Recent content by Noobierider

I would like to join with a small group of about 5. Mature riders with a mix of bikes

My best friend rode with him. Good kid. RIP

Anyone have any recent experience with these guys? I've gone to them a few times in the last 2 months, once for a battery and the other to get velocity gloves. Most recent visit wasn't the greatest. Bike died so I had it towed there week before long weekend, got a call last week confirming its...

Rider wearing a hoodie with arms rolled, I'm assuming a bad case of road rash and hopefully nothing more serious. As for the accident, a mix of speed and experience could be the problem. Rider should have seen the car pulling out or at least assumed the worst case scenario. I find riding as if...

I had a hydrant ticket, took it to trial and after about a year and a half got the court date. They ended up reducing to 25$ from 100$ but based on pictures I provided that it was the city's fault for painting a parking spot near a hydrant. They told me if I want the 25$ back I'll have to fight...

I'm surprised that his license was only suspended a week. In cases like this, they should full out suspend indefinitely. Can't see a logical excuse he'd use for it.

With driving school you were able to shave down the time you wait till doing your G2 down to 8months

Highway riding is one thing but getting used to ramps ie the dvp into gardiner or gardiner onto the 427 are hard to get used to when you start. My first time I went into the ramp too fast, learned pretty quick though. Always be weary of the right lane due to merging traffic, assume they can't...

50% off again at Bikerleathers.ca for next 2 hours Is the scala rider 9 included?

I don't believe Canada taxes you on lottery winnings unlike in the states where it's around 50%

Haha. Jokes. Anyhow he starts off saying how its a perfect day for riding. Gets ****** off with the cabbie pushing him off the road. Signals the driver to pull over and 'chat' but cabbie has other things in mind. Conveniently they're going in the same direction. As he approaches the cabbie for...

Extreme Tire up in Richmond Hill is pretty good. Mike is the guy that runs it

Contacts are the way to go for hassle free riding. I started using them a few years ago for sports and was skeptical especially about being able to place them in my eyes. Got used to it quick and never looked back. You could try using dish washing soap on the inside of the visor then wiping it...

Yonge and Bernard area. Riding a blue Gsx-R

In that price range you should be able to get a decent A4, a car that I've had for years. Your main points of interest would be the timing belt/water pump which as per Audi standards should be changed at around 120k. The control arms can be pricey to replace so make sure those are in good...