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I look at it as a convenience charge for not having to leave downtown to get stuff.

Kids gotta learn some time....

Changed last riding season where they ticketed heavily. Only e-bikes and scooters <50cc are allowed on sidewalks.

Anyone have any experience with this pump? http://shop.bikesonwheels.com/kompressair-g160-black/dp/81122

Town Moto carries a bunch of stuff. http://townmoto.com/brands/triumph/

Good read here on Ride Apart: http://rideapart.com/2013/07/how-to-respond-to-a-motorcycle-accident/

Very. Also, a bit tasteless by CP24 to show the EMT performing CPR knowing the outcome.

I used this guy with great results. http://www.motorcyclesaddler.com/ Warning: he's a bit...eccentric.

'07 carbed Bonneville here.

Same here. It's an approx. 10 min ride for me so I'm gonna stick it out till it gets slippery out.

I'd rode in today with my new Alpinestar gloves. Not bad but they need to loosen up a bit.

You should still add the fuel stabilizer since the gas will just be sitting there in the tank.

http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/13413/i/rockhard-slayer-helmet

Cheers. I ended up ordering a pair of the Alpinestars Apex Drystar gloves. Good reviews for a $100 glove.

Anyone has recs for good non-heated winter gloves? My riding is mainly around the city so my rides tend to be short but goddamn, my hands freeze up quickly. I bought some Held silk liners to go under my summer gloves but those are crap in this current temperature.

How'd the call go?

You can get silk liners that you put on before donning your gloves. Those help a bit with warmth.

If you mean between Yonge and Bay, I haven't noticed anything different.

I'm going to reach out to them to get some more details and will post up when received.

'07 Bonneville rider here.