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Agreed. Mine has stayed the same for both auto/bike or dropped a few bucks year after year and I consider that a huge win.

That is all I tend to do now, have not ridden with anyone in years and the thought of a "group ride" almost give me chest pains... LOL

How big is your property?

Not saying it's a good or bad idea, a,t the end of the day you'll do what you want. But, in my experience rushing any type of motorcycle trip tends to be problematic especially if you're doing things for the first time.

Thanks, it was a fun couple of hours to set up. Not really into apps etc. so it took some research. It was nice to repurpose something.

Yes, my set up has no personal information on it. So if it were to get damaged or lost it would not be a huge loss.

It caches the map area requiring cell service. Exactly the reason I did not use it on my setup.

Waze does not offer downloadable maps. I’m using Google Maps and myroute.app both allow downloading maps.

Seen to many big box store repairs that rival the purchase price for what amounts to be throw away junk. I'll be adding: Ariens, Gravely, and Stiga to our line up this fall (Starting with Ariens snowblowers) I'm looking forward to seeing them as I'm in the market for a new snowblower myself.

I've always felt if in public keep your dog on a leash no matter how well trained it is. 1. Typically the law and why be that person. 2. Sets an example of responsibility. Sadly we all know this is useless. On our propery our Ridgeback is always off leash, but the little guy he stays on a...

I’ve wanted a motorcycle dash for navigation and Spotify for a while, but having two motorcycles makes it a bit of a challenge. Most of the dedicated units are hardwired to the bike, so switching between my Pan America and Ural isn’t exactly convenient. So I decided to build my own! I took an...

I bet, I guess everything but BRP stuff is leaving that location.

1.Service the bike – Check tires, brakes, fluids, battery, chain/belt and lights. 2.Documents – Passport, licence, registration, insurance and emergency contacts. 3.Plan your route – Fuel stops, accommodations, weather and backup routes. 4.Pack smart – Rain gear, layers, tools, tire repair kit...

Ah, Next time take pictures of your bike to avoid confusion.. :P

Do we know this for sure?

Some big discounts so hard to tell how fast inventory will move. Love to know the exact changes or brands that are being dropped.

Great looking Ural, what year?

Very interesting, thanks for the information.

Looking at your pictures, seems a straight forward process.

Quick Google Search: Replacing the battery in a Cardo Packtalk Bold requires opening the sealed unit, unsoldering the old battery, and soldering in a new 3.7V 800mAh–850mAh Li-ion polymer battery (part number BAT00007 / SRPT0102), which typically costs around $20 to $26 CAD