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There is concessions that are open on race weekends for sure. Sobeys is just down the road and there is also Tim Hortons, Subway, and some other places 5 minutes from the track.

Chemical Guys Canada http://chemicalguyscanada.ca Info@chemicalguyscanada.ca to place an order. They have a location in Bradford, and another opening soon in Mississauga.

Not mine, but another Soar racers CBR1000 http://www.kijiji.ca/v-sport-bikes/brantford/amazing-track-race-bike/1025203179?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true

I recently flew with Porter for the first time to the U.S. and aside from smaller planes being louder/bumper etc it was smooth sailing through the whole check in process. We checked in for our flight online the night before to make it easier when we got there. The only thing we had to wait a...

Looking for a radiator for a Yamaha R6r 06-current. Let me know if you've got one for sale.

Speedworx in Markham. Prices are listed on their website, but give them a call to discuss what tires might be best for you, based on the kind of riding you do. http://www.speedworxsuperbike.com

WD40 in the key hole, and try pushing down on the gas cap (the end opposite the hinge) while trying to turn the key.

Track layouts link: http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum/showthread.php?178483-In-2014-Grand-Bend-will-now-have-6-track-layouts!&p=2106420&viewfull=1

Racer5. Keep your eyes open for some show specials, and go talk to them at the January motorcycle show. Showing up for your first track day and getting proper instruction and not having to worry about bike prep or anything is a way better way to start off. You'll learn way more in a day in...

My EU2000i runs 2 sets of Bickle's no problem.

Contact Speedworx. They run the CBR250 racing program for Honda Canada. They know these bikes and can sort you out. Speedworx: Unit 10 Heritage Road Markham, Ont 416-225-5000 Fawaz@racer5.ca speedworxsuperbike.com

Assuming nothing has changed with this in the last few years, you can get a temp sticker for 10 (?) days. You need to prove having insurance and pay the taxes on the bike at the MTO, then they issue a temp sticker so you can ride to get your safety done etc.

http://www.torontomotorsportspark.com/raceway/index.html?p=flash Pretty sure they only take cash at the gate too. At least that's how it was last year.

Head over to Grand Bend and do Racer5. It's not far from Hamilton, fresh pavement 1.5yrs ago, and is tons of fun! Signing up for Racer5 is a good way to learn how to ride on the track from the pros. Use the Racer5 cbr125 to learn all the proper skills that you can transfer to your own bike...

I had Watson Design on my RR, they're flush mount, they were much brighter then the Hotbodies junk that came on the bike. They came with the resistors built in and were straight plug and play. They're expensive, but pretty damn bright. I put a Tripage integrated taillight on it too. Look on...

Call Fawaz at Racer5 Speedworx. Unit 10 15 Heritage Road Markham Phone: 416-915-4135 Email: Info@Racer5.ca

This^^. You could find a nice Ninja 250 for around $3000 that doesn't need any work, and sell it next year for almost the same amount. Not to mention the money you would probably save on insurance. A $3000 1996 bike can become a money pit really quickly... IMO

Honda CRF. http://motorcycle.honda.ca/dealerlocator/ontario/toronto

The Harbour Freight wheel chock looks similar to that LockandLoad wheel chock, but its only $40. http://www.pit-bull.com/trailer-restraint-types.shtml Welding the trailer together would probably make it better, but I'm not going to bother. Adding the plywood and bolting it through all the...

I have the same trailer and used 3/4 plywood for mine with galvanized hardware. I also got the harbour freight wheel chock, which still requires the forks to be compressed. The only thing I've seen that avoids compressing the forks is the Pitbull restraint, unfortunately it cost as much as the...