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I don't know about that. Before I heard of all the bad reviews, I would have happily taken my bike there for something I didn't want to (or couldn't) do myself. Now they're on the blacklist - or rather, they're no longer on the extremely short whitelist. Surely as more and more negative reviews...

@adri - It's football, not soccer!

If any stress were involved, I would hope it would just be Jerry's.

Apparently it may be your wiring harness, which can be cleaned if not too bad, and not the TPS itself: https://www.ducatimonster.org/threads/faulty-tps-sensor.359483/?post_id=3195128#post-3195128

Yeah, I meant to type 420 lbs, but subconsciously typed 220 from the kg rating.

Do you not enjoy riding it? Seems like your problems have more to do with wrenching, but there's no guarantee ytou won't run into simmilar issues with any other bike. And doesn't your Multi only weigh about 420 lbs? Unless you're going for a 690 SMCR, you won't get much lighter.

If you want to try the Dunlop Roadsmart 4, there's a rebate until the end of month. Says in person, though, not sure how strict they are on that: https://www.dunlopmotorcycletires.com/offers/julyaugust-pro-dealer-3010-2/ Jul 01 - Aug 31, 2025 To qualify for this rebate offer, tires must be...

You just can't catch a break, eh?

https://www.bridgestonemotorcycletires.com/en-ca/warranty-information BRIDGESTONE MOTORCYCLE TIRE LIMITED WARRANTY Eligibility This Limited Warranty covers BRIDGESTONE brand motorcycle tires and only applies to the original purchaser. It is valid if all of the following apply: • The tire...

Depends on whether he waved and with how many fingers.

Did your neices witness it, and would they be willing to go to court with you if that's what it comes down to? I think without witnesses, it may be your word against his. Also, as far as I understand, only the police can charge him with assault, so if they don't then he gets off on the criminal...

Looks like pictures only required for a small subset of items, like brake pad and disc thickness, and tire tread depth. Around 9:00 it says "Failed items will require you to take a photo or video of the failed or repaired component." Also later at 11:45, it shows that pictures are only required...

This is the video walkthrough from DriveOn. I've only watched a quarter of it, and so far every picture seems optional. On the flip side, guys like me who despise letting "professional" shops touch our bikes now have hope that Ted-style inspections may still be possible...

Does anyone know if MTO only requires pictures for a passing inspection? That might be why there are none, and certainly doesn't help others in this type of situation. EDIT: Oops, they passed it, but still no photos. I'd be looking into that with MTO.

Get the name of the tech who did the work and the service advisor who told you all that (if different). Then send Jerry a link to this post and demand that he address it before it goes farther than just GTAM.

I agree if you're servicing other people's bikes, but for someone like me who primarily has 17" tires on everything, the PA chocks are hard to beat. That said, I also have a Baxley LA Chock which fits anything from an 80 to a 190 tire, and 15" - 26" wheels. I use it to park one of my bikes...

I had the same problem with my 2011 CBR125R's 100 front tire. I ended up parking it backwards and the 130 fit fine.

If by tag, you mean the paper forms he gave me, the bottom says "Correction Report: To be forwarded to Enbridge Gas by gas technician completing work." and has fields for the technician's certificate number, company name/address, and TSSA contractor's registration number. Are you saying I can...

Note that this is a little shorter and narrower than the black one of the same capacity, in case you intend to use a rear stand and/or separate wheel chock with it. I bought this (back when it was only rated for 800 lbs) and returned it for the black one because my Pit Bull single-sided rear...

https://www.cp24.com/video/2025/08/06/please-officer-ferrari-driver-charged-with-stunt-driving-on-his-way-to-his-birthday-party/