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Does anyone know if MTO only requires pictures for a passing inspection? That might be why there are none, and certainly doesn't help others in this type of situation. EDIT: Oops, they passed it, but still no photos. I'd be looking into that with MTO.

Get the name of the tech who did the work and the service advisor who told you all that (if different). Then send Jerry a link to this post and demand that he address it before it goes farther than just GTAM.

I agree if you're servicing other people's bikes, but for someone like me who primarily has 17" tires on everything, the PA chocks are hard to beat. That said, I also have a Baxley LA Chock which fits anything from an 80 to a 190 tire, and 15" - 26" wheels. I use it to park one of my bikes...

I had the same problem with my 2011 CBR125R's 100 front tire. I ended up parking it backwards and the 130 fit fine.

If by tag, you mean the paper forms he gave me, the bottom says "Correction Report: To be forwarded to Enbridge Gas by gas technician completing work." and has fields for the technician's certificate number, company name/address, and TSSA contractor's registration number. Are you saying I can...

Note that this is a little shorter and narrower than the black one of the same capacity, in case you intend to use a rear stand and/or separate wheel chock with it. I bought this (back when it was only rated for 800 lbs) and returned it for the black one because my Pit Bull single-sided rear...

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Tony appraised my Hawk as a prerequisite for vintage insurance. I would use him again.

Enbridge sent a tech to replace my gas meter (that I didn't ask for), and he noted my water heater vent wasn't 12" above grade and gave me a B infraction for that. Then he gave me a separate A infraction for the furnace vents for the same reason. But he didn't enter my house or turn off the gas...

If you can ride your Harley for 8 hours without pain, but not the KTM, you can compare riding positions in Motorcycle Ergonomics which might give you some ideas on what (if anything) you can do to make the KTM more comfortable.

We should have a sticky for people willing to help other riders, and maybe which areas they're willing to "service". I wouldn't post my number publicly, but I'd be willing to share it with GTAM'ers I trust who might frequent it more than I. Then again, I know one active member tows bikes for a...

Yeah, there's usually a special button or sequence to force it on when it detects too low (or no) voltage. I've started cars with no batteries with mine.

"I thought this would connect to a garden hose, but can only be used with a pail of water." A little off-topic, but here's a prime example of my issue with Amazon, Costco, etc. reviews. This one gave 5 stars, but for what? "I have bought other Fantik products in the past and they have been...

Wow! That's some balls. Makes meeting in apolice station parking lot even more important. Maybe not even the parking lot, but the lobby.

Still scratching my head as to how Ryan didn't scratch his.

I'm glad you understand my point. Isn't that exactly what you're asking people to do?

I'm going to the Hawk Rally with a fellow GTAM Hawk owner I've only met once for a few minutes at a BurgeRR night. @ljtenkor it would appear that I need to ask you if you're a criminal, or if you're strapped. You can reply via PM so as not to incriminate yourself publically. :rolleyes: I did...

When was the last time your first question to being introduced to a friend of a friend was "are you a criminal" or "are you strapped"?

In case you didn't know, Ballard is a spin-off from Bosch. You don't need to watch it first (she was only in a few epsidoes as far as I understand), but if you think you'll like Ballard, Bosch is the same type of show. Unless you're just there for Maggie, but Bosch also has eye candy.

You can't always vet friends of friends. When I was in school I was always a passenger in some stranger's car, but someone I knew may have known them. Back then, we never thought to ask "are you a criminal?", as that would be a sure way to end up walking.