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Indeed, I've come across 3 or 4 in the last few months. First time I saw those chargers, I was like 'wait a minute....what are those things on the roof' then it hit me. Thankfully I wasn't street racing Toretto at the time. Yup it's 100% legal, as long as there are no lights and they don't...

LMAO, you just made my day. Yup, there was a confusion I pointed out to earlier; I was under the impression that there is a Gasoline version of the T6.

This might help a few spot these undercover vehicles. One thing to watch out for are the rims. Another thing is, lets say you are behind the car and can't see the rims, the second you spot those two caps on the roof (which are used for radio communication) know for sure it's an unmarked...

There is a T6 for diesel engines and another for gasoline engines AFAIK, I couldn't find the gasoline version. EDIT: Looks like there is only one T6 which is labelled for Diesel engines, but apparently used in gasoline engines with no problems.

Thanks will check it out too, I'm in Peel.

Hi Matt Mladin, thanks for caring about the young. The scum of the Earth, that's who. scumbags have walked up to kids with iPhones, snatched them out of their hands and walked away. Some even beat up children (nonparental fashion), you think stealing a kid's bike is crazy?

Agreed, I don't think there's such a thing as a racing oil that is not fully synthetic with added ester formulations anyway, so like Brian said, it's just a name. Plus no way a company would sell a racing grade oil, especially a brand name like Castrol for dirt cheap like that.

I'll pass by it then. The only T6 I found was the Diesel version. Exactly.

So I can't find Rotella T6 anywhere. All the oils are either car oils with friction modifiers or motorcycle oils that aren't synthetic. While Motul 7100 is good, it is pretty expensive given that there are alternatives for substantially less. Canadian Tire and Walmart do not have Rotella T6 or...

The only thing that bothers me about this Castrol 'Grand Prix' oil is that it doesn't say anywhere that it is fully synthetic. How can it be a Grand Prix oil and not be fully synthetic?

Just a general tip, if you come across any bottle of oil that says energy conserving anywhere, know for a fact that it is incompatible with motorcycles. Because what that means is the oil contains friction modifiers that will cause the clutch to slip and therefore isn't suitable for motorcycles.

It is great value for sure, but again that is one fugly *** bike!

Hey Trials, I'm coming over LOL.

Excellent, I'll make sure to wear the lifejacket while riding and put a sticker saying 9HP one the bike.:cool:

If anyone has a litre track bike post- 2012, please message me I'm interested.

I bow my head to you for wanting to go racing at 58, you clearly have the passion for it. I hope you find a way to get the insurance you're looking for.

Great feedback guys. So I take it the MX bikes don't require insrance; as long as you're riding off road then you're good I'm assuming? That's a great pic of father and daughter.

That is exactly the kind of thing I'm talking about, glad to see there are guys out there who do this. I'm looking forward to finding a decent dirtbike so I don't have to give up riding completely in the winter except when the snow is too deep. Yup, agreed. I've already looked into tires and...

Does anyone ride Motocross/dirtbikes in the winter when its snowing, either because they're crazy (good kind of crazy) or to keep their skills sharp, fun etc. If not, would you do it.

Thanks for all the feedback guys. Will keep my eye out on the classifieds on here and Kijiji.