Recent content by andrei123

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New Am I doing this right?

His Milk & Variety 1173 Lakeshore Rd Long time follower, first time poster

Is it just me or it seems like the same drivers that are doing 20+ over on city streets are the same ones doing 98kmh on the highway... probably the same ones stopping 5meters before the crosswalk line[emoji848] Sent from my SM-A520W using Tapatalk

m1 expires in 90 days...you know that right?

even at 6' the ninja feels a little small... but if it's one thing this bike is good at is eating dirt like a pro, after dropping it 2 times I only had to replace the levers and hammered the shift lever on the curb to bend it back straight :) i say get a beat up used 300 or something like a...

try maybe... https://youtu.be/xXiFtX3iMP4

it's just the way 1st gear works, short and jerky, at around 5-10 kms/hr try clutching just a little before closing the throttle a good place to practice is on the don valley parking lot monday to friday

+1 for sony vegas, does the job up to intermediate-high level and you can still find version 13 for "free" or if you want a legit free program check out davinci resolve

how do they ship visors? box?

try Riders Plus, Drivers First, Cornerstone... if not https://www.kijiji.ca/t-user-registration.html

looks nice in the pictures with only 15k it probably had 2-3 oil changes, first one is at 1k check for signs of damage (handle bars, swing arm, forks, pegs, levers, wheels, tire wear, stripped screws/bolts) check for leaks, break cylinders, oil, cooling fluid if all seems ok you can't go wrong...

if the bike lane is dotted in the last 3-5 meters from the corner then block the cyclist, if it's solid then wait for the cyclists and pedestrians. if no bike lane it's up to you but is still going to be your fault because they would just try to squeeze anyway...

https://www.youtube.com/user/MotorcyclistMag they cover almost everything in their how to videos https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoIkhe-bQcoDvIb1vDJmU2yta55pczpsW

btw you know there are perforated and non perforated options? even for pants, check out Dainese Horizon