Search results

Go back in this thread and read my previous post.

This is the exact behavior that ISIS is hoping for. It's another easy win for them. Another soft target. It's easy to create mistrust. Now, over half of Canadians don't want these refugees. It's just sad all around. It needs to be unanimous in the world before we will finally wipe these...

I like going there. It's a great looking store and physically shopping compared to online seems more important with proprietary motoring gear. Plus it's pretty cool to see them roll out and fire up a new 1199 Panigale once in a while. I feel that I should support them rather than just...

I don't believe that anyone's is going to see a massive personal arming in Europe, or Canada either. As far as gun control, simply compare two almost identical cities: Toronto and Chicago. Same population, similar demographics and geological location. Murders in Toronto - about 50 Murders in...

Networking, old school.

The world is so fractured that we can't as a planet get together and get rid of these losers once and for all. Canada used to lead the world in dealing with these matters, but that was before some newcomers started bringing their old ideals with them. Though there are many degrees of...

Wow. She was committed.

26.5 x 8.1. It's a matter of choice if you want the narrow tire or not. Some car manufacturers recommend a more narrow tire for cutting through snow and slush. My own tire guy asked the question of whether I wanted a narrow tire in my Tundra. I ended up getting the size that came with 18" wheels...

Or you could go to Atlas Machinery and get one and do it right. I'm sure that it isn't that expensive. May have to order it, but I doubt it. I'm like a kid in a candy store in there. It's on Queen, just west of University past Simcoe. You can also stop in at the Condom Shack and the...

215 55 17 actual tire size is 26.3x8.5 inches. 215 60 16 is 26.2 inches high same width. 205 60 16 is 25.7 inches high and only 8.1 inches wide.

Pretty sure I've found my next bike. http://suzuki.ca/?q=en/node/3157

I lived in Alberta for eight years. I'm not a huge fan of the province but I never got sick of the mountains. I've driven from Calgary to Vancouver many times. Always it was a great experience. Rugged beauty at every turn. I'd definitely do it on a bike if I had the chance.

At around 4:00 this afternoon. It appeared that a rider on a new FZ-09 rear-ended another vehicle. The guy was just righting the bike as I drove by. I went to stop and see if I could help, but saw the fire truck coming down towards us already. I know that you're not supposed to stop but I felt...

There was a guy on Kijiji that rented a small motorcycle. I'm not sure if he's still around.

I always see them when going down the Bayview extension late at night. A couple of weeks ago I passed one as I was heading up Pottery road at that paper mill site.

Standard procedure with my agent at Co-operators, where I've been for twenty years. My agent said that it was because in the 90's people were insuring phantom vehicles, which they later reported stolen. The agents were ordered to physically see the vehicle, photograph it and verify the VIN.

Yeah... well I'm building an Ark. Good luck all of you'se

Wow, I was supposed to go to GP today to buy the Bell Qualifier DLX that accepts the Sena, but I had to go to my current site to deal with an issue. I like this. I'd buy one in a heartbeat, but maybe I'll let others try it for a while and see some feedback.

Took the 'ol Bandit out after work today and the thermometer in my truck said eleven degrees. It wasn't bad at all with a hoodie under the jacket, as the hood kind of bunched up between my collar and the helmet. The bike was purring like a kitten.

FYI you can sign up with Equifax and see your own credit score. Creditworthiness is something that everybody should know themselves. A top tier lender will give you a loan with a score of 725 and over. A score of 660 you may get a loan with a secondary lender at a higher rate. Under 660, highly...