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nope, your are wrong...he mentioned he only does about 150, that's barely keeping up with traffic...them minivan's would leave him in the dust...

i only donate to friends...pulling heart strings on kijiji is just poor taste...besides, plenty of people i've ridden with either show up in what they can scrounge at home or wear ski and snowboard gear until they get their riding gear of choice...meh, sell the bike, he's better off...

a biker hassling a cager, way to give us a bad name...i guess in Windsor, "cutting-off" is a whole other meaning...who uses signals anymore anyways...it used to be in toronto we treat cars like pylons, now they just move, makes it more interesting...

they don't need a reason to do a crackdown...they'll tell you anything they want and you'll just have to take it and swallow it...this just gives them more of a reason...

lol...lucky guy when splitting traffic at that speed, lucky, especially at the beginning where he was really ripping it through some close stuff...as for he rest of it, yeah, he rides fast, but in the grand scheme of things, didn't think he was actually that good...more luck than...

i used to cross the go train bridge in port credit to get the train station rather than going down to lakeshore to cross at the road bridge...sometimes you're running your butt off cuz the train is right behind you...yes, had some close calls...had a friend lose an ear when he got clipped...

steering looks awkward...but then again, the whole things look awkward...

...mmmmm...

he'll be able to advise you on that... http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum/showthread.php?154738-Fun-times-on-cold-tires-and-pavement

oooo...my heart sank on that one...not sure which is scarier, when the front washes out or when the rear...i've washed out on the front twice so far...luckily only a few things bent a little on my bike...so i was able to ride off...love my sliders...

well, i did mine for over a month last year until i got fedup and found where the battery was and replaced it. how hard is an RC to bump start?

you've been here since april 2012 and only 43 posts...meh...pathetic...probably just a troll lurker...sorry, wrong site for karma...move along, move along, nothing to see here...

toronto doesn't need stricter laws on these types of accidents, at least not to prevent them, it needs them for the funding to get people better educated in driving a vehicle and we need tougher tests for people to have to pass...get well rider, it was a tough hit...

lol, my parents offered to by me a car of my choice if i gave up the bike, they really didn't want me riding...i still have my bike, and they have since stopped bugging me...i'll stick with bike...it's easier to bump start...

hmmm...maybe i'm used to riding in traffic in toronto, i didn't notice anything wrong about the way people drove...

looks like a mclaren f1 to me

not as entertaining as the 100 crash one from china, but damn, there are some nasty hits...

last year i bump started my bike for a few months cuz the battery would only ever hold enough charge to prime the FI pump...2nd gear, get a good jog up, drop clutch and it would catch either 1st or 2nd try...some of the folks on here were nice enough to hold up traffic for me a few times so i...

if it's constant then sounds like brakes...either the pad is pressing against the rotor too much, or maybe the rotor the way it's mounted got bent so it's pushing against the pad...the rotor might be fine and straight, but might need to be straightened...i am no bike mechanic by a long stretch...

stupid on both parts, really stupid on the drivers part after that and really lucky on the riders part after that...i wonder what i would do?