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Im in Grimsby, ill try and make it out to some of these.

how could anyone argue that anyways haha

Took my bike to Adrian for new tires and a safety. He was super flexible with drop off and pick up dates due to the weather being silly this time of the year. He's a super friendly guy, can clearly tell he is passionate about what he does. Did a thorough safety and inspection of the bike, found...

Ford fusion, which makes even less sense.

The service I've got from places like sportbiketrackgear and revzilla, is second to none. I do typically try canadian places first though, especially when the dollar is like it is right now.

Good videos, they seem really passionate about the project. It was a shame they had to cut WSBK season short last year, seemed like they were starting to make good progress. Bike sounds great in the second video.

Shocked to hear that TD does that. Glad i didn't end up switching to them lol.

Well in that case, yes i was referring to the bike being bad lol

Leon Camier can't catch a break.

Question from your add, is the rear stand from the video the one you mention in your kijiji add? Thats a $60 stand. Not trying to be a dick, just hope you didn't actually pay that.

Has to be some kind of no porn rule on this site.

Paint looks great!

That was fantastic

Looking good, i think the white will look nice.

Looking forward to see how this build goes.

Not really helping me out in the laziness department, but that's probably the best idea. Thanks for all the suggestions.

Thanks for the suggestions. I think it's pro Honda hp coolant, solely based on the colour. I'll pick up a bottle of that and just add it for now. Then when I change the air filter and everything's apart I'll do the full flush.

So recently bought a 2006 Honda CBR600RR. Since the weather was nice today, i decided to change the oil. When i was changing the oil i noticed the coolant reservoir was kind of low, slightly below the low level line. Im wondering if i can just add more coolant, but i have no idea what brand was...

I would vote go without the fairing.

For what its worth, and thank god nothing happened if we were in fact in the wrong. When i got my first bike when i was 18(now 27 and only did this for my first bike) my dad and i did this exact same thing. I at the time was with a big name insurance company, both of our names were on the...