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like a p*rnstar... i wanna get my ass on everything. looking forward to triumph, sad no BMW (wanted to get my booty on an r-nine T)

my snow toy is... my husky snow blower. bring on the white stuff (y)

There is a 401 iron butt for anyone interested (this is on the bucket list this year before we pop our first baby). gotta do the whole length of the 401 and back (ie: windsor to QC border and back in 24 hours). its a canadian iron butt (1000km) but a challenge nonetheless. this is just another...

ill be the devils advocate and say even up to a used 500 is fine as you are hopefully a mature rider. there are lots to choose from, relatively cheap as chips. from my experience, id say look at a second gen of any of the following (basically 1994ish and newer) - ninja 250, 300, 500, suzuki...

if costs is an issue (because you asked about insurance cost) consider older used rides for your first bike as you learn. youll need more confidence, and the pride shouldn't drop too much when you inevitably drop it (we all have, dont sweat it). also 125cc is never too small for a sane rider...

yup heres mine in a full spec mid-life crisis accountant spec. not a bad angle on it imo, especially from the rear. rereading OPs post i worry that the lean/bars might be a tad too aggressive but that bike ergo site from previous should settle the dust for you. its been a while since ive sat on...

ever consider a triumph sprint ST/GT? always loved the vfr800 for the single sided swingarm and the utility and sportiness until i rode with a guy in a group and couldnt stop looking at his sprint. bought one now and its got everything i need, looks, utility, can 2 up no problem, etc etc. im...

shameless plug to say a sprint 1050 looks wayyy better as a sports tourer... always wanted a vfr but stumped upon my current steed (08) and couldnt say no.

borrowed a buddy's extra shark helmet when i first started and with the course. when i got my m2 with my own bike, i remember trekking out to GP/Royal in whitby from downtown with him to get my first lid. i was convinced ill get a shark as it was pretty comfortable but right before picking one...

bringing this one up again to see the best place to park around enercare/exhibition for the home show as im planning to ride there tomorrow with the wife. used to park on the north side of the QEW off atlantic and just cross under the GO but im sure that entire area is different now... looking...

so tempted to join and call in "sick" tomorrow to join... but it would be an iron but for me from london and a 6am departure from TO/sauga. at the very least i hope you have a butt load of fun. its gunna be a win win situation - maybe not the colours your want but itll be good riding regardless.

curious how long you charged for and what %/kms you got from it? your trip is my use case (london to etobicoke every few odd weeks). ill be following you as you (hopefully) give us updates, especially during the winter.

For anyone still following this thread... what's your opinion on the Kawartha Lakes loop (all the good roads west and south of Bancroft) vs the Barry's Bay loop thats both posted on here? I'm more familiar with Elephant lake rd and 118 all the way out to Bracebridge.... will I get more...

i would but the wife is too lazy to drive, and the husky cant drive (unfortunately) so its up to me to haul us up there. also not sure if i would wanna, slabbing from london, only for the "decent" roads to start showing up north of peterborough is not worth the hassle for me... man am i getting...

I have my annual (14 yrs and counting) cottage trip with friends (non-riding) up in the Bancroft area this weekend. Someone please convince me that I should spend a little more on a gas and a uhaul trailer to haul the Sprint up with me just to have a quick run at Elephant Lake Road on Friday...

if it wasnt for the poor non-tesla charging network (seems like you need to have 10 different apps and accounts to cover the non-tesla charging network in canada, and half the time they look down or not charging full fast speeds) i would be hopping on the lesser EVs (bolt euv but it needs fast...

elephant lake rd just north of bancroft, short and sweet and has a soft spot in my heart because im always up there for camping/cotty

another +1 for torque.. i have both the adventure and the supertech but i prefer the white cooler colours of the supertech.. very similar to the hwk stuff.. no complaints here https://www.royaldistributing.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=torque

There are none - fellow londoner

I am looking for a new jacket. preferably waterproof. There is this cheaper brand called "Torque" selling at Royal Distributing which I believe is Torque Motorsports from Pakistan. I can't seem to find any reviews on their stuff, does anyone have any insight? Other than they run quite hot in the...