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Re: Instant ****** bikes? I believe Harley drivers are known as F@gs. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7hQN4Amaeg

I've heard that putting a rare earth magnet on the bottom of your fairing will induce a current in the loop. I haven't tried it, but it's worth a shot. http://www.instructables.com/id/Trigger-GREEN-Traffic-Lights/

I've never done a track day (not really my thing), but I'm wondering...How many, and which fasteners are drilled and safety wired on a sport bike? None of them on my (street) S1000RR are done. It seems extremely labour-intensive (although I can see the benefit)

Thank you. CafeRay, I'll accept your apology

I believe it's Ontario law for the seller to provide the UVIP

You have to go in. Just be sure to talk to the younger guys (Shelby is good). The old guy never comes out of his office and is a total waste of time. If you really need a BMW dealer/shop, Serpa in Newmarket seems to give a damn.

sponge/cloth

Somebody's trolling with that ad. 613-442-xxxx isn't a bancroft phone number

Is this the same Sokol from SimHQ.com?

I did the M2 course last summer at Central North York with Raf and the guy that looks like Charles Bronson. It poured buckets. I had my Joe Rocket textiles, but a 1 piece rain suit would have helped. We had a great time, but, god, were we ever tired.

No, the Gerber that was referred to is probably a multitool made by Gerber. They also do knives and other cutting implements. But seriously guys, how much work do you plan to do on the side of the road? Wire, multitools, fuses, cable clamps? Shouldn't all these things be checked at home? And...

Good points. The solvents in spray paint are brutal. The good thing is that arai liners will come out. (I don't know about others). You can also use the clear, disposable drop sheets to cover the hard foam inside the shell. The problems arise when any solvent hits plastic/foam. It just...

Those are RFY 320's. They are an Ohlins chinese knock off, but WAY more affordable. From what I've heard and read, they work fine. And you can buy 10 pair for the price of 1 set of Ohlins.

OK, I'll bite. WTF are chicken strips?

I worked way too hard for the opportunity and the cash to buy my bike ('11 S1000RR) to just rev the $h!t out of it, wheelie it, spin the tires, drop the clutch, or otherwise abuse it. These guys must be made of money

I looked into other helmets and even wore Shoei for a while, but after researching and trying on every helmet I could find, I got an Arai. Sure the purchase price hurt, but it's way more quiet and comfortable than any others. The long oval fit my head perfectly.

Smart-arse :)

I'll bet (just maybe) that it's not cheap to have someone customize a bike for you. Riding now and saving money for future changes is way better than leaving a half finished bike in the shop. If you'd read the whole thread, you'd see that it's a WIP.

What about some change for a pay phone? Yes, I'm showing my age. Now get off my lawn.