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How's the road now? Hopefully its getting packed down nicely and the rain has given it a nice cleaning. Im gonna check it out later this week.

Should be fine after the cars have had some time to pack it in.

Biggest thing Ive hit is a biga$$ dragonfly and that thing delivered a good thump to my chest. I have had birds nearly tag my bucket and just recently almost smoked a family of minks up north, luckily they scattered and managed to get out of the way unharmed.

Sound normal to me, first bike (Ninja 250) did that all kinds. Try to get into first before you come to a full stop. If you must have your bike in neutral at the light, which is an no no, then stop in first and click into neutral while stopped. Clicking back to first should be easy.

Grinding is not normal, take it back to the shop. If its like a whooshing sound then its just the pads making light contact with the disc which is normal

Amazing! Keep us posted on your adventure. Ride safe!

You'll always have a stronger side, which inherently means the other side is weaker. All you can really do is practice the weaker side more (with the proper technique) to hopefully close the gap.

I have both and there's a gap...big one starts at 50ft.lbs and small one maxes out at 20ft.lbs. And there's no "middle" one...how dumb is that. Having said that there are great for the price.

Like I said, Peninsula and Craig have always been good to me. Im not gonna defend them or promote them, just sharing my experience. Btw they recently hired a new service manager.

Really looking forward to The Middle Kingdom tv show, and India Ride eventually also. Have a safe expedition! Keep us posted.

Well I can't say for sure right now because I havent called them recently but I wouldnt be surprised if you're waiting 2-3 weeks to get your bike in. Think about it they sell many different brands of new and used bikes and service them all too. Peninsula only sells and services Ducati (as far as...

Not Provincial law...Municipal bylaw only. Unless its deafeningly loud then I wouldn't worry about it.

Buy it if you need a set, otherwise as someone else has already said CT always has socket sets on sale so there's really no need to jump on this deal. I've had my set for 10+ years, quality tools for the diy'er and lifetime warranty to boot.

Wow! I got a little motion sickness watching that. That rider has some balls.

West end shops include: Riders Choice, Parker Bros, Pro6 Cycle...others also, check the vendor section.

I prefer tapping/blinking the front brake more so to wake up the cager behind me but also to indicate than I'm slowing down. Did this on my M2 exit recently and it was fine.

Honestly if you're not mechanically inclined then you should take your bike to a pro. I personally wouldnt touch anything Im not 100% sure about (the internet is a great source of information for the diy'er). A bike is not like a car where if something goes wrong you're surrounded by a cage. I...

Forgot to say... Thanks cutekill/sharprider and the instructors for bringing this course to riding clinic to Canada!

Enjoyed the course a lot. Instructors were fantastic. I'm a big fan of learning proper technique and I learn by doing and seeing/hearing (not so much by reading books). This course fit the bill perfectly. With 4 years of riding under my belt I always felt somethings were off but couldn't figure...

People that park outside my office building (downtown) jam their bikes in like sardines some days. Too close for comfort for me, especially because no one uses pucks. The other day someone stuck their stand right into a fresh patch job, of course the it sank so the bike tripped over and was...