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Totally agree with this. Don't forget that unmarked cars are also good for patrolling in some areas when they are looking for illegal activity but don't want to roll through with a fully marked car. It often tips off folks as to what's going on. As for seeing the same vehicle in the same...

It varies from dealership to dealership but also model to model. I was talking to a Suzuki dealer last year (owner/main sales rep) about the new Van Van when it came out. I mentioned about how cool I thought it was and he said it was more of a pain in the a** for him than anything. He showed...

Classy Chassis and Cycle's 12th Anniversary bash is on today from 11am to 3pm! See Jason Thorne FMX team fly through the air doing their stunt show, Live Music from the Robin Hawkins Band Food by Two Fat Greeks Lots of Vendors And the Ride for Sight will have a booth there where you can...

I don't understand why they wouldn't just use the CB500 motor to make a CRF500L like they did with the CB250 motor to make the CRF250L? To me if you're making a dual sport motorcycle for recreational trail riding and you want it to be usable on the street too as a true dual sport, this would...

I find I'm quite comfortable in my full leather jacket and gloves until 25c then I need to open the vents and even unzip a little of the main zipper. By 27c I start to get uncomfortable. I still keep the jacket on and deal with it by sweating. I am considering a convertible jacket like an...

These are the ones that the IBA recommends and they pretty much don't endorse anything! https://ldcomfort.com/Mens-Riding-Shorts.html Just about everyone on their forum recommends them which to me is high praise. I'm ordering my pair this week. 4 way stretch moisture wicking fabric means...

Another BBQ in support of the Ride for Sight is happening at Snow City Cycle tomorrow, Thursday May 24! Swing by and grab a $2 hotdog and a $1 drink! The weather is going to be great so head out for a ride after work, satisfy your hunger and support a great cause!

I doubt he could do it again with 1000 chances. It's one of those amazing flukes that can't be explained.

Lightest full tourer I can think of is the Honda NT700v. Was never available in Canada (too bad because it was a fantastic motorcycle) but a few got imported from the US and can be found from time to time. Unfortunately they were only sold in the US for 2 or 3 years so parts may be an issue...

I always remember back in the early 2000's several of my riding buddies who had SS bikes swapping out various parts for carbon fibre or aluminum bits, and ALWAYS bragging about the weight they saved and how it made them "faster". I would listen, nod politely and then pat them them on their...

Not sure how practical it is once you factor in weight of the system itself, cost of purchase/installation and maintenance of system. Does it need to be recharged after a use? Do you need a special tool or gas to recharge it? I guess I'm getting old, but I like my bikes fairly low tech. I...

If they can use it catch speeders like this and get them off the road then I think it's money well spent. Say he had caused an accident at those speeds. A wrecked car or two and a few personal injuries and it doesn't take long to add up to $2 million. Not to mention the suffering and anguish...

Congratulations Pilot! It feels great, doesn't it? I will say that yes, you could have done the SS2000k, but it feels like a bit of a cheater ride to me. It doesn't match up with any of the Imperial distance rides, it was made just for the Metric countries. Even their SS3000k is a bit of a...

IMO, any bike in the 500cc+ realm that is certifiable, running well and in fair to good cosmetic shape is worth $2,000, regardless of age. You can find bikes out there for less, but chances are by the time you fix the few things it needs to cert you're pretty well at the $2k mark anyway. If it...

I find the old adage of price, speed, quality but you can only have two of the three generally applies to most shops. I've been luck enough to find all 3 with Clarington Cycle. Work is always done right, on time and at a fair price. That is why I've had all my bike work done there for over a...

I did my first SS1000 last July and really enjoyed it. I was sufficiently sore from doing it on my Bandit and found myself trading it for an ST1300 less than 2 months later! The main thing is to read the rules, read them again, and then read them again. The IBA is very particular about their...

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I've been using Spectro 4 10w40 for years. Worked well in my Virago 1100 and my Bandit 600 and will be using it in the ST. Affordable and does the trick. http://www.spectroshop.com/4-stroke-street/spectro-4-10w-40-gallon/prod_23.html I get mine at Clarington Cycle.

Dude if you like the colour, buy the bike. Just make sure the dealership has fixed the recall before you pick it up. If there are 18's in the dealership you should be able to deal on a new non-current '17. That green frame/grey paint is sick looking!

If memory serves, you would technically be jumping to a proper super sport. The generation of ZZR you are looking at was literally the previous version of the ZX6r re-badged as the ZZR when the newer generation of the ZX6r came out. I don't remember if they tuned it differently or not, but...