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I've been wanting to get out to eagles nest, but I assumed the track would be ****ed with so much rain lately. No jumps at bracebridge, just pavement.

Thanks for the input Chad. However, I've been there more than 10 times, the "old man" doesn't ask you for ****. He takes "donations". You can give him 5 bucks and walk away if you wanted to be an ***. His deal is $20/hour of riding. Not once has he checked anyone's hour meter.

Go for it. You can do a few laps with the knobbies too if you like.

Few of us going up on Sunday. Good chance for anyone that hasn't been there to check out the track. PM me for details.

Just swap the coolant, no safety wiring. Go up and ride as much as you want, when you're done if the old man hasn't come out to get your money, just knock on his door and give it to him.

if at operating temperature is the key

Going to be there tomorrow and a group of us will be going up this coming Saturday, hopefully.

Location: Highway 11 and Kirk Line W - about 5 km north of Bracebridge. http://maps.google.ca/?ie=UTF8&ll=45.072005,-79.300432&spn=0.011865,0.027874&t=h&z=16 Cost: $20/hour of riding - if you stay there for 5 hours and ride 1 hour, it's still $20. Bike tech: Just swap antifreeze w/ water...

Silverdale is the best value. I'll be there sunday.

They responded, thanks. Our rep at Sun Life told me: "You would not be covered if you inflicted the injury on yourself intentionally. For example: if you are racing, you are obviously not trying to injury yourself, but if you crash doing the 'superman trick', you hurt yourself taking undue...

Has anyone been able to contact them lately? Tried to call the guy several times in the past and all I got was an answering machine. Never responded to my voicemail either..

I'd assume it's speed and load. The smaller the tire, the faster it needs to rotate, thus generating more heat. The heavier the load, the higher the tire temperature that it generates as well.

12 inch tires are perfectly fine for up to 120 km/h. I haven't had a problem keeping it at 135 km/h with 2 dirt bikes loaded all the way to Shannonville.

Yea I got a 5x8 right now set up for 3 dirt bikes. I'd get the HF one just for the fact that it can fold for storage, but I just noticed that it's a 4x8..3 bikes is going to be a squeeze.

That's what I thought, thanks Dave. Don't like those Pingle chocks..they don't look like they do much. I could never justify the price.

Is it possible to fold the trailer in half even if it has a wheel chock installed???

Re: To the driver charged with stunting on the 404 today winning first post

This would be my weapon of choice for running from the cops:

Re: GTAM - The Members & Their Bikes... wow there's a lot of asians on this site

yessss only go into that plaza at night if you own a civic and look like this: