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I just got my bike back from Adrian and it's running amazing. He seems to treat each bike like it is his own. Notice that he tapes the frame to prevent scratches. He also kept me up to speed of the work being done by texting me pictures. Here are a couple of them. Adrian and Marta are a...

A great shop. I just had my rear tire replaced on the Diavel; tremendous attention to detail. My Aprilia Tuono (Yellow bike shown in the previous post) is there now getting the 20,000km valve check done. This is my 3rd visit, Adrian and Marta are always a pleasure to deal with. (Picture sent by...

Wait until you replace the exhaust; with the AR pipe mine sounds amazing.

Never had an issue with Sturgess, I had to get the sprag-clutch replace on the Brutale and Sturgess' got it done in less than 2 weeks. A great group of guys. MV is not doing well as of lately, owners have been reporting long waiting times for parts but fortunately that has not been my experience.

My wife and I are huge MV Agusta fans but parts have been an issue as of lately...still we love their bikes. I believe El Cockblock went with Aprilia, another great bike.

And this is the reason why I will never support lane-splitting...

Great looking bike.

My wife's new bike

I have to agree with you.

Kawasaki Ninja H2R http://www.worldsbk.com/en/videos/2016/Sofuoglu%20Hits%20400kmh%20in%20Record%20Attempt

Very nicely done; nice choice of music too.

If you go to one of their pumps you will notice the "contains up to 10% ethanol" sticker only covers the regular and plus, not the premium.

Canadian tire and ultramar premium gas doesn't contain ethanol either, shell is most likely their supplier.

I would only go with Premium if it is ethanol free and my bike has a plastic tank. Many plastic tanks are known to warp due to the ethanol in the gas.

I got mine through George at Corsa Meccanica.

Not with the DB killer in it...

Congratulation on the Tuono, love mine. Just hit the 19,000kms on it.

Both my wife and I switched from SS bikes to naked; I don't see ourselves buying another SS.

Insurance is one reason, the other is related to the fact that many of the naked bikes today perform almost at the same level as a SS bike and still managing to be comfortable. That is the reason why I switched...insurance was not the reason. Sent from my SM-G925W8 using Tapatalk

Congratulations, the Tuono is an amazing bike, I am just under 20,000kms on mine.