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An update = I was contacted by a fellow forum member and he was able to make a solution for me. Check out the review here: http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum/showthread.php?184051-Secure-Permit-Holder-by-YZFer

Hey there, This is a review for a secure permit holder made by member YZFer on this forum. A week ago or so I posted a thread asked for some solutions that would hold my parking permits securely to my motorcycle. I scoured the internet and found very few products that could serve this need...

Ugh, seeing her sliding under the oncoming vehicle... RIP

I run that setup with 2 LukasHD 7900 Ace cameras (one forward facing, one rear facing). Aside from recording while driving, it has movement and g-sensor event recording. I have them hooked up and hard wired to a Power Magic Pro that's connected to my 12V accessory fuse. It's set to turn off...

Not that I intend to ride in the rain intentionally anyway but I wonder how it would work on perforated leathers.

I was headed up past Barrie on Wednesday and I was wondering why I saw so many OPP on motorcycles with 2 SUVs. Guess they've been practicing all week.

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I've tried all the usual suspects so far (ebay, Google - which actually got me a result but for some place in the US that doesn't ship outside of the US) and I figured somebody else here must have a solution or found a solution. I am looking for some sort of secure parking permit holder for my...

Well... I don't know the specifics but wouldn't the speed limiters be limited (no pun intended) to Ontario trucks only? I mean, they can't enforce it on trucks coming in from the US or other provinces, can they?

On friday they had some leather pants I think.. not sure of the brand though.

At the current cost premium of EV vehicles, yea, fossil fuels still make more sense. But once these EVs reach price parity with their gasoline counterparts, there is no way electricty will be as expensive as gas, at least not for a good long time.

Windscreen is super easy DIY. And so is gear shifter (at least on my bike); entails 1 minute of time and 2 10mm wrenches.

Re: Kahuna closing? I can't say anything bad about Kahuna (though their new location is kind of cramped) and my dealings with Norm have been nothing short of amazing. Shops will continue to close their doors for many reasons though and I'd like to think that it's mainly because of price...

Re: Kahuna going out of business? o.O wow Just got my bike from them the other month. So I guess I need to go to Snow City for first service now?

Nice video. What's the stats stuff from in the video? Some kinda camera or some accessory on the rod? Both? I've never seen that before

Oh wow so that was your accident... I was thinking that tripping over pine cones was maybe a thing.

Sorry to hear. Moot point I know but he should have asked for the cash if someone wanted to ride.

:lmao: The way that rider fell it's almost like the pine cones magically turned into a thick stick and shot between the rims. I have Yoshimura Cut Sliders on my Ninja 300. Along with those, I have Pitbull delrin spools (but they are so tiny that I really doubt they'd do much of anything) and...

Awesome. Keep at it. I was stalling my first few rides; I tried to mostly ride in quiet neighbourhoods to learn. Now I'm going on busy streets no problem and haven't stalled in some time. I'm working on making my shifting smoother... more specifically, my rev-matching downshifts but it's...

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