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I'm in the process of requoteing all my insurance right now... 2021 BWM F750GS, 2018 GMC Sierra 1500, 2018 Ford Explorer - nearly 700/mth... My wife's record is clean, mine has a few blemishes, but all 5+ years old; and spotless since. CAA came back at less then 1/3 of what I'm paying now...

The battery AND the bike it's in, both cost way more then the proper charger... buy the proper charger.

RIP Rider... GWS to the passenger.

Elijah Craig is my go-to; for sure... Also enjoy a dram of The Macallan from time to time.

No idea where EvoEx and BigEvil teach at - but I did my M1 through Learning Curves, and can't speak highly enough about them... the instructors love to ride, and love to teach... They had 3 or 4 different styles of bikes to practice and test on; and when I was having trouble with one (long...

https://www.buildingcode.online/section7.html I'm the electrician, not the plumber - but hopefully the above can point you in the right direction... 7.5 is venting.

Thankfully, I work for car-guys... we all part our toys in the back of the warehouse. I fill the tank, throw in stabilizer on the last ride; park it inside, and cover it. Throw a battery tender on it once or twice over the winter. I'm lucky that's an option.. if not, I'd probably go...

Continental is an Exide brand... They have plants in Indiana and Missouri; as well as India. If it's got the Made in USA sticker, then it was most likely made in Missouri.

Didn't scroll back - but just binged a show on Disney+ in two days... "Dopesick" - a mostly true telling of the OxyContin story, from development to the downfall of Perdue pharma... 8 x 1hr episodes - and it was amazing!

I leave mine on an intelligent charger (Battery Tender Jr) - fill it with gas and stabilizer before the last ride; and part it in a climate controlled warehouse... (I'm lucky that I work for car guys - the back 1/4 of our warehouse has Mustangs, a Viper, 2 corvettes, a BMW coupe, a 69 Hemi Cuda...

SSP is indeed encrypted....

2 vehicle collision, MC and a tractor; and an unfortunate outcome for the rider... https://www.iheartradio.ca/610cktb/news/man-dies-after-motorcycle-and-tractor-collide-in-west-lincoln-1.18630514

I drive all across Canada for work... Alberta? The speed limit -IS- the limit... more than 5-7 over, and you're talking to the RCMP or local cop. Quebec? Super aggressive drivers, and fast - yet very well mannered. I often am pulling a trailer, in Ontario I have to push in; in QC, I put my...

And those rewards are exactly the problem... the CC companies aren't eating a dime; they just pass the cost of those rewards programs on to the retailer. I get why you like it, but there's no such thing as a free lunch - for every dollar in rewards you receive, a retailer is paying a $1.05...

We had a lot of problems with the small engines on backup/reserve trucks at the fire hall - older chainsaws, small generators, pumps, that sort of thing... Between the carbs getting crapped up, and fuel lines; ethanol fuel led to a lot of maintenance and replacements.

RIP - Highway was closed for quite a while, so the reconstruction and traffic services teams could do their thing.

One thing I haven't seen mentioned - was that older fuel lines (particularly on small engines) were affected by ethanol... the rubber would soften and swell; often splitting at fittings or clamps.

I could be interested, as well... I'm not much on design, but a decent photographer... Shoot me a PM if you want to talk!

As someone who accepts credit cards; I understand it... With all the 'premium' and reward cards that banks and Credit card companies are offering - they are dinging me (and all merchants) with variable and ever-increasing processing fees... Depending on the card, I can pay between 1.5% and 5%...

About an hour ago... https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=476089734548638&set=a.468402615317350