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The pics on Ali are exactly the same as the ones on F9 ... now that you have them, do they look the same as the pics? The mesh pattern on the outside of the hand is interesting for airflow ... they work as designed?

I'd have no issue buying one ... was looking at a Svartpilen 401 for a bit but for a couple of grand more the Scrambler 800 was worth the upgrade.

I was referring to the Triumph Tiger XC800 (no price shown) but it is a bit tall.

Yeah I see the logo bottom right now that you mention it. That's odd. Wonder if he bought it from there (and kept the photos) and is now selling it. Or GP has it on consignment but never knew they did that if so.

Calling @mimico_polak :)

Market is definitely going down and I see tons of bikes listed forever but yeah I bet he'd take $4k ... seems reasonable enough for me to be honest but details like age of tires are important.

Wow, good for the local boys!

Beautiful 2009 Triumph T100 for $5k w/ 20k km ... if I had room ... Log into Facebook

Looks nice with the water along the road ... searched Opinicon Rd and got this link ... don't recall coming across this website. https://www.motorcycleroads.com/motorcycle-roads/canada/opinicon-road-ontario-canada

Yep Mistral from Italy ... he had the same brand on his prior Moto Guzzi.

Darcy & The Old man on YouTube recently picked one up too in case you want to follow along.

My 32 year old Admiral dryer stopped working last week ... the drum belt snapped. $16 and change at Reliable Parts on Caledonia Rd for a new belt and it's working again. How many people would just throw that out? Not me - that things got no circuit boards and just plain and simple, just the...

Going rate for used stuff is 50% right? :D

That would work??

I came across the new CF Moto 450 CL-C (their entry level "cruiser") recently when Chase on 2 Wheels did a review ... for $8k brand new it's priced like some used bikes. I personally dig it.

Loooong name ... also lined with Corinthian leather. :)

Another option is to grind a slit into it top to bottom and then use a long screwdriver with a long tip on it sideways with a piece of pipe over the end for leverage. Check thickness of screwdriver tip to thickness of grinder first.

I saw that earlier too and chuckled a bit.

I'm pretty sure that lasted about 5 mins before you could see dust all over it ... post up your Challenger! Love those too.