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Bueller, bueller, bueller....

Wowsers!!! Was this at the Rider's Choice day? You rode all 4 days? Crazy mofo.

+10000 for Bickle anythings. I had purchased a second hand set of bickle's and unfortunately had some trouble with my front warmer after using it for only a few days. I went over to see Bickle and he took it and repaired it(at the low cost of $20), he did mention they were pretty old models that...

Ok, I guess it wasn't just me then. Maybe the battery was weak on the beacon or something.

Only rode Monday but had a fantastic day. No red flags that I noticed which is great. Anyone else have issues getting their lap timers to pick up the beacon reliably on Monday? I was having a hell of time with it, only managed to get one complete session(right before the lunch break), the rest I...

Up top. Someone must need a suit.

Up top

up, up, up, heading to ebay and/or kijiji soon

I dunno, if the battery is really really dead sometimes it is nearly impossible to bump start these new fangled FI bikes. I think it was much easier with the old carb'd bikes, no computer, fuel injectors etc that need juice to work properly.

Buy a portable booster pack. Easy peasy, can boost your bike, your car and some even have inverters in em for portable AC power as well. I keep one in my trailer for the track. Use it to run my little compressor as well and loan it out to people with dead batteries. Usually can find em on sale...

+1 for Sharrard. He did my whole bike in the off season. He found and fixed many issues from years of track abuse and it is like night and day difference now that everything is tip top. It's a nice drive up to his place North of Peterborough too. Kevin

I am in for Monday. First time there this year, looking forward to some Turn 2 fun. :-)

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Yeah I sold mine as well. Just didn't jive with me. I felt the palm was too grippy and kept getting caught on the throttle, was odd, never happened before with any other gloves. Also they rubbed on my knuckles. Really nice glove with nice features, too bad about the fitment issues.

You mentioned you were rear ended and the bike tipped over. Could it be a faulty tip over sensor? Just throwing it out there. No idea.

All traffic lights use "loops", basically it is a giant metal detector like you see people using at the beach. They cut a slot in the asphalt(generally in a rectanglular shape) and lay a wire in this slot, usually a few turns, the slot then gets sealed and the ends of the wire are connected to a...

Interesting, good to know as I ended up ordering one for my bike. I will ground it to the ECU ground right off the hop to try and avoid future issues.

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