Recent content by I_AM_TETSUO

I don't know anyone who does housecalls but any Canadian Tire can do safeties same day if you can get it to one.

I love mine, I use it as a commuter. Very light weight, good fuel economy and power, comfortable upright seating position. The motor sounds and feels a little like a v-twin. It is just a load of fun to ride.

I have had one for a few weeks now. I love it. I have not run into any issues so far with the bike, I did notice however that the tail lights like to bounce a bit when going over rough road but that seems to be because the mounts are not rigid. I use it as a daily commuter so the suspension is...

I just picked up my FZ-07 on Wednesday. The 270-degree firing interval makes it surprisingly similar in sound and feel to a v-twin. (At least in my limited experience, only v-twin I've ridden is the Bolt.)

Saw a lady yesterday around 5 at Wellington and Yonge on a Sym Wolf. Surprisingly pleasing exhaust note on that one. Stock pipes?

Been here before. Not too far from you from the sounds of it. Jet Kleen Coin Car Wash Inc 1666 O'Connor Dr North York, ON M4A 1W4

I would be interested in hearing about the M2 exit course as well. My 18 months are up in October but testing/courses do not start until end of march.

I use them. Only been once so far but no complaints.

Hipster Harleys! I like them, moves like this might keep HD around once their core riders need walkers. There wasn't much in their catalogue I would actually consider buying before but this would turn my head.

Ya she probably wants to murder him and stuff him like she did to that poor little dog she is dragging down the street. I don't need that kind of attention.

Still at it here too. The morning run down the DVP is getting pretty cold though.

When I called Markham Power for my first service on my CBR250 they said they would do the valve check if I wanted but that in the three years the bike has been in production they have not had a single one out of spec. I opted to skip it.

I park on Scott regularly. Never had an issue, there are always bikes there, even when the forecast calls for rain. They do film in the area fairly often so sometimes I park on other nearby streets, south side of Front usually has enough space if nothing closer has a spot. Just make sure to read...

My girlfriend and I trailered our bikes in a 5x9 uhaul from Toronto to Picton, worked fine, we did stay in the slow lane but we largely ignored the max MPH sticker. It was not hard to load and I imagine it will be even easier with only one bike. Looked just like this one...