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You can in Italy and spain as well, maybe France also. I was surprised when I saw a bunch of sport quad downtown Roma with the plate and turning light on it, it looks awersome :D

I heard that on the news. But I thought that it was only a healthcare insurance

A soon as I have my new front tire installed I'll ride under that rain. For now, it's parked. I'm not going outside with less than 1mm of thread on my front tire....I guess we'll have a ****** summer!

I did 180 with a '98 Tercel :D It was ****ing stupid....but I did it lol

Using more often your motorcycle won't help you to save money...Until now, I spent 3 000$ on my bike (insurance, maintenance) and 3 518$ on my car (insurance, maintenance) I'm not calculating the monthly payment of 170$ for my bike neither the 210$/month for my car....so, if gas is too...

Break in procedure from a honda shop in which one of my friend worked: Turn on the engine, rev it at 3000rpm wait until the thermostat is full open shut down the engine, flush the oil, put new oil, ride it like you stole it. Just before going out of the factory, they "pre-break in" your engine...

Canada actually has contract with the US, in which we HAVE to sell them a minimum of barrel of oil everyday, even if we can't supply our self. It's going to hurt in around 6 years following that contract. BTW, I was in Spain 3 weeks ago and gas was cheaper over there! In France it was the same...

If you don't know why lane splitting is illegal (and dangerous) pay yourself a flight to the city of Rome...Its easier to put lane splitting illegal than to make a rule for every single situation. Over there (rome) scooter and motorcycle are just going crazy on the road, around 90% of...

If you don't like apartment style condo, go townhouse, at least, most of the time you get a garage in wich you can put your motorcycle so it doesn't get stolen after 3 days.

Do it yourself then! From Ebay, its 120$+shipping to have a tire balancing, then you can build your own tire mount....and to remove the tire, just cut it down anyway you won't use it anymore. So for 200$ (or 3 tires changes) you have all your tools! It worth it specialy if you do around...

Me next "new" old-ride will be a VFR800A 2004. I didn't know what to choose between a triumph 675 and a vfr...the triumph is not really nice for long travelling. I'd like to own a street SS, but I hate StateFarm...

I heard they create one. I hope it's not a fake! EDIT: My mistake, they are trying to create one.

Wow, that's way too overkill. Read your owner book. For my first bike, Kawasaki ex650r 2007, oil change was every 12 000km. If they say that, it's because its safe to do. I was doing it every 7 000km. Are you changing your car oil every 1000km also?

Gun regitry is F***** useless. A couple years ago, the governement released some number and they believe that 6-7 million firearm AREN'T registered in Canada.....A co-worker already offered me to get an prohibited gun for me, from one of is friend in Montréal, I refused. Firearm registry will do...

I received many firearm by canada post, its 100% legal! I own 9 firearms, the older one is from 1906, the most recent one is a cz-858.

I got this one: "you're under 30 y old, we only insured biker over 30" lol, went to my statefarm agent next my door (1km...) doesn't care, quote me 1114$ at 21 y old for 2007 R6....but i didn't sell my kawa ex650r, so i didn't make the move :( I bought a track bike this automn.... it's a kind...