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They're pretty decent in terms of insurance... @bigpoppa doesn't like them :p You won't get the nod from the GTAM baller club. You'll get there after a few years. Age is one of the factors and it's not on your side right now but with a few years of experience under your belt, you'll get...

Since you say you have experience riding motorcycles, check out sv650, fz07, r7 etc. Insurance is lower on those from what I know. You can find good used r3, ninja 400 as a track only bike, if you are interested only in tracking the bike. The expenses are towing the bike to the track, parts...

A valuable lesson for the future. Thanks guys! The dash cam didn't capture anything that morning. So, no recording of the hit.

Today someone rear ended me...slow speed, maybe 20 kmph. No damages to my car or theirs, and no bodily injuries to either parties. A driver cut right in front of me, turning left and I didn't have the visibility until the last moment because of traffic in the other lane. I braked hard and came...

Congrats Matt! It will be a hoot to ride once it's all fixed and ready. Edit: how the hell is he planning to get insurance for it with just 2 years of riding experience? Am I missing something? If he is a Brampton rider, then that's a different story.

At least one of us did it :)

@kurtrules - thanks for sharing. Great pictures. The videos of those narrow roads...scary as hell and the gravel roads look not so fun. Was this a solo trip? Did you rent the bike for the trip? If yes, it would be helpful to post the details of the place and a short review :) Once again, thanks...

I would bought it if the time was right...good luck with the sale. Def not your responsibility to keep the buyer safe, but it's good karma. You'll know if the person is a right candidate or not in the initial 5 mins of the chat. If you have time and are not in a hurry, why not! :)

Just noticed the 'secret' race course lol.

More than sad...

To the best of my knowledge, if you are doing your M2 from drivetest they won't offer you a motorcycle. Only private institutes like MTOhp, Learning Curves, etc. provide access to a different variety of bikes for you to try out. Just mentioning if you're thinking of doing it at a drivetest...

The money you save by not going through M2 safety course will all be lost in insurance. One of the questions they'll ask you is if you did your safety course from an institute. Plus the institute usually got a selection of bikes you can take your course on. You just need the safety gear. Good luck!

voyageur submitted a new listing: SV1000/SV650 - 2nd gen - Rear Seat Tail Covers/Tail Cover Cowl - SV1000/SV650 - 2nd gen - Rear Seat Tail Covers/Tail Cover Cowl Learn more about this listing...

Rear tail cover for 2nd gen Suzuki SV650/SV650s. Got it from ebay. Carbon fiber finish. Check the link below for a similar listing on ebay. Fittings shown in the image are sold. $40 for tail cover. Check out the kijiji listing for more pics.

voyageur submitted a new listing: SV 1000 OEM lower fairing - comes with fittings and instructions - SV 1000 OEM lower fairing - comes with fittings and instructions Learn more about this listing...

Selling sv1000s fairings that I had from my previous bike. I don't have the bike anymore so no point in keeping it. There is a slight damage to the fairing, please check images. It's listed for $200 on Kijiji. Bought it for around $400. Price can be slightly negotiable for serious buyers.

One of the best motorcycle onboards in terms of the feeling of speed and video quality. In fact all of Canepa's videos I have watched thus far are quite good.

Direct. Now I'm with Personal, which is also direct. I always got cheaper quotes when I approached the insurance directly.

Sad to hear that @Hardwrkr13 ... Similar experience but didn't bother to start a thread. I was with Desjardins when I crashed (at fault). Multiple emails, phone calls to get the money. They still haven't paid for the gear...I have left the appraiser at least 5-6 voice messages and twice the...

There are times when I wish I were younger and didn't worry about holding a full-time job to pay bills. Sadly, this is one of those times. Looks like it's full day course. Would have been a great way to learn about motorcycle maintenance. Too bad.