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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWh0t1fX_EY

Nice bike. Just curious, how long did u ride it with reduced oil?

\ Damn, looks like a cheap and easy DIY fix...thanks!!!

I must admit, riding down to South America is on my bucket list. Some of the safety tips I've come across is to travel during the day and stick to the major toll roads. This does not look like a major toll road.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/07/18/world/americas/missing-american-mexico/

Keep both bikes. One to wrench and one to ride. Restore old bike to it's former glory. Once it's ready then sell the new bike!!!

Subbed. Sorry for the late arrival, waking up from winter hibernation <yawn>. Let us know when the public consultation will be! I'll write up a short note with a link to this thread to leave with any bikes or scooters I see on the street.

and for citizens to hold said politicians accountable...

Hey, if the engine doesn't run then how about an electric motorcycle conversion project? You can get the whole conversion kit that includes the motor, batteries, and controller...

That's for the Toronto Public Works and Infrastructure Committee to perform the study and recommend for or against

The facts point to increased ridership with the introduction of protected and separated bike lanes http://www.thestar.com/news/city_hall/2014/09/11/sherbourne_lanes_a_cycling_success_that_should_inspire_more_says_councillor.html

Thats another thing to look at if Toronto really wants to tackle congestion, not to use the bike lane but to do this... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWh0t1fX_EY

Wow, not a lot of cyclists on this forum eh? Narrowing roads to add a bike lane is a great idea. I live in the downtown core and riding a moto and a bicycle is by far a hell of alot quicker to commute than a car. Only issue is car drivers get all squirrely being jammed up in traffic making it...

CAA is grrrrrreat! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USkVu41-mDE They've saved my ***** a few times now

Thanks Face! Keep us updated and let us know how we can contribute.

Wow, great job! You can get this perforated aluminum sheet from lowes to fabricate a radiator guard/cover. It will complement your industrial look: http://www.lowes.ca/metal-products/the-hillman-group-3-ft-x-24-in-lincane-design-mf-aluminum-sheet_g1559506.html

Good idea! Except the inside of the tabs is not straight. There's some weird angles in there. Maybe I'll try an aluminum sheet and see if I can bend it flush somehow, then jbweld the whole thing together...

I was thinking of JB welding the crap out of the inside of the plastic tabs for reinforcement...

Streetfighter headlights have plastic tabs to mount on fork brackets. These broke after a few months of use. I've ordered up another headlight but now I need to figure out a DIY way to reinforce the plastic tabs so it doesn't break again. Quick and dirty works, doesn't have to be pretty...