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You mentioned it. Same here, I was confused as well when you stated "jailer". Go to post #45 as well.

Based on experience when you do it 5 to 7 hours a day. Oh and by the way, those with higher education were the worst such as a PhD or someone with a degree. And to think, to fly an F18 in the CF, you need a degree that I find laughable.

Because of the comment you made. As an instructor I had to shake my head many times as to who was taking flying lessons. Forget about that, many should not even have a driver's licence.

No big deal, but then you are speaking to someone that believes in the stand your ground law and castle doctrine law. The BS laws we have in nanny state Liberal Canada, you break into my home, bring your own body bag. I have zero mercy.

That explains it. For what I ride that costs more and is likely newer, $788 is cheap, but still too much. BTW smart. The call I once got for a position in the GTA lasted 20 seconds. I said "not interested and no thank you".

Never heard of what a Gaoler is, but then I am not into acronyms.

So who do you work for and what is it that you do?

I highly doubt that. Insurance rates in the GTA are never the lowest in Ontario.

Trials is another matter. Kind of hard not to complete a course without them. Trust me, you probably would not pass. :ROFLMAO: At the 50 second mark...now this is real skill! Toni Bou Can Do Some Unreal Things On A Trials Bike!

What, and you think you are the only person that works hard? I hear that so often from government employees. :rolleyes: If it is so bad, quit and go to the private sector. Try being a roofer. You'll find out what hard work is.

What, you mean the left turning car at the next light that you run into. Drivers on two or four wheels are not the sharpest tools in the shed. They cannot judge a motorcycle moving illegally at higher speed. By the way, when I was doing 120 to 140 on the Autobahn with vehicles doing 200+ in the...

Because even if you ride using your head, and I mean the head above your shoulders and not the head between your legs, is more risky than being in a car. And being a bonehead on two wheels does not help matters. Personally, I have been accident-free for just over 50 years; same in cars. My...

Yeah really. That and weaving back and forth through the lanes on the highway at double the speed. Want me to go on. High risk = high insurance rates. Don't need to be a rocket scientist to figure that one out.

No they do not based on real world experience so far. But buy a quality battery though and make sure your charging system works properly and that means the voltage regulator. FLA batteries need a topping up with distilled water every year or two. Motorcycles: 9 full years out of a Flooded Lead...

And we wonder why insurance rates are so high. :rolleyes: For some anyway as mine dropped by $491 for the same coverage. :ROFLMAO:

The name rings a bell, but I'd have to see one.

UGLY, big time and it is the gas tank. Some like it, some also liked the ugly Pontiac Aztec and the ugly Tesla Cybertruck and I guess some need the attention.

Yes where a key-stroke is hit now and then to make it look like they are working. Get back to work! Christ, they hardly worked when at work so how can they work more from home. And what about all those that need to go to work at Home Depot or Loblaws or my commercial student as captain on a...

Strange that I see PS workers at home almost all the time doing this and that. Ever notice how grocery stores are filled during working hours since Covid. Kinda strange. I just went to a farewell luncheon for one, and the whole group work from home on the days allowed and by the way, why is it...

How do you know?