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Re: We know you ride, but do you Shoot? When I buy ammo, it comes home in sealed cases or in a shopping bag. That's not unreasonable. Reasonableness is the crux of CC S86(1). In Ontario, you'll likely face a rabid anti-gun judge...

KTM 950 Super Enduro R w/ TD

My broker told me the towing vehicle's insurance extends to trailer & what's on it I'm with Chubb. That would make sense, since all occupants are covered, not just the driver.

Re: We know you ride, but do you Shoot? Firearms Act regulations for transport do not mention ammunition, so an officer would need to rely solely on CC S86. That said, some police officers get the law wrong. 1-3 years & $10-25G's later, the judge says you were right & you get your guns back...

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Ideal would be a used dual sport 400/650 eg Suzuki DRZ400 or DR650 or Kawasaki KLR650 - they're bomb proof. Then trade it for a Suzuki V-Strom 650 for longer rides. The dual sports aren't too comfortable for long rides. Just modify your bike with suitable suspension springs.

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Too far back & the bike starts to porpoise, then dives. I think Guy Martin could've gone a lot further with more practice. Myth Busters could've gone further if they used a paddle tire.

How's that ban on pot working? Bans only affect people who aren't the problem. Promote gun safety. Stalk, harass & abuse the rights of criminals instead.

30 years ago, I remember my dad having some hearing aid like/type device that would sound an alarm & wake you if your head fell to the side/front/back.

My daughter agrees, lol! I was answering what I thought was a hypothetical question relating to the probability of selecting one of the given answers. I assumed the question was irrelevant.

If the answer is (b) or (c) it's 25%. If the answer's (a) or (d) it's 50%. So the answer is dependent on the probability of the answer, being 1/3. So, I figured: 1/3 x 2/4 = 2/12 1/3 x 1/4 = 1/12 1/3 x 1/4 = 1/12 = 1/3 or 1 in 3 My daughter, who's smarter than me, says there's no question.

Friends are the family we choose for ourselves. There are some siblings who refuse to have anything to do with each other.

Indeed, just like guns. Anything can be misused & misuse causes injury & death.

States have varying crime rates whether there is CCW or not. Some states that allow CCW have lower crime rates than Canada. Check out Vermont & New Hampshire. Check out District of Columbia which doesn't allow CCW & has strict gun control like Canada. Problem is, anti-gun advocates like to...

This. I've only had one moving violation in the last 17 years. Before that, I had a few moving violations & an at fault accident that nearly tripled my yearly premium. It was a very distasteful 6 years getting my premium back down.

Funny how the Liberal & NDP gun control agenda is completely contrary to any of that, lol! The Liberals & NDPs are ALL about social engineering via propaganda. http://youtu.be/M0KYnpeZVnQ IMO, the Conservative's latest commercial trying to shoot down legalizing pot, was nothing but a good...

Motorcycles cause significantly more death & injury, than guns.

Colorado's making $10M in tax revenue per month from pot sales. Colorado's population is approximately 5.2M. Canada would probably tax it at 2-3 x's what Colorado does, so that's $70-210M per month plus all the jobs it would create in Canada. I say go for it...

I wonder what effect a large deductible would have on premium......say $25,000 or $50,000? Or perhaps some reinsurance arrangement with your insurance company for the first $200,000 & excess coverage on the rest?