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Brian P has you sorted. Great list. Keep in mind these are basic hand tools that are just great to have around for many things for many years to come. Don't think of them as a "bike expense" rather an investment in your future projects as well ;)

Have a lowered Ninja you want back to factory ride height? Ninja 250 OEM rear suspension "dogbone" Fits 2008+ Ninja 250r Wife's bike was lowered immediately after purchased brand new. Under 50km on them. $60 obo

Complete set wheels and rain tires. Wheels are true and in good condition. Includes carrier/cush drive Only 2 slow sessions on the rain tires. Almost new condition. Make an offer.

Great product and great customer service too... The face plate/decal on the module came off my wife's bike. Emailed Oxford, got a few decal in the mail within a week.

ugh, not a fun way to start the season. Hopefully the damage is minimal.

Chest protector too or just helmet, goggles, gloves and boots?

That thing looks like it would tramline like crazy! What would be the comfortable and safe line/track?

Very interested, I'll give you half your asking price #kijidiot

OP - Do you NEED a dual stage snowblower? Huge to store. Many moving parts. Heavy. I bought a Toro Power Clear 721 E a few winters ago. Single stage to keep things simple. Deeper the snow, the further it throws it. Starts first pull every time. Haven't even tried the electric start because its...

Dunlop Rain tires on black OE wheels - $750 obo Comes c/w rotors and sprocket carrier/cush drive. Both rotors and wheels are straight and true. 2 trackday sessions only. Pretty much brand new. Fits 2003-2006 Honda CBR600rr Specs: Front - 120/70R17 KR189 WA Rear- 185/55R17 KR404 WA

Millborough Line from Concession 10 all the way up to Campbellville Road is all fresh gravel too. Changes at the tracks, so keep an eye out.

Monday and Tuesday, the lead Marshall's warned everybody of the slight water seepage on that seam at the rider's meeting. Good odds that was a contributing factor.

I'll be there Monday and Tuesday. Looking forward to it!!

Toss the front and roast the rear as BrianP suggested. As they say, "those who save on tires, spend on bodywork"

Now THAT was a good, morning chuckle! Que the circus music.

Caught a good sale at Christmas on Floor Liners for our SUV. Awesome price and was at my door in a few days. Agreed, pricing can be beat at other locations on some stuff. Always worth a look though.

He was still hovering around at 4pm. We were doing well under the speed limit as there was all kinds of traffic at Terra Nova (wedding it looked like) and we still got a nasty stare down from him. Looked like a pleasant guy just itching to nail someone.

Take 5 minutes and list it on Kijiji.ca or Trader.ca with a few pictures for cheap (and as-is if you want). Dealer would likely offer you less than half of what its worth if you could even get them to take it.

It looks like he's done that exact same service before for ADay2Long. - http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum/showthread.php?155608-Bike-Shop-in-Milton-quot-Ace-Moto-Tech-quot-Customer-Recommendation/page12 Adrian has rebuilt and set up my race bike (Ohlins) and my street bike (Showa BPF). Feel...

An afternoon at Norman Hardie! You won't regret it.