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This is mesmerizing. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Slx0EmJo85c&feature=g-vrec

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The driver centre at Vic Park and Lawrence, in the rear at the east end where it widens, has the spots for cones spray painted on the ground. If I recall right there are two sets of markings, one square: one, just a sopt. The square ones are further apart and the instructor moved the cones out...

OK, what's A.T.G.A.T.T. again?

I'd check out Toronto Moto Scooter Club (TMSC). http://www.meetup.com/toronto-moto-scooter-club/

You're from "The Big Bang Theory" or some other sitcom aren't you? Right into our living room!

You might want to try Niagara Race Crafters in Virgil, down by Niagara-on-the-Lake. http://www.nrcracing.com/completestock.php

Here's a Canadian version. http://www.coolest-gadgets.com/20110511/uno-3-scooter-motorcycle/

Studio Cycle Group rents stuff for the course. Helmet- $25. https://www.studiocyclegroup.com/motorcycle-gear-rentals.html

I got this answer after asking about the three "dishes" (approx. 12" dia) at some intersections. They are actuators for bicycles. Here is the City's explanation as provided by another contributor. : http://www.toronto.ca/cycling/network/actuator.htm

Thanks snecro. I thought I'd heard that somewhere. So I guess the idea is to sit directly above the "dots"? That info will probably help a lot of bikers!

At various intersections around the city I see, in the roadway, three circles the size of dinner plates spaced a foot or two apart. I read somewhere that these are sensors for bikes but I'm not so sure. Does anyone know just what these are for?

Thanks for the replies but I sure hope I didn't get anyone in trouble.

Is there someone who will come to my place to do a safety certification?