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Nice try troll :lmao:

haha yep solid rear axle.

I loved the scout at the motorcycle show, it's a really sweet machine. But I'm biased and will have to say the bonnie!

that's not it either as I've had the wheels switched a couple of times and the noise persisted. I usually do the wheel swap in the shop I work at (in parts) but this last spring I did them in my garage. checked torque, that's not the issue.

I replaced my rear brakes (with OEM parts) about a year ago, probably under 10000kms of not too aggressive driving. Some of my coworkers (lexus techs) said it might be suspension noise too but it only happens when I apply the brake, and only seems to come from the passenger side. there's a...

thanks for all the suggestions! I'm riding today and the next so, trying not to think about it :D though I'm thinking of taking it in on Friday which I should start planning for.

I've been to steeda for LCA install but I figured they're not in the business of diag. WK seems like a good bet, I think he even replied to my post, and Hamiltons not that far.

All done

Same just happened to my gf on her wal mart rewards card. 1100+ flight tickets with Lufthansa. Not the first time it happens with this card either.

Re: Yamaha R6 Highway crash in Toronto- REPOSTED Rider actually had plenty of room and that car was braking for a long time. Not sure why he kept his speed on their tail.

Is one person wearing pajamas? I've seen a pack of morons in those onesies last year. Cool guys...

What if this guy was a practicing Satanist? Isn't that denying him his freedom of religion?

Reason I ask is because I'm moving into a newly built condo soon and intend to park the bike (and potentially an addition for the wife) behind my car. If it's blocked in and covered, I don't really see the risk.

I don't know why condo garages are feared. I just stayed at an airBNB downtown (bloor and Bathurst) and not only would it be difficult for a random "guest" to enter the tenant parking area, but I also saw (from the guest parking side, past a fence) two bikes, and in such an "urban" environment...

Re: Wheel Rim Cleaners kerosene is also used to clean the chain so it wouldn't damage it. But clean the chain while doing the wheels and relube and you're good to go.

riding! obviously, but seriously speaking losing about 100lbs (max was 320 about 10 years ago, I stand at 220 now) giving up meat, dairy, eggs about 7 years ago not for health reasons though...gross as ****, so **** that ****. being ditched by my high school friends who couldn't roll with...

Pathfinder. I will never forget my mom's 98 that I was driving when someone plowed into it after losing control on an icy road. No winter tires, oriental... the pathfinder was scrapped unfortunately after over 10 years of trouble free service.

I went to brofasco a few years ago but they had a "minimum" order so I just ordered 10 of the same nut I needed, actually came in handy. But now I'm looking for something I only need two of, coincidentally saw this thread yesterday, called bolts plus, was told they had them and no minimums purchase.

I'm not a cat person but for the love of satan don't do this :x

I have one now for 3 years and it's great! Only on some bikes, the bar right in the centre gets in the way of plugs or filters, but it's been great on 3 bikes I've owned.