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The only reason a Low beam is called a low beam is because it is aimed low. If you raise it to aim it higher, it becomes a high beam. I believe that is what he is ****** at.

Does the 636 have the same mirror bolt spacing as the Ninja300 (2 M6 bolts spaced 47mm apart)? If so, you may be interested in a mirror mover/camera mount/blocking plate. These allow a camera to be positioned for an un-obstructed view of the front or a view of the rider which doesn't get in...

RAM makes plenty of mounts which can be installed on most bolts on the bike. I have ram balls mounted on my handlebar, front mirror mount, rear chain guard.

I have a Ninja300 and have found a few places to put camera mounts. I prefer the RAM mounts because they are very flexible as far as what you can do with them (i.e. mount cameras, phones, GPS, etc). Attached are some images showing the locations... Mirror mount on handlebar means camera...

I have a Ninja300 and have found a few places to put camera mounts. I prefer the RAM mounts because they are very flexible as far as what you can do with them (i.e. mount cameras, phones, GPS, etc). Attached are some images showing the locations... Mirror mount on handlebar means camera...

If you mount them in a way that is removable, then no one will even know they were there. I prefer the RAM mounts because they are very flexible as far as what you can do with them (i.e. mount cameras, phones, GPS, etc). Attached are some images showing the locations... Mirror mount on...

I have a Ninja300 and have found a few places to put camera mounts. I prefer the RAM mounts because they are very flexible as far as what you can do with them (i.e. mount cameras, phones, GPS, etc). Attached are some images showing the locations... Mirror mount on handlebar means camera...

Check out MailChimp (google it). It is an email distribution site.

I've heard wordpress is the way to go... I haven't used it much. My wife is a web developer though... you could email her if you want to ask some questions. www.aileenbaylon.com

I bought my Ninja300 from Luigi and he was fine to deal with.

This morning was beautiful on the ride to work! https://youtu.be/Z2r-UMRhJ-Y

It's not a statue... Kramer. :p

I bought my bike from SC and got a great deal (Ninja 300). They price matched another dealership who had listed on AutoTrader. A couple of weeks ago, I went in for my first service and inspection and had them change the rear sprocket at the same time (I bought the sprocket from another...

I bought this backpack from MEC and have been impressed. It has an elevated pocket against your back for a laptop. The pocket is elevated so that the laptop doesn't hit the ground when you put the bag down. Comfortable and works well. Just an option...

...and your bike appears red because of Doppler frequency shift.

Bender has gaydar!

I just installed reflective rim tape on my Ninja 300. The product is really sweet and was easy to install. I bought the rim tape from CustomTaylor33. I'll take a full pic of my bike shortly, but here are some images of the product and he even does custom decals. EDIT: Full Bike Pics:

Which actuarial tables do they update? These drivers cover a broad age range for some reason (24, 26, 45, 56!) It's almost like a dual father & son idiotfest.

I just bought a pair of the "Economy Stands" from DynamicCycleParts in Vaughan. They seem decent, especially for the price. Front and Rear for $75 + tax: http://dynamiccycleparts.com/category.sc;jsessionid=ABDB66219185CA756ECF8F16C4CC86A8.m1plqscsfapp06?categoryId=12

Actually, I've read (and about to test) that a 40T rear is more the sweet spot for this bike. It's between stock and 15T front. 14/42 = stock 14/40 = optimal (I'll find out shortly) 15/42 = a bit too tall Reducing the rear sprocket reduces the mass on the rear wheel and can be done with...