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I did this one. It was decent. Town Moto also has tech nights where they'll show how to do a lot of the same stuff...oil filter changes, chain maintenance, cable care, etc.

I thought this thread was going to be about this: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/bracebridge-woman-dies-after-motorcycles-hit-by-truck-in-kentucky-1.3194727

Some nerdery here: http://www.wired.com/2015/08/motorcycles-lean-far-without-tipping/?mbid=social_twitter

Nike cushioned soccer socks for me. They're also long enough to go over my knee-shin protection and keep them in place.

Assuming I plan on buying a 2013 or 2014 Street Triple in 2016, what's a reasonable price in Ontario? Or am I gonna have to take this to the ridiculous price thread?

I rode this for the first time y'day. Impressed. Luckily I missed any convoys.

What's the protocol for when that happens (Assuming call a friend or leaving the bike there isn't a legit option)?

Doc lives in that area so he probably spotted your bike and put the card there.

Just be careful with parking on the street or the sidewalk there. That place is a magnet for parking attendants.

FWIW, i think you can do a dirt session AND the M1 exit with SMART up in Horseshoe Valley.

I don't have a dog in this HOV fight but I just want to point out that it makes sense for most of the businesses you named to be located outside of the downtown core. But to the previous posters' point, Bay street will still be the financial hub and there are a ton of affiliated businesses...

Is there a better or less preferred year of the Street Triples or are they just universally great? I'm very tempted.

I meant things like locking up the rear brake, riding over large items and on uneven surfaces like sand or gravel.

I did the M2 exit course and test with RTI and I found it useful. They taught me some stuff on the course that wasn't necessary for the test like group riding.

For my commute and the fact that I had to park and then walk to work, it's faster for me to ride a bicycle.

Correct. When I used to ride in, I never covered the bike but I've seen it done.

Same. Rode there twice last summer - enjoyed it a lot (Except for the sprained/jammed thumb I got from falling) Lots of great learning that translates well to the road. And yeah - immediately after the first time, i started googling the prices of dirtbikes.

Simcoe, North of King. Front b/ween Bay and Yonge Temperance street b/ween Bay and Yonge.

Yeah - I didn't actually see anyone down or read anything in the news about an accident so wasn't sure if anyone actually got hurt or if the cops created a roadblock because the dudes were riding like idiots.