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I'm one that also thinks that original is better as well. Being a newbie that is still shopping for his first bike, I am finding it extremely difficult to locate a used example that is 100% original. Most of the ones I'm looking at have some sort of modification done to them, and their asking...

Those are logic questions that test the application of the knowledge you learned from reading the handbook. If you understand the content inside-out then those questions should be fairly straightforward since they follow a similar pattern of reasoning.

If you are looking to save a bit of money then go rent all that at Studio Cycle Gear. They rent out entire packages. Might be a wiser choice than dropping all that cash on gear that might not match your motorcycle in the future. http://www.humber.ca/motorcycle/studiogearrental.pdf

Just did a quick google search http://www.kawiforums.com/how-tos-faqs/17750-how-shave-your-seat.html I see, that does make sense, thanks for the explanation.

Nike Dri-Fit or whatever is comparable from Reebok or Adidas will work equally as well at a cheaper pricing point. Check out Si Vous Play Sports outlets (www.svpsports.ca) and browse around their stores in person. You'll definitely find some good deals on moisture wicking athletic wear.

Get well soon user751140!

I have read that lowering a bike will adversely affect its handling ability. Unless you have problems flat footing I would try to avoid it entirely if possible. There are other options like shaving the stock seat or getting a lower profile aftermarket one.

Here is the updated story that the Toronto Star is following: http://www.thestar.com/news/article/1046683--kite-string-slices-man-s-neck?bn=1

That's great to hear! Congrats! Welcome to the newly-acquired M2 club. :)

Wowzers. Never knew that that prices would drop that much. Good thing I'm a patient man lol There are a few bike I have had my eye on and I've noticed that prices are slowly going down little by little...

Yep, right here: http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum/showthread.php?144904-Recco-a-backpack&highlight=backpack

Basically. They need a credit card authorization for a preset amount in addition to the rental fee as collateral in case there is any damage. Same thing they do with typical power tool rentals at big box hardware stores. It saved me quite a lot of time and money renting my lid for a safety...

It was featured in an article on wheels.ca Here's the full link: http://www.wheels.ca/article/799464

I took my course at Centennial back during the first week of August. I absolutely loved it! The instructors were great. Very supportive, super helpful and very patient with my learning curve. I've never been on a motorcycle prior to attending the class and I had no problems passing the M1X test...

I was recommended the Fiebings Aussie Leather Conditioner by a member here which I used on my leather boots and it worked wonders in helping the leather stretch out and recondition the dry parts. If your gloves are smooth leather then it should do quite well. A little goes a long way.

Yeah she was like 5 feet tops riding a CBR125R so that might have played a factor. They had a few Virago 250s there as well, although I think they might have been all taken. I saw that her handlebars weren't straightened out when she came to a complete stop so the bikes weight naturally leaned...

That exact same thing happened to someone in my class as well. It was quite painful to watch since I was next in line to start my test right after watching her drop the bike a few feet away in front of me. I had the chance to have a heart-to-heart chat with her afterwards and she said it was...

Wow.... that's really unexpected!

You can see the boyfriend (wearing green) giving the rider the stink eye at the 0:10 mark. :lol:

Studio Cycle Group on Dundas St. West a little west of Keele, south side. I rented my helmet for my safety course at Centennial College from them recently. They do rent out jackets and gloves too. I think the package should be something like $75 for the weekend.