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Well, I'm 99% sure (I didn't up the photo) that this is the bike that's been rotting behind 401 Richmond at the entrance to the back parking lot. It's for sure been there for at least 7 years. And if you don't know, 401 Richmond is an incredible office space mainly for artists, architects, NGOs...

I've stared at that bike for years. 401 Richmond. Each time amazed it hasn't been tossed in the bin.

Oh wow. What a beauty. Good find!!!!!!

Amazing. I can't say I've done this myself, however I'm pretty much a master on the Gas Tank Bongos.

A late post, but wanted to say thanks to all those that gave me tips for my first visit. I really enjoyed myself, and was right on the other side of the track officials booth where these crashes occurred. Intense indeed and a sad conclusion to the story. At any rate, coming from a long time...

Thanks for the tip. I swung by on my ride. Now I need another 'ol bike to turn into a racer.

My daily ride. '69 CB350. She requires lots of love.

Dalton Timmis/intact Insurance are the only ones I found that would insure my 69 CB350. Way to old to even be considered by any of the "big" ones.

Staying in first the bike will be really wound up, could aid in making your ride feel jerky and "tense". A simple pop to second and you might find it easier and smoother, less "stressful".

Awesome. I do wish CTMP (I'm not writing that out anymore) would make their website more "spectator info" friendly. But I guess that's what I have you guys for. Thanks again. Excited now knowing I can easily explore!

This is good to know actually! I was half-joking before but now that you mention it, I might leave the motorbike at home and bring up the car with bicycle. So, to confirm so I don't make an arse out of myself, I can enter the grounds with my bicycle and a backpack and they'll be no issues? As...

Great tips and advice. Thanks Moto. I spent the evening googling, as I've never been to "Mosport" or a live motorcycle race before. I'm looking forward to this weekend (sat probably due to other things in my life), but I have a few general spectator questions. 1. Is this place totally general...

Sure is pretty out here! End of Hendrick Rd. north of Grand Bend.

Perfect timing. I'm just outside St. Mary's now, and admiring the corn fields and laser straight gravel roads as we speak.

Just had a snack in Stratford, giving her a cool off under a tree, rider included. I see what you all mean. Views are nice but the roads are relatively standard fair. Turning off 7/8 onto gravel side roads are a nice way to dice it up. Local cafe owner in Rockwood (near Guelph) told me about...

Thank you everyone. Too bad my dreams of twisty coastal roads will have to wait, but I'm all about making the best of what you got as there's always something interesting if you look closer. Sounds like there certainly is. All your route and stops suggestions will very much come in use...

Hi all. Taking to bike out to a cottage around Goderich next week. Will also be able to explore that area. I've done the heck out of Halton, Forks, but haven't really explored North/West of the city other than the routes to Niagara. Question 1. Best scenic route to Goderich/Grand Bend. Hwy 7 or...

Thanks Ronnie. Yeah, they were installed correctly, cone up on these ones, but yeah. I had over tightened the clamps and crushed one of the ends. Appreciated.

First off everyone, thank you again for the tips and advice. Has always been and was appreciated and helpful. However, this time around I might have wasted a bunch of your collective time. Here's the problem. Obvious source of issue and one of many newbie mistakes, using plumbing clamps and...

Appreciate it Skapan. Well, the fuel filters look pretty clean to me. Picture for your own look-see. However, noticed that, even if I shut of the petcock and run the bike for a little while, and then turn on, although fuel runs through, the filters never really fill up. The left side less so...