a Kawasaki Vulcan S. First time I've seen one in the wild, very sweet ride
Was he going north wearing a high vis helmet? I was 1 car back, but never got up to see the bike before I turned off.
Shout out to the guy on the Harley who was stuck on Yonge St southbound near Langstaff as i headed home. Glad i could help with getting the dealer out to scoop you up. Hopefully it turned out to be fuel related.
Thanks to the 2 others on cruisers who were going to stop and check on us.
Thanks to the 2 others on cruisers who were going to stop and check on us.
J_F
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Rider on Birchmount Rd today on a Kawasaki Vulcan S. First time I've seen one in the wild, very sweet ride
that is a neat bike...looks mucho comfortable
Saw my first squid of the season today.
To the female riding the sport-ish bike west along Highway 2 in the Wilson road area in Oshawa...nice sandals, shorts, and T shirt. That full face helmet ain't gonna help you much in a wreck.
To the female riding the sport-ish bike west along Highway 2 in the Wilson road area in Oshawa...nice sandals, shorts, and T shirt. That full face helmet ain't gonna help you much in a wreck.
GateKeeper
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Sure it will.....her face will stay pristine....the rest of her not so much........but her clothes will cover everything else up....
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J_F
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She was going north, black helmet, turned off at Steeles IIRC
HonDerpa500r
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Shoutout to the new rider I briefly talked to on the white/blue/red CBR125R around Walkers line-Appleby on Dundas St. Remember to use your signals...If you see this post.
Entitled rider
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Should have taken a bicycle spot, what a selfish individual.
Robbo
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Entitled rider
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Perhaps...or maybe they just ran inside to find out where to park. Usually if trying to avoid paying for parking, you wouldn’t leave it right out in the open.
That’s right outside the main GBC entrance IIRC.
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Obviously very new rider on a small white sportbike yesterday in Whitby at Great Canadian Meat Company - dude, you are the textbook definition of squid.
Since I suspect that term is new for you, click here.
And don't hang crap (in your case, your bags of groceries from the store) off your handlebars, much less put them behind your fairing up against the triple tree - you're gonna end up with your steering locking up on you when you try to turn. That's what tank bags (or heck, a backpack) is for.
Since I suspect that term is new for you, click here.
And don't hang crap (in your case, your bags of groceries from the store) off your handlebars, much less put them behind your fairing up against the triple tree - you're gonna end up with your steering locking up on you when you try to turn. That's what tank bags (or heck, a backpack) is for.
The centre of the bicycle aisle is inset, could definitely see why the rider would't feel comfortable parking there. He parked it a place where it would cause next to zero inconvenience to anyone, fine by me. I would have personally parked it near a wall, but meh
Mango Rider
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There's a general bike parking spot around the corner, I believe one of the Prof's or staff there rode when I was there. The lot had about 5-10 bikes every morning. From rat rods to SS' to ninjettes, as was mine at the time.Entitled rider
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Jimsun
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It was there from when i saw the person pull over, and walk in at 7:5x AM to when i left around 11:3x AM
PLau
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To the duck-walking shoulder rider on the DVP @ 10AM this morning.
If you're going to ride the shoulder or attempt to filter through traffic, please at least indicate your intentions and commit to what you decide on doing. While following traffic you were in my sights for about 10 mins and I ended up passing you following traffic while you almost got rear ended twice by making lane changes into live lanes with cars travelling much faster than you without speeding up or indicating.
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