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This is part of the problem, promoting rationalism over irrationalism is nothing to apologize for. For some reason theists are conditioned to expect a "buy" in being criticized publicly. Once it's put on the table it's fair game.

Wrong. Atheists believe in logic, rationalism and the scientific method. The difference between atheists and theists is that we choose to expand our understanding of the unknown through science and logic, whereas theists simply cop out and insert an imaginary friend of their choosing rather than...

About time

I'd be more concerned about the effect that 10 or so amp draw would have on your bikes charging system

and some pretty cool discounts on gear with RTI's vendor partners www.ridertraining.ca/partners

Since you're new you should not be looking for proper riding tips on this forum, go to the source: http://www.ridersplus.com/articles/rider_training_and_bike_safety/Road_Sharing_Tips_from_the_Rider_Training_Institute.php Topical excerpts: 1. What can you see? When considering managing...

\ The Bell 500 is not a Snell certified helmet

It's really stupidly simple to build your own for less than $10, but if you're intent on the real deal you'll most likely have to bite the bullet and purchase one from Princess Auto... or buy a set of vacuum gauges from crappy tire and link them together.

Never did I imply it was an absolute, check my comment to the OP. I stated he could end up with a discount. No false information, no wild claims, no over hyping.

One person's experience will be different than another, and it's no sales pitch. Many companies do credit a year of riding experience, some insist on it, some change their policies on the matter from one year to another. The point of the post was that the OP should check with his company first.

Before you make that call, check with your insurance co. to see if they will credit you with the certificate, you could end up saving more than the cost of the course.

Glad you enjoyed it, you were a great group!

yes, it's published by Amsoil.. but still one of the most in depth oil tests you can find. I've never used the stuff personally: http://wboil.com/motor-cycle-oil-study-second-edition.html

Taking the licensing course is never a bad idea, you will learn/enhance whatever skill set you currently have. Additionally the certificate may lead to an insurance discount, plus many schools (like RTI) offer pricing incentives to graduates for the advanced technical riding courses... so you...

Hmmmm :rolleyes: is that what happened? According to this the driver of the SUV hit the riders... non life threatening injuries for the downed rider either. Seems a far cry from a pair of crazed bikers doing 120 on yonge street...

Looks like it might be part of the casting the crank sits in, try bike bandit to get a better idea: http://www.bikebandit.com/houseofmotorcycles/2005-yamaha-yzf-r6-ca-yzfr6tc/o/m145414#sch523279