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Ok, then I was there right before ten. I was going to go through the gate but for the big sign that said not to pass unless you’ve spoken to someone in the office. But there was nobody in sight. There were multiple gates I checked out after. One at the campgrounds , and then one right off...

Well this is turning out to be a fiasco. I got here right before 10 which Racer5 told me was fine. Their email instructions had no actual directions so I used Google Maps. It got me to what looked to be the right place but there was nobody there at the gate as per instructions - if that was...

NuggyBuggy submitted a new listing: Brake Caliper Press Tool Kit, Ratcheting Piston Spreader - Brake Caliper Press Tool Kit, Ratcheting Piston Spreader Learn more about this listing...

https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0GS9MNKJB If any one needs this, they can have it for $5 donated to the charity of their choice. I got it but it's too big for what I was planning on using it for. Pickup in downtown Toronto, Orillia area depending on scheduling, or during some business days in...

Thanks @Aens , @dexter - that's all great insight. Comments very useful in the photos @dexter . Someone suggested that I bring my own canopy; I know that's a thing for a lot of track day guys. Does that make sense here though? It's easy enough to pack. As for camping - are there spots that...

I understood electrolysis on non-stainless steel is perfectly safe at least in terms of toxicity of gases emitted? I do believe the emitted gases can be explosive though. I do run it outside only for that reason.

If you've still got the brake fluid - let me know. I was going to do a brake fluid flush myself but I hate tossing half the stuff away. I work in the Etobicoke area a couple of times a week and depending on where you are located and your availability I could arrange to swing by.

That’s good advice. I was going to sleep in my car but a friend of mine who does car track days advised against it. So I’ve going to bring a tent and air mattress, and a USB powered fan I can use as well. I really did not want to nearly double the cost on accommodations and I don’t want to...

NuggyBuggy submitted a new listing: Saddlebag supports for Ninja 300 2013-2017 - Saddlebag supports for Ninja 300 2013-2017 Learn more about this listing...

I got these hoping I could adapt them to a different bike. No such luck. As per description these are designed for a Ninja 300 2013-2017. They were priced on Amazon at $134. I have it on Marketplace but offering at a discount here for GTAMers. Just posted there so link may take a while to...

NuggyBuggy submitted a new listing: Basketball net free - Basketball net free Learn more about this listing...

I think people give these things away all the time but if anyone wants a basketball net in the Washago area… Plastic base and support broke so I built same out of PT lumber. It’s held up way better than the original and more stable to boot. It’s not beautiful but made my kids happy until they...

How was your camping experience ? Is there plenty of room, or do I need to stake out a spot early?

That's a good idea - I don't have more than one or two tools from any one brand, but possibly one or two from every brand. However, I did just coincidentally receive an inverter from Amazon for Dewalt 20V, and my sister has about a half dozen of those batteries. Plus to @shanekingsley 's...

What's going on in that picture? Are they watching instructional videos? And the white canopies outside - are those individual students' canopies or other? Should I bring my own canopy?

If a dealer - even a sketchy looking lot like that - sells a stolen vehicle, does the buyer have more recourse than the usual caveat emptor?

If so, it'd be nice to touch base with any GTAMers!

If I'm camping or sleeping in my vehicle, is there somewhere I can plug in electrical devices, even just to top off? I likely have to bring my laptop and do some work, and don't want to deal with a generator.

Depends on the definition of "light damage". If it's still there at that price after 2 week, I'd suppose "light" is a bit of an understatement.

It's really dead simple. The hardest thing for me was sourcing an old-school charger and making sure the sacrificial rod doesn't short out against the tank - if you're not trying to de-rust the inside of a tank, it's way easier. It might make good follow-up content for you @adri. I know I've...