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got one! quick throttle mod works wonders!

i'm mostly just concerned about the highways, anyone have any opinions on the above trade? thanks

surely someone's upgraded their exhaust and doesn't need their old one lmk what you have..

Can't wheelie yet but I want that shirt

anyone going from Brampton area with a trailer and room for another bike? this will be my first track day

You got a **** agent I had to try multiple agents before I could get full coverage with state farm

awesome, I get some pretty crazy deceleration when I close the throttle on my ninja 250r

just looked over my state farm policy and there is a "Section 5: Uninsured Automobile" premium so I'm guessing you will be covered under that part of the policy just make sure to take the video evidence with you when filling out the police report, maybe they can do some CSI **** and get the...

if you have footage of the truck hitting the bike and knocking it over, you shouldn't really be negatively affected from an insurance premium increase perspective and you shouldn't have to pay your deductible either let us know how it works out

sold

Holy ****, no power in Brampton either

so if I pay this ticket, my insurance premiums won't increase? that's all I'm really concerned about

got a ticket of my cage mailed to me I wasn't driving but the ticket is still issued to me as I'm the registered owner of the car do I have any defense?

5'7 should be no problem remember, you don't necessarily have to flat foot the bike with both feet, since you have past experience, I don't foresee any problems

I don't slip the clutch at all when shifting between gear 1 through 6 only slip the clutch on take off, otherwise just dump the clutch and get back on the gas

depends on how old you are and your driving record to get insurance on m1 I'm 28, m1 for 2 weeks and got a 250r insured with statefarm for ~$1000/year

give them a call and let us know how it works out

call rosey toes to see if they're open but TLDR the list above, seems pretty thorough to me it's a relatively new bike, so it should be fairly reliable just check the gaps between fairings and their alignments to see if anything is off, indicative of a dropped bike.... otherwise, just ride it...

what do you guys of this guy's back protector for $50 http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-motorcycles-motorcycle-parts-accessories-DAINESE-WAVE-AIR-BACK-PROTECTOR-MOTORCYCLE-BIKE-JACKET-W0QQAdIdZ499199355 in case ad goes down, here's a screen cap http://i.imgur.com/9SRpEO0.jpg

got my safety done a week ago, $40, went with my cousin and he even fixed the tension on his bike for free! IMO he did a thorough job, make sure all the requirements are there (lights, brakes, horn, chain, sprocket), he gave me a half can of chain lube too! he test rode the bike down the street...