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When I did my M1 exit through the MTO about 50% of the people failed the parking lot portion. No one failed the road part (I know the M2 exit is totally different) I'm having a hard time comprehending how a rider could fail the M2 exit test (MTO)... You have a whole year to ride before you can...

I dunno if that's a good analogy lol, my parents sewing machine is loud as hell. Made me laugh. Saw a vid of the stock exhaust on youtube, the sound was very disappointing =(. Nothing a good aftermarket can't fix, that'll probably take a while to come to fruition though.

Check this out: Honda CBR250R Forum : Honda CBR 250 Forums - View Single Post - The 2013 CBR500. It's a review from a guy who owned a CBR250 and got one of the first CBR500Rs. From what he says it sounds pretty good, there might be minor differences between the 500s being released there...

but I hate missing the previews =(

Yep, bring your own or rent one. They don't provide a bike for you.

I got kicked out of two parking lots. First was an empty food basics parking lot, cops got called and told me to scram, they were very nice and understanding. The second time I went to some industrial area, very isolated and no one was around since it was a holiday. A passing cop stopped...

Dude I agree with loving Kawi. I love my 250 so much, it has never given me a single problem and I put over 13k on it this season. I would have went for a Ninja 650 or ZXR6 but I'm a little young and I would get butchered with the insurance. The "hypothetical" quote I got from SF was wayyyy more...

Random people sitting on your bike and chatting? Never really seen or heard of that happening. That's a little pathetic lol, taking posing to a whole new level. What I'm worried about at U of T is a car knocking it over because I usually find a spot on the street to park it. Never had to worry...

I used to go there, I'd actually park it near the back cause there was always a tree that covered my bike perfectly with shade. Me and another 250 would always share that spot. From what I remember most bikers would park in a cluster near the left of the entrance. I miss the days of such...

Lol, I can guarantee you in the summer it'll be hard to get a Ninja 250 (2009 and up) for less than $3500. A brand spanking new one is clocking in at $4100.00 bucks plus don't go thinking the extra fees would be peanuts. I'm looking at getting a new bike in the summer from a dealer and I was...

Is it spring yet?

That was intense!!!! Absolutely love the sound of his bike.

Honestly, I think I was more impressed by that awesome camera work/editing lol... those were some incredible shots. The stunts were awesome, great video.

Hmm I pay about $900/yr with my 250r, I'm a bit on the younger side so that's probably why. I remember talking to my SF agent about maybe upgrading in the future and he said the jump wouldn't be too much especially if I maintain a clean record, which I have. I'll be sure to post up the numbers...

Naw I still have to get an insurance quote, I doubt it'll be that much higher than my 250 though..... At least I hope not haha.

The black CBR500R

Passed by Ready Powersports, went inside to inquire and they ended giving me $7817.03 OTDP. I obviously didn't haggle since I have no intention of buying it this second. They told me they have a ton of deposites already and supplies are very limited, so I wouldn't expect a huge drop in price...

This was the first motorcycle show I've ever gone to. My first impression was that it was very small, and fairly empty. Sat on pretty much every bike, that Hayabusa is a figgin monster. Sitting on and daydreaming about riding that S1000RR was nice. Too bad there were no Kawis except for one 636...

Man, sucks that Kawasaki won't be there. Hopefully my gf ends up getting a bike after seeing all the awesome ones at the show.

Glad the rider is ok, hope the idiot driver skidded into the grass and crashed or something. That's the only way they'll ever learn.