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Just curious, who has been in a crash and how many? I'm referring to ones on the street. Maybe we can all learn from each others' mistakes? I've been in 3:In a single lane road the car infront didn't have turn signals on and began a left turn. Then suddenly the car veered right to make a right...

For the summer, I wear kevlar cargo pants (reinforced at the knee and bum). Underneath I wear Dainese V Knee guards: If I'm going for a long ride, I also wear VnM gear underneath everything for added comfort.

Thanks guys. I didn't find a way to delete them in the software. I had to go to my GPS device and delete them: Tools > My Data > Delete Favorite(s) There's an option to Select All, or one at a time. It's a glaring omission to not be able to do it in the software if you ask me.

Does anyone know how to delete a waypoint from the GPS device's Internal Storage? Pressing the Delete key doesn't work and when I right click on it with the mouse, there is no delete option. :help:

Here's one right after Gilligan finished a burnout in January https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YM3k49GLUtY

Bridgestone surprised by COTA front tyre issues http://www.motorcyclenews.com/mcn/sport/sportresults/motogp/2014/april/apr1614-bridgestone-surprised-by-cota-tyre-issues/ So basically Bridgestone says the tires were perfect, it's just that they're weren't meant to be raced on.

Auto reverse was when the tape finished, it would automatically switch to the other side. Or, you could push a button and it would switch to the other side right away.

I'm sorry for your loss. Sounds like Colin makes you a better person even in his absence.

They didn't even talk about auto reverse lol

you will after watching these kids. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uk_vV-JRZ6E

It depends on the bike, your riding style, the ambient temperature, the tire manufacturer/model, how much you weigh and whether the groundhog saw his shadow or not that year. My personal preference is 34R 36R.

Try lifting up your chin before turning your head and/or dropping your elbow.

I was going to suggest the same thing. Have a look at some dual sports eg. Suzuki DR-Z 400, and/or some "Adventure" bikes like the Suzuki Vstrom, Kawasaki Versys, etc.

RIGHT turner has RIGHT of way. That's how I remember it. Therefore, purple has ROW.

My $0.02. I was really surprised at the grid lineup after qualifying, but not surprised at how the race finished except for VR#46 finishing 2nd -- happy but surprised. The fact that JL#99 crashed out and MM#93 was still recovering from a broken leg -- this was the best that VR#46 could hope...

I joined last year at Forsythe Farms in Markham, but they're closing down their Markham location so I'll be looking for a new CSA. The challenge is getting a lot of one thing at once. If you are resourceful and can look for different recipes with the same vegetable, then no problem. Plus it...

Lol, sorry no pics this time.

I don't know about you, but the test rides I've been on were at a granny's pace. Sure there might be bursts of acceleration, but I wouldn't call it abuse. Unless you're talking about 100's of people getting on and off it. There may be scuffs on the tank from zippers, or the body work from boots...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vc5KwG59tTU Not the best grocery getter, but the Y2K jet bike is certainly a head and ear turner!

Don't worry, I got the speedo on my Go Pro video!