I have a 2019RT (first year for the 1250 in this sport touring model) purchased new. Clearly for me the best, most fun and reliable bike I have ever owned. It truly fits in the sport category if you want it to and the touring category if that's what you want. I'm 80 years old, riding for 65...
I had PIA for many years, no issues and seamless service. A couple of years ago my virus software Malwarebytes began to offer a VPN, so I switched to that just for convenience purposes.
Definitely seems an extreme differential to me. Yesterday the Shell on Thickson Road at 401 in Whitby was 1.31 for regular, 1.64 for 91 and whoopee I saved 3 cents for using my CAA card.
I've spent a lot of money over many years, adding and modifying to make the bike I was riding at the time do everything I wanted to do at the time. It's been fun, expensive and futile. Now in my 80th year, I've finally decided that I'm locked in on touring.
For multifocal lenses, measurements are absolutely critical so lens placement is correct. When I had mine done all those years ago, there was only one provider who had imported the equipment from Europe to perform it.
I don't know about just the measurements but about 10 years ago I paid $10K for multi-focal lens replacements. Probably cheaper now that it's becoming more common and improved lens materials but also depends on who's doing it.
One More Day Everywhere - Heggsted
To Dakar and Back - Lawrence Hacking
Red Tape and White Knuckles - Lois Pryce
Around the World On a Motorcycle - Zoltan Sulkowsky
Also recommend Neil Peart, Elsbeth Beard and Itchy Boots as previously mentioned
I'll be 80 in about 10 months and consider myself fortunate to enjoy riding most of my life with the exception of a few breaks. I do mostly single day rides now, enjoying county roads to all points north and east of Whitby. I retired at 60 so nearly twenty years of exploring as well as golf. I...
Not knowing the details of your new location, but it's likely that the stores you are used to being just around the corner are not there anymore and you have a half hour there and back again to get something you need. Nothing like starting a project or a repair and finding that you need some...
I have this pretty robust helmet lock that I haven't used in years and just gathering dust. You're welcome to it for free. Just have to pick it up in Whitby.
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