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Sorry, I meant lesser as in costs. I understand those bikes are superior in their own ways! #2 for versatility - that's exactly what draws me to this!

What would you do, and why? You have a budget between $15,000 and $20,000. You enjoy exploring back roads and rural Ontario (gravel, dirt & fire). You enjoy local rides and, and also tarmac rides to Muskoka/Haliburton with standard/naked/ss/sport touring buddies. You also enjoy using your...

I'm confused - what's this thread about? I thought OP wanted advice but he discredits everyone and knows better. I feel bad for even wasting the two minutes it took to reply :(

I think you should get a small dual sport and do more off-tarmac riding. Get away from the cars, have fun, and ride like your 18! This will get you confidence and skill up significantly. Glad to hear you've recovered!

Re: Stop a ********* No kidding eh! Riding on the sidewalk...smh...

I've never been, but am considering going to the 2016 show. You can buy new bikes, at the show? I thought the manufactorers went to the show, not dealers. And I thought you had to buy from dealers, and couldn't buy direct from manufactorers. Sure, the manufactorers will post their suggested...

Victory Empulse TT

Honda Africa Twin

2016 Ducati Hypermotard 939 family

*tries to put inreb in a headlock and give him a vicious noogie!*

Doesn't sound stupid at all - I get it and fully agree. You can use the sporty responsiveness and handling of a bike to drive defensively and be safer. Like using speed to accelerate to the open spaces. We all know transport trucks love to drive in the middle lane at 100km/h. Some poor...

Yes, new bike next year. Nothing to do with engine size though. Two seasons on a Ninja 300, about 15,000km. Need: more leg room, up-right ergonomics, more wind protection, much better seating, more luggage capacity, greater suspension for rough/dirt roads. Would never consider a SS or sport...

Use a green flashing light. Not only will people notice you, they will get out of your way. You can be like the guy in the pick-up truck in my town, use it to get to Home Depot before closing.

Someone called?

*Gives Mina a big hug!*

Murder.

Nice work saving that kitten Twisted! I didn't think you had that type of compassion in you.

I love the smell of burning wood! Used to live in a house with wood burning furnace. Worked in an office, smelled like a camp fire, and not just a little. Was a fair sized house and quite a bit of work with the wood all the time. I don't miss it, but I would LOVE to have a wood burning...

Noooo. RIP. Deepest consolences to his friends, family and GP Bikes.

I get oil filters for my Ninja 300 from Canadian Tire. K&N with the socket fitting on top.