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the 110s fit just fine. didn't see the point when they were more expensive. besides, I think the front tire makes more of a difference on your turn in anyway, and I didn't want to risk making it any slower or harder to turn in. I loved that combo the first time i used it, so I never bothered...

nope, got rid of them a long time ago. I had them waiting for me in TN when I went down last spring, but I'd traded the bike before that so I just sold them when I brought them back. 110/70-17F and 150/60-17R were the sizes I used. I used to get the front from Rocky Mountain ATV cause they...

I didn't have to cut anything. The only mod I made was a washer to space the front of the chain guard out a little bit, but other than that there were no modifications at all. Like I said, I think there's fitment issues if you don't drop the sidewall to a 60 series profile, but I never had any...

I'm a pretty big advocate of the BT-016 on the ninja 250. Went thru 2 sets on mine over the course of about 20,000km. On a bike that's as light and flickable as the 250, going to the 150 series rear didn't make much of a difference for me in terms of turn in. if anything, I used to feel like...

I put a bit into my 250, but it was all cosmetic for the most part. HIDs, LED bulbs in the turn signals, fender eliminator, shimmed the needles (which made a night and day difference in cold starts) and pulled the snorkel from the airbox. That and I put on some BT-016 tires when it was time to...

To the people recommending St Onge in Barrie, they wouldn't budge in 2010 on a new 250, and they wouldn't order the colour I wanted either because they had one they were trying to move. Ended up going to Edge Performance in Bradford.

werd. Definitely going to hit up Honda this year in Barrie.

Thread is gone way off base.

looks the same as the underslung exhausts on the 650r and versys, so try searching those models. it might be different, but it's hard to tell from pics. The only can i've ever heard on that engine was a 2bros, and it was obnoxiously loud. either way, if you're planning to do a full system, no...

I went from 2.5 years on a Ninja 250 to an SV 1000. My first wheelie (unintentional) scared me a little. Something about the clutch on the SV lets it slip under hard power to a certain point, and then it just locks up. I was trying to launch it off a light like I used to when I had the 250...

I don't see the difference between riding a ninja 250 or a sport touring bike, at any temperature. Just because you don't think it's smart, doesn't mean that other people are idiots.

anyone have a current blacklist for intact? I wanna find out if my SV1000 is going to get the axe and start shopping around now...

I never used the fuel gauge on my old ninja, it was terribly inaccurate. I knew that bike would do 275-300km on a tank if I was wringing its neck so I just filled up every 275-300km.

Unfortunately that doesn't really matter. Toshiba's storage division isn't necessarily directly affiliated with their mobile computing division. But it's like i said, principle or not, if it's a US model, toshiba Canada isn't obligated to help you. It's sucks, but unless you have a global...

I got the ACN speech one time from my buddies "business partner". I asked him why I (or anyone, for that matter) would buy his crappy video phone instead of using skype for free. After putting him in his place for about 5 minutes, i got up and left. Needless to say, I don't talk to that buddy...

lets keep this on topic, and the unsubstantiated accusations to ourselves, shall we? Anyway, I work at a computer store (not FS/BB, but a small mom and pop shop). If you have a US purchased laptop then toshiba canada isn't going to do anything for you, and neither will Future Shop or Best Buy...

those googles look awesome. Not $600 awesome, but maybe $300.

I will admit, it was tough to setup, particularly the macro functions, but once it was set up it was great. It was nice and big so you'd never lose it in the couch and I can't count how many times it was sent crashing to the hardwood so it was pretty rugged as well. Im assuming it was one of...

Why feel bad for me owning a remote I loved? It was a great remote, and the only thing I didn't like about it was that it wasn't rechargeable. As far as the programming goes, I've used both programming software packages for harmony and the AR remote and i don't see too many differences. Both...

You'd have to have a backend server for recording live TV, ATV won't do it by itself. Supposed to be possible with the new version of XBMC, but I'm not up to speed on it yet. Need to switch before long, my current PVR software was bought by google almost 2 years ago and subsequently killed.