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You can get user Tiger 1050 not much money and it will do everything. Amazing performance and all day comfort. You just have to have long legs :) FZ6R is almost as heavy as Tiger 1050 and it does not come even close to the power. I have seen tigers come up for sale for 6-7000$ with luggage.

2010 Street Triple, 35000km. Nothing wrong with it at all. It is awesome bike. If anything is wrong with it, it is turning radius.

This guy has lots of parts http://www.kijiji.ca/v-motorcycle-parts-accessories/city-of-toronto/parts-for-triumph-street-triple-and-daytona-675/1077467287?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true

Don't forget to buy stickers :) BRP can be in clouds. We had to bail off it as visibility was zero so consider alternative route.

Consider shipping the bike day before. It reduces the stress on the traveling day. More importantly, when we shipped bikes to Munich last year they did not make it on the airplane. Apparently there was no room. After chasing the bikes for hours we realized they were not loaded in the first...

I had my bikes fully loaded with luggage. They did check contents but there was no issue. Just don't pack aerosols. You can always stop by the cargo area and ask actual people who will accept the bikes. I had to remove mirrors and I placed top box on the seat to make bike smaller. Dangerous...

I shipped two bikes to Europe last summer with air Canada. They were together in a large container and strapped really well. Only problem was that bikes got bumped on next day flight. You can have quater tank of gas and whole process is easier than it looks on paper.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwaJwaTyOB4

I imported trailer parts and registered a home built trailer. No problem at all and no vin.

Bearings need proper cleaning and grease. Mine had been fine so far on originals. Not something I would do in the parking lot either.

I think they are putting keyboards on the pay machines so that you can enter license plate number. Paying is not a problem, how much and for what is not clear. If motorcycle is expected to pay same as a car but take 1/3 of the space that will be an issue. Either way I am sure that technology...

My switch has been going bad for months. I was not sure what it was but if I dropped clutch few times while rocking the bike in gear it would always start. Eventually it got to the point that I had to deal with it while in PA on a few days ride. In my despair I bought HD branded dialectic grease...

It is well covered on the tiger board, I think due to age it needs some love. Can't buy new one, it is part of whole control cube assembly. It is simple enough to sort out...

It is most likely clutch switch. I had same thing on mine. It is intermittent it's hard to troubleshoot. Simple way is to push and hold starter button and pull clutch in few times. If you get crank it is clutch switch for sure. This should be done in neutral. To fix it I pulled switch from the...

People must love those bikes to put up with that much maintenance. I can manage it with trail use but on road I would be changing oil every few days.

There are few differences between Canada and USA, it does not take a genius to realize what happens when anyone can get a gun. If gun society is so great why USA has so many shootings??? Do you guys want USA style havoc here? You arrive to shootout between two people. Who do you shoot at? What...

I looked it up, it is easy... He is not even holding gun sideways...

I see error of my thinking, let me know when I can get my gun. Can't wait to shoot some bad guys. You guys are awesome!

Yup, that is how confusing it would be to have random dudes run into the fight :) Point is simple, two guys shooting at each other, you have gun, who do you shoot? Who does police shoot when they arrive??

So no bad guys can get guns anyway and good guys should get one just in case they need to get one of bad guys in case they do get gun. Lol. Imagine police arriving to shootout I'm sure they would immediately recognize good guys. In one attack car was used. In other soldier was shot in the back...