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Bollywood John Wick. It was a blast!

Still have a red SuperHawk for riding around in St. Catharines.

Lucked into watching it this afternoon. It was so thrilling. Something about Degrasse's hamstring not bothering him so much so long as he wasn't in the blocks.

Had a tumble last week while cycling. A bit of road rash, bashed left hand, cracked rib and a big wallop to the melon. My public service message....ALWAYS wear a helmet, wear a good quality helmet and wear it properly.

The roundabouts and housing explosion sounds just like Grimsby, Smithville, Beamsville heading down towards Niagara.

I hope you get to celebrate this special day in the manner that you wanted.

Not only a very impressive length but add in the climbs and pace...wow!

I'd never noticed the fork set-up on the Vision before. Having seen many cruiser style, leading link forks. Would this be called a trailing link?

I also thought Godzilla Minus One was an excellent watch. Would like to have seen it in IMAX. Just for comparison purpose i would also like to see the black/white version. Godzilla Minus One/Minus Colour. Apparently it gives it more of a documentary vibe.

Sorry to hear about the accident but glad you're "relatively" okay.

Certainly a lot of the engine weight is going to be down low in comparison to the CBX.

400 or so. Surprisingly the nephew wanted the cassette collection instead of the vinyl. Crap ton from this era.

Good grief, even i'm confused by this post. :unsure: It was a CVO Pan America, not a LiveWire. Still the first one i have seen on the street. What a maroon.

Harley LiveWire riding two-up in Port Dalhousie this morning. Never seen one on the road. Interesting looking bike with an aftermarket exhaust that sounded great.

This is a good site if you do end up with the bike. https://www.cb750c.com/

Rare indeed but even rarer are the rubber manifolds from carb to head. Odd spacing and angles. I am hoping to use these carbs for the first time this year on my '79 but i can't seem to locate the manifolds. :unsure: In the stash someplace.

288 kms averaging 46.1 kmh. Amazing!

Yup. A set of stock Keihin carbs in the back and a set of Mikuni 29mm smoothbores.

You don't get good at carbs, you just get better.;)

On my tombstone they will write "It never got fast enough for me." Hunter S. Thompson