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On the UK highways (and in some other countries) where you drive on the left lanes, they encourage that you must always pass on the right . Passing on the left is called "undertaking". This naturally enforces the slower cars to stay in the slower lanes or there would be a build up of cars...

that's because in that province people actually stay in the right lanes unless to pass.. and not just in highways, also on the multi-lane boulevards. Its very noticeable in Quebec City. Always an Ontario plate cruising in the left lane. PLUS I believe the law enforcement in QC also enforce...

Was there yesterday. Conditions were great. Single track was good. Only dry leaves on the trails. Saw a couple puddles. Nothing major. Worst thing is most the main access roads are rutted out.

Thanks for the update. What is “108”? Did you ride the west sections?

There was some good deals on MX jerseys at the Whitby Store. Looks like they had pants too, but all the heavily reduced ones were long gone. FFIW, The *new* 2019 gear was actually priced cheaper then MSRP / GP BIkes.

Simcoe street north of King has dedicated spots. Perl Street is also a popular street. John street Nth of King, I think , where the old MEC used to be was popular too.

the radar calibration question will made the court laugh. Every tom dick and harry tries that same line of questioning every time.

yep. it sucks. It just shows sticker prices from the catalogs

GP has been doing that for years. Try using one of the 20% off coupons from the catalog, thats how they do it.

The in-car models often fail at the usb connection due to the vibrations from the bike. Cheap option would be get another refurbished car model .

Yes, snow city can order it in, but I find it surprising I can't get a basic bolt, oil filter or even spark plug as they are never in stock. These parts are common for about 1/2 dozen Yamaha's. Amazes me that If someone brought in their bike for service they won't have what I consider basic...

Not sure what he told you regarding the camera, but beware of regulations regarding modification of helmets. That's possibly where you *can* be ticketed. There has been a lot of discussion on this here in the forum over the years. Also, if you ride in the US states, they have different laws...

I've had items shipped to CBI USA in Niagara falls and then picked up later at a convenient time ,smaller items I've picked up when down on a weekend PA ride. I use the per item charge of $US7 ish for them to hold the package for me. Still can be cheaper than having it shipped to Toronto as...

Did this get bumped due to today’s date? April 1 ?

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:( RIP

Dash cams can be very helpful. I have them installed and recently updated them to include a rear view. I also check every so often that the footage records ok, and is legible.

would be easier to sneak up on those chipmunks in the Ganny with this ;-)

wow.. . havent' been on here in a few weeks.. and Bang! Nice modern look.

I looked into this few years ago (actually more like 7 or 8 ) 12 to 18mths is considered "normal" in the GTA. Mileage would vary outside of the GTA on what they consider an acceptable amount of time