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Happy Canada Day. The address is significant. This used to be called Confederation Park but couldn’t find the sign.

Old 1295 Kennedy Rd, Scarborough, ON M1P 2L4

We’ve been waiting for this all winter. But….

There should be an E with a number, my Shark has E11 (in a circle) sewn on the chin strap, perhaps your is in a similar place? My AGF had a DOT sticker on the back of the helmet but also an E3 (in a circle) on the the chin strap as well.

works better without water to get the stubborn stuff off, then the nail brush and wash off, dry off with wife's favourite white towel. If you remember, try scratching a bar of soap with your nails to fill them in before the grease does. It worked the one time I remembered to do it.

I was thinking this looks too familiar to be Milton/Mississauga. Sad decision by Ford for such a great place that I spent so much time in. A gift location from the Westies!

Looks like a great day for a great ride. Thanks for posting this up and the inspiration! Wonderful pictures. Did the KTM390 have trouble keeping up with the bigger bikes? I know nothing about KTMs.

When I changed to summer tires on of them was down 10 lbs lower than the others. I should have clued in. I checked it every couple of weeks and it didn’t seem to lose more than a pound or two. Last week I noticed it was low and needed 5 ln to top up. Today it was down another 3. Took it off and...

The Good Cookie or the Bakery on the other side. Strategically located for the munchies.

It looks like a pre-burger interruptus

I bought a similar pair, they were Mike Holmes and had knee pockets for pads, that fit a set I had, I felt although thicker than jeans, there would be very little abrasion resistance and gave them away after a season.

That Doodle video really made me think about knee pads. I bought a set of used BMW kevlar jeans, they are hot when stoped during the heat a couple of weeks ago. The knee pads sit in an inside velcro pocket, so not easy to take out once you get to work.

I know it isn’t jeans, but when I used to commute with the bike I bought a used Aerostich one piece ( in the days of a stronger $C and cheap US shipping). Goes on and comes off fast. Had my work cloths underneath. Left a pair of shoes at work once the boots came off.

That’s what I use and carry spares in case I need to fix something in the road.

New: Kept it in da hood. It is all about Dad today

Old: 77 Wynford Dr, North York, ON M3C 1K1

This is key. I buy a couple of tubes every other year. One for the strings on the M/C and one for the patches on the bicycle. The smaller the tube the faster they dry up, even unopened. For the bicycle I bought a few "glueless" patches, but haven't tried them yet.

My battery totally died after I filled up at a gas station. I have a voltmeter wired directly to the battery and saw with each attempted start the volts go from 10 to 2 then blank. The little booster fired it up first time like a new battery. I think this came from Amazon and is over 7 years...

I wired a cigarette socket on my bike specifically for that reason. I have an old Cnd TIre cheapie, that I test out each year. I used to carry one in the car and when I needed it, I discovered the rubber around the nozzle had hardened and couldn't get a proper seal on the tire valve. I used...

That booster saved my a&& when bike battery died a few weeks ago. Carry one in each vehicle. You never know when you need it or you need to help someone.