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Yikes, that will never sell lol.

I must admit, I am more than happy with my sport touring SV. It looks sporty but not overly, it handles amazingly well, has more than enough power in its 650cc's and looks really nice. Supersport bikes look cool and all but they seem best for a racetrack, IMHO. Supersports are also more sought...

Time for a stebel.

Anytime I find a douchley parked car 9 time out of 10 it's a BMW. Guess that translates to bikes now lol

like another poster pointed out, the tend to be 50 and 125cc. The chance of road rash is far less. The ones you see without gear tend to be the average person who lives in a condo and looks at the bike as a fasion acessory. Marketing is to blame too along with merchants. in terms of streetcar...

Thanks for all the suggestions. Taking one of Evan's suggestions. DVP, to 401, to 115, highway 7. Hoping it will go smooth.

Personally I suggest an SV650, damn good bike, damn damn good bike.

sounds to me like sensors need to be adjusted to pick up bikes or buttons need to be mandatory.

I get a kick out of the guys that go on about never dropping their bikes. I believe most of it is pure hogwash, truth is, accidents like this happen to all of us at one time or another. With that said, don't beat yourself up over something that was going to happen at some time or another. Glad...

I say suck in all that worry and just go out and ride. Bikes are meant to be dropped, thrashed and ridden hard. Push the bike to its limits as you become comfortable. Try riding to work, commutes are easy and you can start off taking city streets. Stop and go traffic is the best training.

As a new rider I would take advisement from a seasoned rider. I know the lane position due to the safety course i took but if I did not take it I would want to know.

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Little white dots lined up on the pavement at Toronto intersections are the only visible signs of an innovative but dismally implemented piece of bike infrastructure. Little white dots lined up on the pavement at Toronto intersections are the only visible signs of an innovative but...

The alley way between portland and spadina will be your easiest spot to get some good shots. The graffiti is kept up and changed around often, I shoot in there all the time and its always looking fresh.

It is pretty sickening eh?

I have this shed. Bought it from Lowes for $899. Super easy to build. Honestly. http://www.homedepot.ca/product/extra-large-garden-shed-55-feet-x-8-feet/934821 If you want to save money you can get an 8x10 aluminum shed. It'll be only $300 but you'll be building it and the foundation for a...

What model are they? Got a photo of them?

Re: 新バイクJapan Toys - NSR250SP & CBR250RR ***Tons of Pics ---> Dial Up --> Go Home! Great looking bikes man, really great looking bikes.

I would suggest buying used from a dealership. I got my SV650 from Motorcycle Superstore aka Cycleworld in Scarborough. They can be tough to haggle with but not unreasonable. I got $500 off the price of my bike, free alarm, no taxes on a helmet, licensing/registration free and safetyed/certified...

I ride with 005's, no issues what so ever.