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Outstanding. Wonder what the cop bike is - KTM maybe?

The Mach 3 looks small. I got a Renegade RSS 17 for Christmas, the thing is massive and super lightweight. It replaced a 10yr Metro (both Ogios). Padding is much better on the Renegade.

Very cool.

I think the forward slant is producing the illusion. It's not a huge bike - I felt cramped on it. The seat is pretty high though.

Saw a naked KTM on King W near Bathurst this PM. Super Duke maybe? Was mostly black. Looked and sounded badass! Also a black Ninja something or other on Bathurst moments later. You bastids.

They gave me my full M on the spot. But you might be right - I wrote my M1 in mid-August 2013. Mid-August '13 to late June '15 is just over 22 months.

I think the 18-month rule applies even if you skip the M course. I did my M1 Exit at Learning Curves in late October 2013 and did the full-M test at the MTO in late June 2015. Counting on my fingers, that's less than 22 months.

Those are my exact rim widths. There aren't tons of options but the Avon Roadriders are popular and widely available.

I had a blue called Devil's Rock at a winery tasting in Owen Sound. That stuff was amazing. Super creamy for a blue. https://www.thornloecheese.ca/en/our_products Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hell of a deal! You did good.

Guy at the end looks like he gets run over the head? Eek. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Oh Deere.

I had the Westmalle Tripel at Biermarkt. That is one potent brew!

First torque wrench I bought was a beam type but I find it awkward to use. You need to be looking at it squarely from above the scale, which is almost always impractical when working on a bike. Can't beat the price though.

Megadeth brew. Nice blend of hoppy, sour and fruity but it's kind of tame for a Unibroue product. Went right back to La Fin Du Monde after that.

Is it really a brand though if the bikes never hit a showroom? Sounds like it's basically an artisanal, made-to-order operation.

Been wondering the same in light of some recent posts. Is it fair to suspect that many of them cannot be titled because they are er, borrowed?

This.

You can't get a good feeling for it in the vid but Beaver Hall hill is really steep. Too steep to try and swerve/coast downhill - you'd probably end up going through the intersection at 70km/h at the bottom. That's why you see everyone just get on the brakes and never let go of them. Anyway...

We're fixing our own bikes (I assume that's what the OP is trying to do), not making a space shuttle. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk