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Inside motorcycles. Great read, great articles, pretty well rounded mag. Leans more to the competition side, which is a bit why i prefer it. Cycle Canada, is a far cry from what the magazine was even a few years ago, but they're hanging in, and I think Neil is doing a pretty decent job with...

July round only

Sorry to hear. I'll keep an eye out for parts (if they try and part it out) on kijiji, as I'm always looking for f3 parts. Pretty unique bike so it shouldn't be too hard to pick out.

+1. And they suck. BIG TIME

SHHH, don't go telling everybody about the roads around Mmagnetawan. I've got family up there (live on the 510), and have been going up there since i was born. Fantastic scenic motorcycle roads up there.

got any friends in construction? If so they could talk to the concrete guys and maybe they could swing by your place on the way back to the yard. They gotta dump their left over load and if you have it formed up and ready to pour you could likely get what you need for a case of beer or more...

Cool. This kinda goes along with the bucket list thread that link has up. I'd probably slot this in near the end of my list just in case it doesn't quite work out.

So would I. We had a motor like that once for our endurance bike. At first glance it was all good. then stuff started falling off/out. Tore it down as much as we could in the pits, and there were all kinds of things wrong, loose, and not right. It could be they just swapped swingarms and...

Parts bin forks? maybe from a few crashed bikes or such? I've got a few sets of bent/broken forks lying around here that I could make a good set, and if putting them together after being apart for a while I'd probably **** something up, and maybe forget a part or two. I'd also look at a...

It can be done. Just need to change the config a little as the way we ran it, would have the runoff of a higher speed section directly in line with the pits (near where the endurance pits were) IMO. If we shortened the track, and used the infield section it would be a lot safer. The track is...

88 Katana. Best friends older brother had one, and his dad used to take us for rides when when his brother was working. His friends had a gsxr 750 (purple/teal/black colour scheme), and a 500 gamma (blue/white). The katana was the first bike I ever wanted (wound up buying one as my first bike...

I wouldn't really say "sharing a runway" As they are two distinctive pieces of asphalt that run parallel and it's WIDE. More like sharing a direction of travel

I like that at Cayuga. It's a big advantage during the endurance race for me to be able to gauge where the other teams in our class are in relation to me. It was really tough to figure out when and where to push and when to relax and rest at grand bend. Ric, ya, I think there were 3 planes...

.....it went fantastic. It's a new track, and there were issue's being discovered and addressed all weekend long. Thanks to the riders who RODE the track, and gave us feedback so things could be fixed, changed, and improved over the course of the weekend. The track was very safe, and I have...

I do NOT miss living there.

buy my katana :). reliable as a rock, cheap to own, ride all day comfy and it will do everything you want and need.

that was my guess too. Biggest smallie i ever caught was 22.5". Three guys fishing out af a 14' aluminum with a 9.9. Jumped and dove 3 times, then on the fourth jump it landed in the boat. best trophy fish I ever caught. didn't have a scale or tape out with us, so I just notched the oar...

There's a group that race around the rona parking lot in whitby. Don't know if they're doing it this year, but I've seen them there twice last year while shopping at rona. I always sat and watched them for a while. I used to be into cars when i was younger. Had a few electric ones that are...

My black and blue football sized foot is a daily reminder..... :)

There's never a "good" time to highside.