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common misconception that police determine fault. Fault is a civil process, and insurance companies deal with that sort of stuff. Police's roll is to fill out the collision report and lay charges. If I were you, I would be taking that video offline, and proceeding via civilly for...

I did it it last October. Joined up at Skyline Drive -- becomes the blue ridge parkway. Leave 2-3 days at minimum. Be ware of deer and decreasing radius turns. As MacDoc says, back of the dragon, tail of the dragon, etc.. Lots there! Gas wasn't too much of a problem. Beautiful scenery, and...

Crc's in Toronto for the most part don't lay charges. Only no insurance, unlicensed drivers or suspended drivers. if you aren't transported and subsequently go to the crc. There will be no scene to investigate, just one story verses the other. And the initial 'utterances' that one would make...

funny how a lot of the crashes involving alcohol and speed happen in the early mornings...

sounds like it may end up being a 50/50 claim to me. really depends on the situation. Now a days I wouldn't be driving / riding into Toronto without some sort of dash cam / helmet cam. The fact of the matter is if you aren't transported to hospital, you will go to the CRC. That gives the other...

I have nothing but horror stories with them. i won't go back.

Not too sure that's an HTA charge.. I'm more than sure it's a criminal code offence.

nowadays they cannot go below set fine. Unless the JP suspends your sentence, it's what the chart says for the speed you are being convicted for. Just because the officer says he lowered the speed on the ticket doesn't mean the speed will go up. But that being said, if it's brought up at trial...

If we are here to complain about each other then I guess I'll rant about the sport bike that passed me in my lane while riding 200+ Kms. I wasn't doing slow either; 120 Kms in the right lane on the 401! Clip my bag and we both would of been finished:angry5:

MY most comfortable mod was my seat.. although expensive, well worth it. You may want to get handlebar risers to help with the shoulders on log rides. Did the iron butt last season. Started just south of Savannah Georga and made it to Toronto. Left at 4:30 in the morning and got home just a...

Incase if you guys want to look it up. Here it is. "44.1 (1) It is a condition of the driver’s licence of every novice driver that his or her blood alcohol concentration level be zero while he or she is driving a motor vehicle on a highway. 2009, c. 5, s. 14." In other words, if you...

For those who don;t know the ford fusion with the 3 litre v6 are very peppy.. my work has them and they go like stink.. They handle.. well okish.

haha funny. I'm allergic to peanuts Bought a motorcycle shelter that lifts and closes. Winter storage at my mom's garage..

only had my bike out for about 10 minutes a week ago. Weather is crap and they will be salting the roads again tomorrow.

Yep.. shoulda hit the car making the lane change ..

I started off with a bike with a 1600 CC engine and weigh just over 900 lbs. Wasn't the easiest way to learn. Work small, then go bigger.. 600-650 cc sounds good.. master that, then move up.

went out the afternoon of the nasty freezing rain a couple of days ago.. just before a few hours prior, quick 10 min spin.. but it's still too early.. waiting for atleast mid april. On the bright side, did all the repairs and readying my bike needs for the season.

Know this isn't the most exactly scientifical way to prove my theory. But I charged my battery probably about half charge and left my bike without charging it. Gave the same time period as it was unplugged and came back to the bike and the battery Started the bike right up. The reverse charge...

Agreed. But it's a two week old battery

It was a battery tender Jr. That I bought from gpbikes. I'm assuming it's a legit model ;-). I know the Jr and another model share the same instruction manual. But I'm unsure if the Jr has reverse drain protection