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Man there are some impressive numbers above. Awesome to see. I'm 7 years in and loving every one of them!

Vesrah even states "no bedding in required". Go out and get some heat into them (in a controlled environment of course) and they'll be fine.

fanciest quart of oil I've ever seen!

GO Train is a must. Why would you sit unproductive for 5 hours (minimum) every day? By train you can be on your laptop, read, sleep, whatever.

^^ Well done! I'd say that's a win for sure.

And ... here's the supporting data for the Ecoboost being not appreciably better in the real world than the plain old 5.0 V8 non turbo: http://www.fuelly.com/car/ford/f-150?engineconfig_id=2815&bodystyleconfig_id=&submodel_id= Thanks Brian for the posts. To your last point, my 215,000km+ 5.4L...

Anybody have a real life review of the Eco Diesel available for the Ram 1500 yet?

There's lots of companies out there selling used acrylic ones. Inflatable sounds like a ticking time bomb to me. 220V is the only way to go. Maintains temps extremely well, powerful jets and is 50% more efficient than the 110V units that are sold by CT and the like. I have an older 220V tub, and...

SOAR Race License 5 Trackdays and a set of slicks at Pro6 Some Jamaican Jerk and Bison pepperettes Definitely not a Supershow, but worth a walk around, see some bikes, thumb through some gear and chat with Ken and the gang at the SOAR booth all for the price of a few Starbucks coffees ;)

Pretty cool builds in this forum. Everything from quite simple to pretty serious accommodations - http://tnttt.com/viewforum.php?f=42&sid=c838bcdd66ca48ffd56295c6bd6af173

Rode it home from the shop on Saturday. I think that's it for me. Safe riding out there to all the hardcore, all weather riders!

Poor bird got spooked

Toronto is screwed. Endless band-aid repairs with no long-term improvements. 100+ year old utilities to service the 100,000 people per year influx. So much red tape around off-hours services (construction, garbage pick-up, deliveries, etc.) that you have commuters mixed with commercial...

Just remember they need to be snug, not cranked down. A lot of people compress the crap out of their suspension....just a little is all it needs to stabilize the front wheel (especially with the corrugated floor that uhaul has. Tire shouldn't turn once inside a "groove")

^^ That's an awesome (and important) one GreyGhost! :thumbup: I've never considered that, but I've got a couple at home that'll be heading that way now! Thanks.

No key ring. Just the key and a small soft rubber tag from Deals Gap. Scratched triples make me crazy...

Less debate, more pictures of trailer set-ups!

Pretty serious patience Mel. Would have been a scary one with the visor up ;)

I bought the Driven brake guard that's inserted into the bar end. I have stock bars, so didn't have room for the Woodcraft style one. The Driven guard has a breakaway top, so in the event of a crash, your hand will slip out from the bar, but will protect from front or side contact from another...

Simple Green? I've used it in the past. With a little elbow grease it works well. Keep an eye on your tires afterwards, b/c the product is a bit slippery on rubber. Also, with that much build-up, I would be removing the chain guard and the front sprocket cover and scraping off the thick gunk...