Rant: pulled out of my M test

Got it towed to the mechanic this morning.
The bike is still opened up. The clutch plates burnt out and we're waiting for a final piece to get shipped. It looks like it's affected by the Canada Post strike now :(

If you haven't already called up your insurance company, let them know ASAP that you have your full M, they may do a mid-year adjustment to your rate which could bring down the price you pay monthly
Called them. No change in cost. :(
 
The bike is still opened up. The clutch plates burnt out and we're waiting for a final piece to get shipped. It looks like it's affected by the Canada Post strike now :(


Called them. No change in cost. :(
At least it's fall, better than being stuck in the spring!
 
The bike is still opened up. The clutch plates burnt out and we're waiting for a final piece to get shipped. It looks like it's affected by the Canada Post strike now :(


Called them. No change in cost. :(
Had to wait two months when the tsunami hit Japan for mine. You’ll survive, especially with multiple bikes.

Edit: I haven’t figured out an inexpensive way to insure multiple bikes yet.
 
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Depending on the value of bikes in a multiple (stable of bikes) It could be of advantage to keep "fire & theft" coverage on all bikes but "on the road " coverage only on the one - or several - which are used on public roads.
AFJ
That would be nice. I don't know if any insurance company in Ontario allows that anymore. Without liability on every bike, they don't want it on a policy.
 
Depending on the value of bikes in a multiple (stable of bikes) It could be of advantage to keep "fire & theft" coverage on all bikes but "on the road " coverage only on the one - or several - which are used on public roads.
AFJ
As @GreyGhost said, this plan is practically a non starter in my experience. I think @Mad Mike does have fire/theft on his and swaps the liability around but as i recall he's been a long long time customer and has a good relationship. Definitely not the rule.
 
It's all done. I have my bike parked in my new place now.

Costed about 1.5k and a good amount of sanity. All the clutch plates and v-belt have been replaced and along with the oil & coolant change.

I feel complete again 😌
 
Gale it's back, but thats a hefty bill $$$$.
 
Disassembly is the easy part. Proper assembly is (can be) difficult.

At least you know it was professionally done.
 
The T-Max has a much more complex drive system than a typical scooter. On my Burgman 400, there's just a CVT belt that drives a centrifugal clutch, which is about as simple as it gets but isn't super efficient. The T-Max has an auto wet clutch that drives a CVT belt that then pushes a final drive belt.
 
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