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In my case they entered based on a picture of the VIN (with a few other pictures of the bike to make sure). It really should follow the same procedure as you did before with the affidavit. The fact is that you can not contact the original owner.

I'm game with increasing the limits for sure, just as long as I can still do 100km/h or so in the right most lane while towing my trailer. I would hope they would do what some states do (and has been already said here), by having a minimum and maximum. But as always, enforcement of slow...

I'll probably DL it and watch it eventually.

You don't need insurance to get a green plate. The event promoter has to carry insurance to cover participants. If you signed in and paid to race, you should be covered by their insurance. I'm saying "should" just because I do not know 100%, more like 90%. And for what it's worth, check your...

20 minute moto? Ever watch an MX race? They're 30 min plus 2 laps. Yes a 125 likes to be on the pipe, but good luck holding it wide open through the woods. And it is against the rules to carry fuel with you on the course and to fuel up outside of a designated gas stop. The front number...

I don't believe you need insurance because the organizers cover it for the event. My son has done the Mini Pine on a KTM 125sx without any issues with gas. The stops are usually in 40kms.

I'm 5'9" about 180lbs and while I can physically ride my daughters CRF150F, it is way too small for an adult. She is about 5'4" or so and fits it perfectly though. I'm pretty sure the CFR150 is the same as the TTR125 in comparison. If you're going with a beginner bike I personally wouldn't...

Nope. $200 is still seriously stupid for a one day event of riding up a hill a few times.

Hosted? No. Competed in? Many times. This weekend for example I raced at Gully Mor in a two hour XC that cost me $60 on Saturday, then yesterday I raced an MX race at Steel City Riders for $50. If a day of racing cost me $200 to enter, I would not be racing. To try and get up a hill, you...

You say serious question, but then you jest. $200? That is seriously stupid.

Thanks! I knew I'd forget some.

There are a handful of MX tracks nearby, but depends on your definition of "nearby". Moto 86, Wingham Gore Road MX, London The Pit, a little east of London Motopark, Chatsworth RJ's Motosport, Barrie (Wednesday and Saturday's only) Burnt River Offroad, Burnt River (this has a small enduro cross...

You can check out Offroad Ontario for racing woods and enduros. Rally Connex does some rides that aren't races, but can be very challenging if you want. I'm not a member, but I think anyone can join Simcoe County Adventure Riders (I think Facebook group). You could probably find some people...

I won't repeat everything that's been said. Get a 2T. You already know how to work on one so you know how easy it is. I ride a KTM 200XCW and find it very tame (I also race it with SCR), whereas I found a 250SX to be way more powerful.

Or perhaps it was the volunteers that put on the Mini Pine enduro since they had permission from the authorities......

You street riders are nuts! Get both of you dirt bikes and go have fun where cars aren't trying to kill you.

That's cool. I didn't realize trials guys had their version of a hard enduro. Thumbs up![emoji1303]

LOL. I guess I'm "lucky" too that I'm "allowed" to do what I want in my adult life. Some guys kill me when they say they can't do something because of their mother......,er, I mean....their wife.

I hope you're lumping yourself into that "GTAM types" ********. You were illegally trespassing by riding your bike in a closed forest. No, it does not matter why you were there. If you felt the need to be such a great guy and clear then trails, then you would have hiked them on foot. Any...

Based on his self righteous reply to a legit comment, I'm not so sure about that. Perhaps he can clarify for us then. Was he authorized to be riding in a closed private forest?