Yep. It's amazing how time flies by when you are in "flow" on the highway. It did get a bit boring at times since the road is so straight and featureless. Stopped at a CrappyTire in Bellevile to buy some earplugs. That helped with wind noise though I couldn't get the damned things to seat properly. Stopped for an hour to visit parents near Prescott and did a couple of health breaks, but otherwise made pretty good time doing 120 to 130 all the way.
BTW I can recommend the North Face duffel strapped to the pillion seat as an alternative to motorcycle luggage. 70 litres and pretty much waterproof. Even strapped a suit bag on top of that (the Ogio suit duffel).
The only time it was dangerous was after about two weeks of riding, I was hanging in the intersection at Bloor & Bay during rush hour to take a left when the finsl oncoming car completely blew the red. I got frustrated when I saw this was about to happen and reached for the horn and hit the left turn signal instead (I have a BMW with turn signals on each handle bar). This threw me, and as the car whizzed by I realized I needed to boot fast! Glug. Then embarrassed, I fumbled the starter not holding it down long enough and it was several seconds before she roared back to life. 
