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Offroad only? Call State Farm. Kirk Norris in Peterborough sorted my dirtbike out. Everyone else tried to make me pay for on road use aswell.

Hmm... My State Farm Agent is Kirk Norris in Peterborough I use him for my dirt bike. It wasnt correctly in the system if I recall but he made it work. As noted I now use TD Auto for my street bike insurance

I think they made a mistake with their quote as they go strictly by CC so the KTM should be cheaper.

Order a cover from Ebay if you cant get out to a store. For all mechanical needs Google Rosey Toes.

They just check your lights and horn to make sure they work in the parking lot. There is no skills to test there.

Dirt bike maintenance isnt that bad. oil and wash your bike. follow routine maintenance. A ganaraska forest trail pass is about 150 for the season. You also need off road insurance about 140 for the year. This year I spent maybe 150 on maintenance(clutch replacement) plus the trail pass and...

Thats very expensive.

Where did you see that the bi lingual sign is no longer required? HTA seems pretty clear that it is required.

An enduro is basically a race through the forest. I wouldnt classify it as abuse. When I ride enduros it is no different from riding in the woods in a non race with friends.

I would try this...

Perfect Thanks man. I called them and they are looking into it.

Im looking for something like this http://www.memtechbrush.com/brush-seals/sectional-overhead-doors.htm

The bottom is fine its along the top there is the space between the frame and the door.

Anyone know where to get a brush to go along the top of a garage door to seal it from the elements. There is a big gap in my garage which leads to a cold work area in winter.

might just need a charge.

lol - exactly right on both points.

As egg shells impact the edges continue to push into the paint chipping it constantly as it is broken apart. Thus leaving a section where effectively the paint has been sanded away. In my case to the bare metal it seems.

Changed doesnt always equate to being at the correct tension.

Loose chain, vacuum loss. Is it Speed or RPM?

I wouldnt say that. Measure voltage with bike running. Does the voltage increase with throttle? (5000 - 7000 RPM) If so charging system is working.