Recent content by Ritchard

Terribly sorry everybody, I haven't checked in in months. This bag is long since SOLD. I have an almost unused Giant Loop Great Basin bag in my garage. Having been in service only a couple of times, it is in fantastic condition, no rips, tears, or nicks, not even smudges. Only a bit of spray...

lol

I got to like off-roading a lot more when my BMW got a little less new, and I ceased to give much of a sh*t if it fell down.

The two most common DS helmets are the Arai XD and the Shoei Hornet DS. I have the Shoei. Great lid.

Here's an interesting Cornell University video exploring theories of bicycle stability. Of course, it applies equally to motorized 2-wheelers as well. The video is on this page: http://www.news.cornell.edu/stories/April11/bicycle.html

Heheh. Time warp.

The dreaded left turn. RIP rider.

I was one of the pioneers of the "RLC" - Really Loud Car, back in the '80s. At the shop where I worked in Winnipeg we were installing idiotic audio systems right at the start of such stuff. I talked a lot of young fellows into mortaging their future for high current amps and subwoofers. 10...

OP doesn't seem like a great listener.

I agree, I wouldn't sweat it at all. Michelin is a great company who has been making great tires. One failure does not make a trend.

All the cool kids are buying the Klim stuff. But you exceeded your limit a bit...

Where are you located? I am also in East Toronto, and am heading out shortly. I could come and show you what to do.

Art is of course in the eye of the beholder. In my eye, the process is nasty, the result pedestrian.

They take the speed limits on Skyline and BRP rather seriously, I understand. Huge fines can be earned.

Kool.