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Welcome . Did u take a m1 course?

Thanks. Not sure how warranty works though. Have to see how much I can save. Not worried about the drive / ride if its worth it :D

Hello and welcome. Short intro lol

Anyone have experience which dealer to go to ? please dont suggest snow city. Was there ready to buy the versys they have on sale. Sale staff was too busy and said would call me back. Waited a week... nothing . Went back in he didnt even remember he said he was going to call. I guess was a good...

Cool. I think the tmax can sustain 80mph no prob - in theory lol j/k I never speed :D

actually to me they feel more like pins.... lots of them.

I would join if you guys dont mind having a scooter around. Dont worry I shouldnt be holding anyone up. Experience. ... 3 months 7000km Equipped with sena

I dont think there is anything electrical related for first service unless you count checking your lights if they are working lol. Oil changes are so easy for what you pay at dealer you can buy everything necessary and still have money left over to go out for lunch and celebrate your first...

I don't think its the actual rain that puts dirt on your bike ... maybe what gets splashed Up that's the nasty stuff

looks interesting. How long is this trip? I have the week of the 12th off and was planning to take a riding trip as well, maybe I can take this same route.

forgot about the speed limit, just pull over people who are going slow in the "passing lane" and install cell signal jammers along the hwy. the Hwys would be a safer place.

Would it need to be rebalanced? After a patch I mean

+1 or pretty much most bikes for that matter. Heck ,, if i tried im sure i can lose my licence on my scooter...

I have the Sena SMH10R which is the slim version of the non-R Pros well, its less obstrusive looking than the original SMH10 battery is external which can be good, when you want to buy a fresh battery or if you do use it alot you have option to buy a spare battery, have them both charged, and...

Exactly, I rode home last night, only difference is even though I live near lakeshore, I took another route knowing lakeshore probably wasn't the best alternative (flooding in heavy rain.)

Bikes are heavy enough to trip the sensors , at least the ones i've been to no problem. I ordered coffee, ice coffee, sometimes box of tim bits. drink goes in drink holder and timbits / danish / breakfast sandwich goes here: http://0.tqn.com/d/motorcycles/1/0/R/d/-/-/Yamaha_TMAX_glove_box.jpg

I recommend sitting on one and see how you feel, I'm about 30~31 inseam and i can bounce the 300 between my legs, and I can't see the 250 being a lot taller. so my guess is you would be ok. But again, nothing is better than in person test. and anyways, I think there's like a 4 " lowering kit...

awesome. looking forward to reading the return trip. makes me want to jump on my tmax and do a x country trip.

anyone out for a ride tonight?