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just picked up a Street Triple RS, good suspension, good brakes, good power and cheap insurance

Watch out with Wawanesa, they're great till you need them, they're a pain if you have a claim. A friend is with them, had an accident in October, took them till after Christmas to pay the bike out and still haven't paid out the helmet, jacket...

the Apple watch will actually call 911 automatically if it detects the accident, was in an accident in the fall and my friends watch detected the accident and called 911 while he was unconscious. That alone is why I'm getting one for the spring

that was Knight's old bike

I will usually stagger with them untill I either turn off or pass, just safer

plus those Ryan F9 reviews are always entertaining!

has anyone tried Lusso Leather? I don't remember how I found them but their stuff looks good and the pricing seems good. https://www.lussoleather.com/collections/motorcycle-leather-suits

I dealt with them last year on a pair of shoes, it was dealt with quickly. I contacted them by email through the website. The guy I dealt with was Scott, his email is scott@joerocket.ca if he's still there

just get one of these, great video quality and cheaper than replacing your phone...

don't know about how this one works but you can use the boom mic's in a full face. The small one for my Sena broke mid season so I put the boom one in and it works better I find, and more robust.

throw in car payments of $400 a month and that gets you there too.

not really, between car payments and gas I'm pretty much there, add insurance and maintenance and that's pretty bang on.

I have the Ogio and like it, never had an issue with weight distribution but I don't put anything heavy in it. I use it for when I'm commuting to work to carry my lunch and my gym clothes. Only thing I can see is it is smaller than it looks inside.

check what out?

Knight on here has one, I've ridden with him a few times. He just moved out to Oakville

might want to try the "rides/hookups" section

It's on their Facebook page. It's at the Rooster Coffee House, 479 Broadview

I think it makes sense for new drivers. It seems a bit of a joke to me that you can write a test then get on a bike and into traffic with zero experience. Where I think it's wrong is for someone in a situation like myself where I have been driving for 20+ years before I got a bike.