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Haha, that was the most casual attempted theft ever. I'll just try and take this... damn... no, okay.

I'm a few inches over 6 feet, and I used to get some terrible knee and ankle joint pain when riding my 250 for more than hour. I found that replacing the seat did WONDERS. The stock seat likely creates some awkward pressure points, or could be restricting proper blood flow. Being able to...

A beach ball? Really? **** GUYS, THERE ARE YELLOW LINES ON THIS ROAD - BRAKES!

The problem with deciding that courtesy would be the more appropriate course of action is that it relies on EVERYONE assuming that course of action - which is a big assumption, and why the law should be adhered, and not any form of courtesy. It's difficult enough for most people to remember all...

I'd have to say it was a combination of track and tire, for the most part. Look at the 3 that crashed out there - Lorenzo, Bradle, Bautista. They all had the bike standing at the moment they crashed. They weren't deep into the corner losing the front, they were only just slowing down for the...

They switched to Akra's late last season - story goes that Hayden and Dovi complained the Termi was too loud and distracting.

Left mine plugged in all winter... Praying to Zeus that it'll charge back up.

This is what really stands out: “The proposal which has been made relates to Open entry manufacturers achieving podium results, specifically three third positions, two second places or one victory, in dry race conditions. They would then have certain limitations applied relating to the Open...

They have at a few open class bikes running, which means they can actively develop and test their engines during the season. Perhaps they can come up with something there, if they don't already have plans for those bikes.

Ride more, park less.

Awesome, thanks!

Hey folks. I've been wondering over the cold days of winter - what does it take to Marshal or even volunteer at track and race days at Ontario tracks? I did some light poking around online and note the CRCA now has a specific training course required to marshal at any of its sanctioned events...

Re: Article looking at why drivers involved in fatal collisions seem to get off "ligh Agreed. Driving is a responsibility. Punishments and fines for breaking the rules of the road are meant to discourage people from breaking these very rules - because the type of driving that breaks them is...

Those rear brakes are barely just useful in the pits. This was a track they commissioned the use of especially thick carbon front brakes for - the rears are always the dinky steel disks, which are going to do less than nothing when the bike is pitched the way these do.

Who the hell actually believes this: "Bell says the data it collects will not be linked with a customer’s identity." Really?! OF COURSE it's going to be linked to customers! Even if the information they collected is kept entirely isolated from your personally identifying information, it's a...

Yeah, foot in mouth - I'm certain I read somewhere legitimate that the established consequence was black flag, but I can't find it again. Was late, was not sober :P

The incident in Britain and Spain w/ Pedrosa have awarded MM the 3 penalty points he has, which is more than some people already believe is just. One more puts him in the back of the pack for the next race. It was a predetermined and stipulated penalty for breaking the rule, not one imposed...

Your router should be able to provide you with a list of what is connected to your network. Look for anything that isn't something you own, either by device name or IP address. It may also be able to show you a connection breakdown by device, and detail data usage for each device as well.

I haven't been out in a while, thinking I'll drop by.

Sure, when it is predictable it is boring - but removing the electronic controls like TC will not make the races unpredictable in a very positive way. It will be a very common occurrence to see the riders with the nerve to test the limits crashing out, as used to be seen very much in the past...