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I heard the NT1100 is coming in 2024, but I think it was someone at Barrie Honda who mentioned it. It's coming to my garage the moment it lands, that's all I know....

RobtheBold submitted a new listing: 2019 Suzuki V-Strom 650 for sale - 2019 Suzuki V-Strom 650 for sale Learn more about this listing...

A good friend is selling his 2019 V-Strom 650 - lives in Lively, Ontario Suzuki V-Strom 650 - Excellent condition - Always stored inside (the only dude I know puts a cover on his bike on our road trips!!!) - Never used off road Extras include: - Adjustable windshield - Running lights - Heated...

That's the jacket I had 10 years ago and it was great. If it says waterproof, it is waterproof.

Agreed - all day rain, you need to accept getting wet. It's still better than being in a car, IMHO. I rode to Thunder Bay from Newmarket last August and the September a couple years before that. Preparing for the variety of the weather that ride faces is what I am trying to combat. We rode...

no, that's not true. And besides, I'm looking for 4 season gear that keeps you dry but doesn't make you sweat your ass off in the dry. On a sunny day, it sucks getting wet.

FWIW, I picked up some Alpinestars gear. A Bogota Drystar jacket and a pair of Alpinestars BRYCE Gore-Tex pants. I'll be looking for rain the next time I get the chance. Now I just need to figure out how to waterproof my wrists. What do people do - duct tape or gauntlets inside the sleeves?

I have a Frank Thomas jacket and it's great for cold and wet, but the ventilation is for **** - 22 degrees and up and I am sweating. I have a FT Aqua rain suit, but it's just a PITA to get back into the pouch. and yeah, had the rain suit for AGES - takes me back too.

Iceman, eh .....? I can't help but wonder that "Iceman" may not be the best judge of temperature! LoL!!

I'd prefer to have waterproof gear. 15 years ago, I had a Joe Rocket Jacket and a pair of Drystar pants - both were water proof and both doubled as cold weather gear. I have an old Frank Thomas waterproof jacket, but it's shite in the warm weather, so I'm looking for somethnig that is multi...

Afternoon! I have a sport bike and a roadcouch, and I realize the waterproof gear I've always bought in the past has been for the couch type riding. Anyone ride in the wet on a sportbike in all weather gear or more specifically, waterproof gear? I'd love to hear about it.

I was trying to sell my 1997 VFR and was pretty clear in the ad telling everything I could about it, and this was my favourite reply : Any issues with it? I'm selling a 1995 bmw 318i e36 manual 5 speed runs and stops needs some work I could possibly trade for right deal? I also have about $500...

It's fun to read the whole page - https://www.kawasaki.ca/product/ninja-h2-r They recommend tire warmers......

completely agree..... quit now and stay alive, keep my insurance rates from jumping or don't ask.

my point is you asked a dense question. And your answer is equal to the task. Surely your definition of "come out of it just fine." is a far more comprehensive list than being pulled off a guard rail, just as "highly skilled" certainly isn't only one thing. It's far too open ended a...

okay, I'll bite - how would you determine "they may come out of it just fine"?

Granted, I misspoke when I compared the 1999 F4 to a bike that doesn't exist. To be honest, I missed the year of the F4 in question - fact is, there were 3 other hard core sport bikes that year from Japan - shouldn't be spending time debating this - I know of 2 riders whose first bikes were an...

I never felt as comfortable on the Katana 600 as I did on the F3, but the ThunderCat and the F3 were very similar yes - unlike the R6 or GSX-R.

See? You shoulda asked me what bikes are the fastest on the track .... No, that wasn't my point - it was about ride-ability. They are so easy to ride - felt like the prefect fit first time I rode one. Actually, you racing it proves how versatile that bike is.

Semantics yes, but at the time, there were 2 classes (maybe 3) of 600s. The Thundercat, the ZZR600, the Kanatuna and the F4 were in a different class that the Ninja ZX6-R, the GSX-R and the R-6. ALL of these are fast, all are close in speed, all are dangerous in the wrong hands, seems like a...