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Welcome. Any time between now and end of winter is when used bikes are cheapest. Middle of winter is probably ideal in terms of price but if you want to test ride it then fall is probably more realistic. If you're buying new then I can't help you there as I've always bought used bikes. Good luck

I have a 12V socket wired directly to the battery with an inline fuse. During the riding season I have a USB adapter plugged into it 24/7. The adapter has a small green LED that remains constantly lit. Never had a problem with battery drain even when left sitting for a few weeks.

That would make a lot of sense

That's pretty sick I must admit. I've used thermochromic pigment before to build a Rorschach halloween mask. Neat stuff. Didn't know they came in such high temp versions though.

I don't think anyone here is saying that it's morally right to do any of those things. But if you put on a blindfold to have sex without even verifying who your partner is then you have made a choice to have sex with an unknown party. It's basically a glory hole. Whether this is due to naivety...

I don't get it. Did you buy a replacement bike that is rashed up and they won't insure that? Or are they refusing to pay out for the stolen bike because you submitted photos of rashed up fairings? Either way that's ridiculous.

I disagree. She allegedly consented to having sex while wearing a blindfold. As dumb as that is and as many questions as that raises, she basically allowed herself to not know who she is having sex with. Misrepresentation is not the same as forced sexual intercourse. Not saying it's right but...

LMAO we're supposed to believe they had sex 10 times and she never knew it was a strap-on? In all that time she never felt up her partner or peeked through the alleged blindfold? Also I agree this is not rape.

I had no problems getting insurance with State Farm having only my M1. But that was before Desjardins took over.

How bout an e-bike? lol

A little extreme but good point none the less. Trippy image. If you stare at the junction between the dots you can see two or three at a time.

I knew he was changing his focus to heated gear but didn't know he has a new site and brand. Thanks

I've had mine for about a year and put them through 7 track days so far. Not a sign of wear on them. I suppose like anything it's possible to get a bad batch or maybe it could be a difference in fit. Got mine at a discount too =)

Sena all the way. They have a ton of different models so I'm sure one of them will fit your needs. Price might be a little higher than the one you're looking at but well worth it.

+2 For Velocity VR Pro. I actually got rid of a pair of Held Phantom II for these. For me it was a better fit and I think it offers greater protection too. It looks a bit on the bulky side but works great. I use it for track but haven't crash tested them yet (knock on wood). Sent from my HTC...

^That's my assessment as well. I often want to pass riders at this turn but usually abandon the maneuver because I don't feel I can do it safely (I let off at the crest of the hill cause I'm a wuss lol).

The opening credits scene... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCQk9TPNdbI

Ememef had best advice. Wheels should roll steadily over tracks via inertia or constant throttle in as little time as possible while being smooth. Jerky throttle or braking can cause the tire to spin or plow.

Been given a warning once for this. My plate was a lot lower though, almost at the rear shock. I then moved it out to pretty much where your pic shows... maybe a couple of inches more but no farther than the rear tire hugger. Haven't been bothered since. Luck of the draw. If you're at the wrong...

Believe me, if I ever find them there will be.