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All black, low km and lots of extra. My bike has always been stored in a heated garage and has been running synthetic Amsoil, which many feel is the best in the world. Comes with LeoVince exhaust that makes the vtwin sound awesome, the best sounding exhaust for this make and model. I will...

Doesnt have to be a day trip. I just want to be able to get to my destination/approximate most distant point in a day or less. Thanks for your suggestion.

Might end up doing that and camp somewhere in Algonquin for a night. I've been to the 507 and elephant lake rd area and was already considering going back there.

If you could only go on one ride this year, where would you go? I'm looking for somewhere I could get to in a day or less.

No where does it say they can ticket you for having either. They might be able to take it but for those with a simple flip would not be losing much more then a hinge. For the record I am not planning on getting a flip plate. I was just curious as I've always enjoyed being aware, sometimes more...

I use to have an all chrome helmet. That thing would reflect alot of sunlight. Unfortunately it was my first helmet and then I took a year off from riding (crash) before getting a new one so I never really thought about or noticed the difference vs my black one.

More stuff regarding 407: PART X.1 TOLL HIGHWAYS Definitions, Part X.1 191.1 In this Part, “electronic toll system” means all of the equipment, including the toll devices prescribed under clause 191.4 (a), that is used to electronically determine the amount of tolls owed and who owes them...

Was able to find some stuff incase anyone else was curious: Violations as to number plates 12. (1) Every person who, (a) defaces or alters any number plate, evidence of validation or permit; (b) uses or permits the use of a defaced or altered number plate, evidence of validation or permit...

Thanks. People need to realize its not their opinion of the law or hear say that counts but the actual law its self and it's wording. This is espicailly true when receiving a ticket. Obviously you don't need to be found guilty in court to get a ticket but there are many ticketable offences that...

But you are performing a stunt on a public road in your attempt to cover the plate. Stunting is a main offense of 172 is it not? To me this is fact. Putting one leg directly behind your bike while on a ramp even for a second is a stunt, might not be the most impressive but a stunt none the less...

I said in my first post to you in the other topic that I wasn't against the covering of the plate thing. I just found it amazing that you referred to the other poster as "insane". If it wasn't for that I wouldn't of bothered posting anything at all.

I was also interested to know if a vehicle has to have a visible license plate while parked on private property. Like a mcdonalds parking lot or something. Could I fully remove my plate while in said parking lot as long as I put it back on before entering the roadway? Hta doesn't apply in a...

I looked through that topic and it's not quite what Im looking for. Not interested in "I heard if the flip plate isn't in use it's not illegal, "I heard they can still ticket you for having one". Was hoping someone could chime in with actual HTA references or point me in the right direction for...

It's better to say nothing at all then open your mouth and remove all doubt... I'm sure you can figure that one out. For the record he is refering to he topic on the 407 where he thinks it's "insane" that he could get a 172 for performing a stunt in front of a camera no less. I never said it was...

Lol thanks

I'm curious about what exactly is a ticketable offence when it comes to this. Specifically, if I had something attached to my bike that could allow me to block my plate at any time but I chose not to use it, can I get a ticket for merely having it on my bike or does your plate actually need to...

I remember before I went down for the first time hearing an old saying that there are two types of motorcycle riders, those who have gone down and those who havnt gone down YET

I understand the simple not doing it when you see a cop so most likely a cop will never see you do it. This makes alot of sense and is fairly easy to insure in most circumstances. However if you think it is unlikely you could get a 172 for riding your bike with your leg completely behind it (not...

Insane? I could easily see a cop calling it stunting after watching you go on a ramp with one leg behind your bike. Cops have charged many people with all different things for much less plus he might just want to screw you to teach you a lesson. I'm not against the covering your plate thing but...

both these things were definetly big factors in my last crash.