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There's lots of companies out there selling used acrylic ones. Inflatable sounds like a ticking time bomb to me. 220V is the only way to go. Maintains temps extremely well, powerful jets and is 50% more efficient than the 110V units that are sold by CT and the like. I have an older 220V tub, and...

SOAR Race License 5 Trackdays and a set of slicks at Pro6 Some Jamaican Jerk and Bison pepperettes Definitely not a Supershow, but worth a walk around, see some bikes, thumb through some gear and chat with Ken and the gang at the SOAR booth all for the price of a few Starbucks coffees ;)

Pretty cool builds in this forum. Everything from quite simple to pretty serious accommodations - http://tnttt.com/viewforum.php?f=42&sid=c838bcdd66ca48ffd56295c6bd6af173

Rode it home from the shop on Saturday. I think that's it for me. Safe riding out there to all the hardcore, all weather riders!

Poor bird got spooked

Toronto is screwed. Endless band-aid repairs with no long-term improvements. 100+ year old utilities to service the 100,000 people per year influx. So much red tape around off-hours services (construction, garbage pick-up, deliveries, etc.) that you have commuters mixed with commercial...

Just remember they need to be snug, not cranked down. A lot of people compress the crap out of their suspension....just a little is all it needs to stabilize the front wheel (especially with the corrugated floor that uhaul has. Tire shouldn't turn once inside a "groove")

^^ That's an awesome (and important) one GreyGhost! :thumbup: I've never considered that, but I've got a couple at home that'll be heading that way now! Thanks.

No key ring. Just the key and a small soft rubber tag from Deals Gap. Scratched triples make me crazy...

Less debate, more pictures of trailer set-ups!

Pretty serious patience Mel. Would have been a scary one with the visor up ;)

I bought the Driven brake guard that's inserted into the bar end. I have stock bars, so didn't have room for the Woodcraft style one. The Driven guard has a breakaway top, so in the event of a crash, your hand will slip out from the bar, but will protect from front or side contact from another...

Simple Green? I've used it in the past. With a little elbow grease it works well. Keep an eye on your tires afterwards, b/c the product is a bit slippery on rubber. Also, with that much build-up, I would be removing the chain guard and the front sprocket cover and scraping off the thick gunk...

What package did you and your wife do? Dual Sport Clinic? I have a decent amount of dirt experience, but my wife has little to none. I would like to do something like this next year.

Newman, that's really cool to have Lindsay, front and rear in one video. Nice work.

Congrats and welcome to the addiction! Beautiful bike by the way.

Winterized the RR and tucked her in until May. Bitter-sweet really. Sad that my Rookie year is over, but great to have it in one piece and running great still at the end of the season.

I purchased the 3 venom wheel chocks from them last Christmas. Tight fit on the front tire, stablizes bikes very nicely on the trailer (better than the PA ones).....well spent $50/ea IMO. Quick shipping, good sales, support local business, but as mentioned, know what your buying.

Unless you're 135lbs and happen to be the exact spec Yamaha built the bike around, I would say some Ohlins/Elka/etc suspension bits should be in the top of that list no?

BNIB US model Yamaha EF2000is for the price of a used one locally. A few guys out there bringing them across on Kijiji/Craigslist. Some get lucky with off-brands, some get 2 days and need a rebuild/replacement. I'd be the one who gets 2 days, so figured I'd go for the Yamaha and buy once.