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Is that typical on motorcycles? My bike ran out of battery as I rode home. As soon as I parked the bike, the bike died.

I might end my season, the other day my bike's battery ran out as I parked my bike (luckily it happen when I got home). I'm not sure if its because of the cold or something else is wrong with the bike. It sat outdoors for nearly 9hours, around -4 on my way home.

I guess the saying 'you get what you pay for' really applies here. Well when I spoke to him in May they told me the steps. I'm not sure if the clerks actually did what they said. Yes, I got my trail day less than 6months, the notice came early as even july/august. I think it was around...

Conclusion: Don't use POS services. Next time I'm going with more reputable services.

Outcome of the trail: convicted for speeding. Review: Wayne Archambault Court Services- http://411.ca/business/profile/7739800 Piece of **** service! It ended up costing me more than if I did this myself. The whole point was hiring them was to reduce my charges or get it thrown out. ****ing...

I spoke to the guards today, the grassy area in fact belongs to the parking lot management. They also told me the guy who worked there last May, does not work there any longer. Is there any chance of beating the case without a written document?

It says parking on the boulevard Accumulated it will cost me almost $180. Plus out of the 4 months, the same officer handed out the tickets after arguing with the security.

During the summer I was interning downtown. During that time few other bike and I parked at bremner and york st. In the course of summer I've received 3 tickets from the same spot. I need help fighting these. Background: Beginning of summer, two of the security guards at the lot verbally...

From exp, I found The Personal about 5% cheaper than the desjardin. I believe the personal is for group rates. fyi, Desjardin is the parent company of the personal. @tat2 try ^ or call them a couple times. Some agents make assumptions based on what they've heard. eg, one agent told me I...

Yes, go to the shell promo site. Fill out the form, and mail in the receipt.

I got my M1 in May 2012, M2 in july and bought/ insured my bike mid july. From july 2012 to May 2013, I've insured 3 bikes. (All less than a year on my M)

Judging by your sig, Ninja 300 would be a great upgrade from the 125. Great on fuel, full fairing, looks sexy. My buddies have had no problems on the highway, it can cruise 130 easily.

Unless things have changed, I've been insured 2 week after my M2. No need to wait a year.

Haha I was in the same boat. Don't worry, you will wait a couple years after getting a few quotes. Insurance will be in the range of 3500+

Here is my go, assembled done on paint. lol

Yes in my other video, it was my first time on country roads. I was still getting used to cornering and picking a line. Speed is another bad habit of mine. :\ Thanks mate, I should've brought my gopro to that ride. They were some of the best roads i've ridden this summer. Hope your trip to...

I like the 1st one. I like Matt's font design.

Ok, mr. keith code take a step back. illegal pass on a straight flat road has no harm. I'm pretty sure you can cross a single solid.

Another gtam troll with cliche critique. If you're referring to .20s as a wrong lane pass, that was merging from a side street. I only see few filtering passes at the signal, which can be a bad riding habit.

Oooo big deal, have fun sitting in traffic. I ride wherever a lane opens up. I signalled and shoulder checked every turn, I don't see why I am a bad rider if I speed up the process. *btw it's called filtering