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Looks like I may be riding home in the snow if this weather doesn't let up!

Look's like one of those screw-it-together toys. Similar to the BMX bike toys at Toys-R-Us. Cool!

OP...try playing around on this site, http://cycle-ergo.com It lets you input your height and inseam, plus your preferred arm straightness, also has a "feet-to-the-ground" display.

I'm a new rider...M1 in August, M2 last week. I went with a HJC IS-16. It has a full feature set that really set it apart for me. The big draw was the built in retractable sun visor. It vents well, rarely fogs and has chin curtain that cuts wind and noise, plus the liner is anti-bacterial...

Re: Passed with a 600 I just passed my M1 exit as well this morning in St.Catharines. I agree that the Serpentine is the "toughest" part of the testing. I put my foot down once (over a sunken sewer grate that was in my line on the outside of a pylon) still passed it easily, in fact that was...

Where: QEW Southbound, near the Glendale Road (South) exit When: Friday the 16th, around 1700 You: Blue(?) Ninja 500(?) with red'ish backpack Me: In my Escape Slow the ****** down! I was keeping up with traffic in the middle lane (about 115-120) with a new'ish white Audi A4-A6(?) in-front of...

I married a redhead, it's all good.

Welcome aboard! Good luck with the Duc!

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As others have said, if you have to buy cheap, do it with the sockets and wrenches...not the torque wrenches or ratchets. My Mastercraft toolbox is a full of Snap-On ratchets...and a Snap-On 3/8 dial torque wrench that has never failed. On a side note about the Mastercraft tools, my local CT...

Just my take on things... 1.) Manual will spec tire psi for factory supplied tires that is "happy medium". I inflate my tires just below what the tire says FWIW, leaves room for PSI build up when hot. 2.) Start with the level 4 you have now. When you 2-up the wife, fine tune if needed. 3.) PJ1...

I know the OP isn't stoked about the Sv650 b/c of lack of fairings...but don't forget the SV650S, the faired version! Once I master my GS500F, I'm pretty sure this will be my next ride.

I ride a Blue/white 2005 Suzuki GS500F. Great starter bike in my opinion, it's forgiving nature has already proved to be useful ;)

Hello all. I'm new to the site and to the sport. Just learning the ropes with my M1 right now, and love every minute when riding my bike. Take care, and ride safe.