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Lol. I m guilty of buying a $2 chocolate bar at a gas station instead of Dollarama. Nothing against buying cheaper. Just saying the time vs money saved may not be worth it for everyone. Anyway. Don’t want to hi-jack the thread. Glad the OP got everything resolved. Ride safe bros and sis.

Where is motherland bro?

oh.. don't get me wrong.. if the wait is just in and out... its easily worth the savings... and over the course of the year.. it does add up... but I am just thinking over and over... for a normal sized tank at like 60L--- you save about $3-$6? And for a bike with like a 15L tank -- you...

damn.. sorry to hear that dude... on a side note... why do people spend the time to get gas lining up at Costco... you save may be 5-10c/liter? is it really worth the time?

definitely honk at stupid stuff... but I really just gauge my options.. if its easier to just pass him/her rather than honk.. i'd do that...

my take on road rage and on a motorcycle.. hold your cool at all times.. Many times you may be right on the road.. but because I am on a bike and the other dude is in a car/truck/SUV/bus/18 wheeler... I will always be on the losing end of the stick.. Now if I am in my SUV...... lol...

i couldn't agree more... I think M2 exam has nothing to do with how to ride on the street. It just shows you how to operate a motorcycle... i.e. mechancially how it works etc... Well.. the day I did my M2 with LC... there were actually 4/5 fails and 1 dropped. May be I was (un)lucky to see...

I think the only complaint is when I rev so hard the mirrors start shaking like a MF. And I can see if it’s a regular car or police behind me. And I wear an Apple Watch. And the watch tells me I m in a “loud environment”. Lol. :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

No complaints about the QS+. Freaking awesome. Especially when merging lanes. Went to VOS to pick up a USB socket just now and took Hwy 7. Was revving on low gears and was amazed to hear the growl this thing gives.

Lol. Don’t get me wrong. I love the dual discs up front, just getting some getting used to… And frankly I really think the RC390 single disc is barely enough. I feel my braking distance drags on forever.

Generally, just buy the min. gas that your engine requires... altho always choose ones with no ethanol content... you don't want to buy **** you don't need.. but then.. i think even Shell (who used to sell no ethanol) fills their gas with ethanol now.

The first few moments I got on the bike... It clued in that it has a QuickShifter.. and how easy it was to not even need any predisposition on HOW to use it.. really makes me think that if a beginner was on it.. and got reliant on the QuickShifter (and AutoBlipper) for that matter... I don't...

definitely a bit of heat on the left hand side but nothing unbearable... i road the bike for another 70KM.. after coming back from StudioCycle.. and didn't have one complaint.

Brought her home yesterday took it out for a spin. Started with 2Kms on the odo and ended the day with 99km back at home. Definitely want to say... this thing is far from a beginners bike. Definitely glad that I made the transition from a smaller bike (RC390) then to a bigger bike like the...

will definitely need some time getting used to tho.. i came from a sub 400 cc bike.. lol.

u know what.. it was actually Sabina that struck a cord with me last year when I first spoke to them... she was amazingly patiently with my questions and spent almost like 30 mins with her on the phone asking her stupid questions... then earlier this year.. I actually went in the store.. said hi...

yep.. was looking at the RS660 even before I got my M2 last year and because Studio Cycle was so patient with my questions as a noob... I was thinking to myself.. if I ever get myself onto an Aprilia.. I would go to Studio Cycle... and a year later.. here I m.... and the colors.. i thought the...

Yeah. I just don’t like things to timeout. Lol. And may be OCD it’s just feels not complete if I only got my M2. Lol.

agree. :)

Cool man... KTMs are nice.. I mean.. I am on no 600cc+ KTM.. but I will never forget my RC390...