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Oh man, that *is* slick! I have done several wheel removals on the DSSA on my DesertX and I wish it were as simple as that new V4... However, I still think the SSSA looks sik as fook! Would take that anyday over the DSSA just based on aesthetics!

As expected, with Ducati's release of their new Euro5+ compliant L-twin slowly making its way into their line-up, the new powerplant is going to show up next in 2026 in the next iteration of the Hypermotard. A German magazine leaked some spyshots of a prototype on the streets...

Awesome rides! Welcome to GTAM!

We wanted to kidnap Asimo and smuggle him out of Motegi in our pannier... Free the robots!

It kind of is a pre/post-ride destination. If you're coming from the east, most riders stay north of the city limits, taking SR17/Castlederg all the way to Hurontario, which is a stone's throw from the Forks. If you're coming from the south-west, 15SR through Speyside, Glen Williams, Terra...

How do they solve the problem of that one (or more than one) guy that never returns tools? So annoying...

Different sizing means we're all going to have the right tool... only for our specific bike...

Can't believe none of us could find a Canadian outlet that would carry that...? :unsure:

I changed the password on my parent's online banking accounts and didn't tell them, so they can't log in. Every time I visit them, I need to wipe all the computers and smartphones because of all the malware that's collected on there since the last time. They've never met an e-mail/WhatsApp...

Coastal mountains guy moves to the Canadian Shield. Complains that the roads aren't curvy... :rolleyes: :ROFLMAO: My friend who used to live in Toronto moved out to Calgary a while ago. Avid skier, loves the Rocky Mountains. Whenever she visits family in Toronto in the wintertime, she leaves...

Three Days of the Condor was really good, IMO. Not Oscar winning, like All the Presidents Men, but I found it very entertaining and I think that movie was classic Robert Redford in his prime.

I don't think this one will fetch a high price. They never did turn out to be the collectible that people thought it would be and this is not sold by the original owner. Estimate it'll get $50K, I've seen others go for around the same price.

From the original post: Also easier to adjust the tension to the proper torque values using a torque wrench than a chain wrench...

I think @Jayell was trying to come at it from the top, not from the side. Are we still talking about motorcycles here?

Yep, figured so. Been there, done the CT rage-run many times. All the tools seem to be from the UK. Sealey seems be be another manufacturer that manufactures and supplies castellated sockets, if you can find a local dealer for them...

Saw that too a few weeks ago. They are doing everything in their power to keep motorcycles and sportscars away from the Forks. :(

Is this what you are looking for? https://gbmotorcycleproducts.com/moto-guzzi-v85-tt-steering-stem-nut-socket-headrace-socket/ This is their eBay ad, if you feel more comfortable dealing with eBay for shipping and payment: https://www.ebay.ca/itm/127117036461 In the UK, I believe. Pretty...

100% agree. Of course, people are people and there are good people and bad people. But cops are not regular people, they are interviewed, selected and trained for this job and should be held to a much higher standard than the people they are stopping on the roads. Fun video and all, and...

Yep, that would be the one. Right on the premises of the Twin Rings Motegi track. Google Maps Streetview has a cool 360 walkthrough of the museum...

Yeah, that base model is a real albatross for dealers to have to keep on the floor. They will hem and haw about letting you order one, just in case you walk away from the deal at the last minute. My dealer told me I had to sign away a $5000 non-refundable deposit if I wanted to spec one a la...