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Isn't it against the rules to say where it is to others? I'll share the location though lol.

Awwww, I know exactly where that last one is too. Too bad I have no time to play.

'Round these parts the good ol' boys sit on the front porch with shotguns, waiting for you city folk to show! (At home, its in my garage hidden, and at the GF's, it now goes underground. My biggest theft deterent device is the fact its an EX500. :) )

I live in Woodstock too, so I'm not too concerned about crime. Mostly jerks lol.

I'm thinking about some kind of security this year too. I parked it in the gf's underground parking last night and came back this morning to find it was in gear. Somebody must have been sitting on it and messing around. I never leave it in gear.

Hmm, I'll have to see if my local CT has one. That'd be better than putting my good GPS on the bike again this summer.

I've got the same one, only in green. I've had it for 3 years/45,000 kms of riding and its in decent shape. The rubber trim on the bottem has started to come loose, and the visor flips up freely now on shoulder checks. But otherwise its been a very comfortable helmet and I'm pleased with it...

Driver's training taught a full stop as pausing for two seconds, and that is what I was also told was the requirement when I took my drivers tests back in the day.

Nothing. BTW, legislation was just passed to ban you from riding your crotch rocket. It takes more gas than a sub-compact car, has no emission controls and it's dangerous. Dangerous things cost tax payers money for health care. So yeah. Still think government needs to control everything? Fat...

Bike shop or Canadian tire. Yes, it is easy. Do a google search on winterizing a motorcycle, you'll find several great resources. http://www.clarity.net/adam/winter-storage.html There is one.

Change your oil and filter. Apply chain lube to the chain to prevent any rust if it wasn't done recently. Fill up the tank and put in fuel stabilizer. Run the engine for a few minutes to get the stab. into the bike well. Pull the battery and place it in a dark place. Put a cover on it and...

http://www.stolen-bike.com/ The admin of another motorcycle forum I frequent (EX-500.COM) had his CBR stolen, so he created this over the past weekend. Figured I'd help spread the word. Maybe it'll help somebody :)

I still can't believe nobody has found an EX500 manual online. Please PM if anyone has one...trying to save 30 bucks! :D