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Travel insurance. Get it. Emergency medical is cheap. I went to the US for 5 days and it cost me $13 through Scotiabank.

That is ****ing hilarious!!!!!!!!!!

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Part one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m69vjhkbQmo

That's a lot of damage for a simple drop...

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If you can spare 2 nights, I would highly recommend Vermont. Some amazing roads there. Smuggler's notch, route 17 to name a few.

They let me up today :) :) BUT it was like 50 ft visibility and pouring rain when I got up, so you could see nothing from the top :( lol

Smaller bikes win every time.

Thanks. Yeah, I am actually right by there right now, but it is closed for motorcycles due to high winds. The reading was at 62mph, cutoff is 60mph, and since it went over 60mph, it has to go down to 50mph. I am waiting a little to see if it happens, but I doubt it. I was really hoping to go up...

Thanks. I am either doing these on Sunday or Monday depending on weather. It's looking like Monday. Thanks :)

Well today was insane. Basically got poured for a good portion of the day. There were some parts of the day that were OK (weather wise) though. Having said that, it was still awesome. Put about 850km on the bike in 11-12 hours with stops. First portion of the trip was all major highways until...

Here's some pics of the bike all packed up:

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Yeah I listen to music all the time, even for rides like 5 mins using my Uclear HBC200 bluetooth headset. I also just bought Navigon for GPS so I'll see how I like it.

Thanks! Yeah, I will be doing that :)

Unfortunately, they don't like to listen to any sort of logic for change.

Yep, completely agree.

Actually, it was written for motorcycles. Statistically speaking, increasing the speed limit will have a negligible effect because the majority of crashes (~99.9 percent of them) happen at lower speeds.

Not really. Ever heard of the hurt report? Just want to add this to the discussion: "The median pre-crash speed was 29.8 mph, and the median crash speed was 21.5 mph, and the one-in-a-thousand crash speed is approximately 86 mph. Motorcycle riders in these accidents showed significant collision...