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Phew! Always a scary situation.... had an idiot in a black BMW almost nail me from behind at Hwy 20 & Barton - near the Walmart, I came to a stop, was watching in my mirrors... saw him floor it up behind me and nail some construction cones as he swerved last minute to avoid hitting me. Could...

lol! Yeah I did it wrong... not supposed to say it out loud I guess. hah :D

Give him a chance, at least he stuck around... but get it done today - don't wait, if he doesn't want to pay get that claim filed.

Anyone up for a Sunday ride? Supposed to be a balmy 12 degrees!

Welcome to the forums and thanks for serving! :D

You boys like MEX EEEE CO????

Please don't listen to that information, it's false.

That's 100% incorrect. They are different licenses with different restrictions. One applies while driving an automobile and one applies while driving a motorcycle.

Haha well I'm on the other side of the lake from Toronto, this site is pretty much just the Ontario motorcycle forum, or so it seems! If you're ever on this side of the lake I'll show you a few cool roads, probably nothing like you're used to in Cali though...but you'll just have to take what...

lol!

Yeah but unless the cop has a plate # and a good description of the bike and rider as soon as he loses sight he can't prove who that was! :D

Hard to crash when you don't ride, eh Mikey?

I'm smart, not boring. If you're going to ride illegally, don't post where and when it's going to take place on a public forum that I'm sure LEO's frequent.

What's the issue? You want a written ENTRY test to be harder??! Strange... if you want to learn to ride a motorcycle, go and do it.... why do you need the ministry to hold your hand and make sure you know every little thing before you even get on it and experience it?

Welcome! Where in Ontario will you be staying? It's a pretty big place... :D

Fixed that for you.

Oh and what will you be wearing? Let's make it real easy for them to find you illegally riding.... lol

What time?

Mighty Mike - do you even ride?

Nice bike, enjoy the ride! #1 Piece of advice, pretend you're invisible. If you expect every cager to run into you, you can avoid a lot of accidents. I just got my license in September of last year and have already almost been hit a few times, it helps to always plan an exit strategy to avoid...