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I would like to remove some after market stickers the previous owner put on my bike. I've heard most people using a heat gun and goo gone. My questions is: Is there an equally effective, possibly better method than a heat gun + goo gone?

Blue GSXR on the 401 Eastbound just before Islington around 5:30pm. You were riding on the shoulder like an *******.

Drivers in Toronto are way more aggressive, people just want to get from point a to point b as fast as possible. In Italy things are different, most drivers are on their way to the beach, visiting family for lunch/dinner, meeting friends for espresso/ice cream lol, you get the idea. I lived in...

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I would recommend learning curves. Nothing but good things to say about their knowledgeable instructors and class structure.

The Kijiji seller is advertising authentic gear. When you buy replica pazzo levers off ebay you know they are not authentic. Speaking from a first season rider perspective, if I was in the market for a Dainese back protector, I would have definitely jumped on this not knowing of its...

Genius, thanks for that! I wouldn't need an Ultimate GPS adapter if i'm running data on my iPhone would I?

Do you guys have an attachment for the iphone on your bike?

Thanks!

I've been looking around for a summer jacket as well. Haven't been to GP bikes yet but the Alpinestars T-GP-R Air got some good reviews http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/alpinestars-t-gp-r-air-jacket

Ken did mine this year along with a few other services. Highly recommended.

+1 Good tune.

I'm not going to bother reading the other replies because I already know what's been said. If you someone hasn't said it already, this is an illegal service. Contact Ken - kneedragger88 on the forum. He will pick up your bike at your convenience and do the safety at his shop then return it. I...

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+1 Didn't seem like he was looking for pedestrians to scare. Either way, I wouldn't this, that's what my hot wheels horn is for :cool:

You guys reply way to fast haha

I really like my Alpinestars SP-2's which have the webbing you're talking about but they're a full cuff. You're looking for this model http://www.ebay.com/itm/Alpinestars-GP-X-Motorcycle-Gloves-Black-XL-X-Large-/330897773751?pt=Apparel_Merchandise&hash=item4d0b0b54b7&vxp=mtr

My friends wife just got a Harley Sportster 883, it's a really nice bike and she's about the same size as you. We were out on Saturday and she had no problem keeping up and flipping through the gears. They're lots of Sportsters for sale around the 3-6k area. Good luck!

Majority of new riders have 250cc, I don't and would like to ride at an easy pace is all.

I'm a new rider on a 00' 600, I rode with a pack of Harley's this afternoon, the wind was tossing me all over the place pretty sure I crapped my pants a few times, the Harley's stood their ground fine. I'm in for the next one if you guys don't mind depending when/where, I go at an easy pace.