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This current Liberal government is a total train wreck of corruption and incompetence.They’ve stopped being the Liberal Party and have become the Justin Trudeau Party. When will they and the NDP’s stop holding this country hostage and call an election that Canadians so badly want.

It’s an attempt to buy your vote with your own money, ultimately we are paying for this.I’m getting a little tired of the Liberal party treating this country like their own personal ATM.

This whole thing wreaks of a desperate attempt to improve ratings.

I had 3 Hondas with their non ABS linked braking system in the early 2000’s (2 VFR800’s and an ST1300) and they worked flawlessly. I rode those bikes very aggressively, aggressive enough to get a stunt driving charge in my 50’s. Applying the front brake also activated the rear brake ever so...

Perfect will just have to do.

Not sure how high your ceiling is but typically you would install 5000-6000 lumen fixtures at 8’. I wouldn’t recommend hanging 20,000 lumen fixtures at anything less than 14’, even that’s a little low. I usually hang 15000-20000 lumen fixtures in industrial buildings at about 16’-18’ or more...

I remember reading that in all his years of racing, four time World Superbike Champion Carl Fogarty never ever used his rear brake.

Very true. I remember going to Mid-Ohio in the early 2000’s for the AMA Superbike races and literally tripping over Honda RC51’s. Meanwhile back in Toronto, you were far more more likely to trip over a unicorn than an RC51.

Just exactly what business are you in?

I remember when I was in high school I wanted to surprise my dad and do an oil change on his brand new 1984 Cutlass Supreme, real nice car with buckets, console, rally wheel, the whole nine yards. I had that thing up on ramps in the driveway and I could not get that oil filter off for the life...

This workbench was last months project. I got the drawers from a walk in safe at the old post office in Oshawa and made the bench top. Fortunately I already had the vise and beer fridge.

I keep it set at 5 deg. Celsius starting in December to keep things dry. When I’m out there 2or 3 times at night during the week and maybe an afternoon during the weekend I’ll turn it up to 15 deg. Celsius which is quite comfortable for drinking beer. I would estimate that my gas bill is an...

I put this baby in about 3 years ago. It’s 45,000 btu’s in a 700 sq.ft garage. Wish I had done it sooner.

I’ve never seen one of those.Do they require venting?

I had a 2007 ST1300 that I never really fell in love with.Don’t get me wrong, it was ultra reliable but I always felt like I was a kid driving my dad’s Buick when I rode it. The 2001 VFR 800 I had before that was an absolutely superb motorcycle, I thought that the ST1300 would be more of the...

My longest trip was New Orleans. Watching “Easy Rider” years ago inspired me to do that trip and no, I didn’t drop any acid on the way.

The 3 things I do religiously when putting my bike away for the winter are… 1) Take it it for a good ride and shut it off hot before storage to make sure there’s no condensation anywhere in the engine and exhaust. Ever see water dripping from the exhaust pipe on a cold start car or bike? 2) Put...

Here you go. If it’s 3 conductor plus ground which it probably is, your all set. https://www.facebook.com/share/88oPbB5cTmB8WG1E/?mibextid=79PoIi

A 100A feed to a single car garage is a little overkill in my opinion. Save yourself some money and use #4 aluminum Teck cable for a 60A feed to your garage. You can run it exposed on the ceiling or walls of your basement (no drilling) and bury it directly without conduit. Very tough, durable...

I’ve used the Mobil1 M108 automotive oil filter on my bikes for as long as I can remember. It’s a direct replacement for 90% of Japanese spin on bike filters. You can use the M110 if you have room, it’s about 1/2” longer. Both readily available at Canadian Tire.