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1988 Yamaha FZR400 Priced to sell. No time to dedicate to the project. If the ad is up, it’s available. Odometer: 74131 km Yamaha R6 shock installed. Comes with new extras: Sprockets Rear tire (stored indoors) Filters Chain Motul 5100 (3L) No battery, does not run. Will need to be picked up...

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If you have one on hand I'd like to buy it. FZR600 (89-97) covers also apply Cheers!

June 11 - Morning Ride Meet: 403/Dundas Tims Start: 8-9am Duration: 2-3hrs Pace will be relaxed and safe for skill levels PM me. Ride safe

I'm 403/erin mills so if you're in the area PM me. cheers

If the weather is good I'm in.

Hope I can get some good recommendations for this. Mainly looking in the Mississauga area but willing to travel if the therapy is worth it. Can anyone help me out? Much appreciated :)

I'm in! Post here or PM me

it could be worse: http://motoringtv.com/featured/?cur=4229

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vd_OuqUAaI

another tool would be to bring in someone or have a graphic testimonial explaining the consequences of dangerous riding and not practicing safety judiciously. nothing works better than a real scare tactic. the more graphic and detailed the more effective it can be. the reenactment videos they...

there's nothing wrong with any course. a good suggestion would be assign students study materials like watching twist of the wrist. the principals are there. teaching it in-class is one thing but learning how to apply these principles and develop the mental and muscle memory is different...

the only way i cope with it is either 1) riding solo, negating the need for a group altogether and added risks 2) go on a group rides and just approach people who you think share the same style as you and keep in touch with them via cell. once people know who they like riding with they keep it...

im located in the erin mills area. pm me or post. i prefer small groups though (4 max). peace

then it's not the owners fault. its the op's for not doing there homework. nevermind he's never ridden it yet which is of more concern