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The GTA housing and congestion is spreading out so rapidly now you pretty well have to be anywhere east and north of Uxbridge now. I find there's always two parts to my rides now. The first part is a slab or bee line straight out to where the real enjoyable riding begins as the second part. I...

If you want to be conspicuous for safety purposes, Skene Designs are the ticket. I've used them for many years and they're highly effective. Skene

A few years ago I used JR Custom Interiors on Toy Avenue in Pickering and was very satisfied with their work.

I had a combined hardware removal from my right hip and hip joint replacement three years ago. The result was amazing. Be sure to do all the rehab exercises and you'll be able to resume most everything you used to do and enjoy.

Great trip! Thanks for sharing it with us.

Accelerated Technologies lowered and rebuilt the ESA suspension on my R1200GS. It completely transformed my ride for the better. It was a bit of a wait to get in there, but absolutely well worth it.

I've worn these Lee Parks Design from Motorcycle Innovations. Very pleased with them. https://www.motorcycleinnovations.ca/product_p/deersports.html

Thanks for all your hard work. It was much appreciated.

Check out Photon Blasters by Skene Designs. I bought mine at Motorcycle Innovations. They are modulating amber LEDs mounted on the lower forks. I've had them for many years and I find them highly effective.

After years of trying a variety of disposable plugs, I was fitted for some custom ones at the Ajax Costco. The staff there were excellent. The custom earplugs work well and I find them very comfortable.

I used an Airhawk for a couple of years but eventually opted for a Russell day long, the sport seat version which made a huge difference for me. I've kept the Airhawk just in case I eventually have to throw it on top of the Russell.

I've bought a Schuberth C3 Pro and Sidi boots from biker-land.de over the years with excellent service and amazingly fast delivery by DHL. No extra taxes and saved hundreds of dollars. I wouldn't hesitate to buy from there again.

A couple of years ago I was partnered to play golf with an older gentleman. During the course of our conversation he became aware that I rode a motorcycle daily. After our round we were sitting for lunch and he told me he lost his only son in a motorcycle accident. I told him how sorry I was for...

You can't go wrong with either one. They're both great but I would take a) as each time I ride it I feel its just a bit more "out there".

Absolutely no apologies necessary. A ton of thanks for everything you do.

If this is the trend, I believe there's another factor besides cost. Speaking from an older rider perspective, along with being inseam length challenged, these bikes can offer a way to extend your riding life. Something to consider.

Thanks for taking this on Shane. What a great benefit for all of us here!

Welcome from a fellow east-ender Dunner.

Just a note of caution about Arden Road. The southern portion is asphalt, no problem for sport bikes. The remainder, which is actually the more interesting and challenging portion, is narrower tar/gravel pavement with numerous patches and potential potholes. If there's a heavy rain, the fill can...

Sorry for your loss. I'm sure your Dad would've been proud that he was able to pass on to you, the values that help you celebrate his life and continue on.