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KTM 500 EXC/Husqvarna 501 seems to be the bike of choice for former sport/track bike riders, and it is a great choice.

Sorry I made a mistake about the inner liner separating because it does not. It is just loose in there and difficult to put back on after having it on for a while. It does seem waterproof to me as well.

This is a great looking bike, always been my favorite of all the sport bikes out there. Good luck with the sale.

I have these gloves and do not recommend them. They have the inner later that separate which make it really hard to put your hand back in after you take the glove off. I think it is because it is not breathable that makes the inside wet and not because it is not waterproof.

Most likely a very casual ride down some gravel roads. I have ridden my CB500X through the small bike route, so it is doable with any bike. You will just go slower.

If you are tall enough, I would highly recommend this. Unfortunately for me, I am only 5'7". [emoji21]

"If the voltage drops below 9.5 volts, the battery has very low capacity and should be replaced." http://www.yuasabatteries.com/faqs.php?action=1&id=30

I hear that guy is a good rider.

I've shown these videos before, but you might find them interesting. https://youtu.be/Jy5RKXPAap4 https://youtu.be/i3Rd3dUxrb0 This is in 2015 the first year riding in the dirt, now I can ride singletrack on my CB500X.

Here is a video of Dave taking it easy and me trying my hardest to keep up with him at Moto 86. This guy is fast on pavement and in the dirt. https://youtu.be/YaihOgdhnW4

Also beware that once you start riding dirt bikes, you will all want to buy one. Put that in the budget. [emoji16]

The CB500X is a great bike for exactly what you want to do with it. It is not a real adventure bike, it is "adventure style" only. If you have plans in the future of riding rougher roads, the 17" rim will limit what you can do. I have this bike with TKC80 tires and it'll go many places people do...

Is this bike reasonably priced?

Some new Canadians are still riding, it is the best way to cure the itch.

Thanks. Kiwi is taking the pictures. I figured this was a great time to learn how to wheelie, soft snow to cushion my fall if I fail badly.

Lake Scugog with kiwi.

I finally got out on the ice, still a lot of snow but a ton of fun. I am looking forward to see how it is riding without the snow. Sent from my SM-A520W using Tapatalk

Great to hear you say you want to ride again. Every Thursday you can take a Spyder for a demo ride at Snow City. My wife has one and I do enjoy riding it. It does not lean, but I believe that will be a great thing for you as it is so planted and safe to ride.

Here it is. I am a noob rider with limited skills, so the video is only to show you what it looks like. I am not trying to say I am a skill rider by any means, but if we're bringing out measuring tapes...... https://youtu.be/tk085lISl-E

I think my dick is bigger than all of yours. If anyone wants to measure and compare, my challenge is out there for all you guys (and girls). [emoji23]