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Dinner and a movie? :agave:

I just read over my shiny new policy and I'm covered if I lend the bike to a licensed person and they have a crash. If I take money for it my policy is void.

Your insurance is screwing around, that should never be an at-fault claim. Take a gander: http://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/900668 Doesn't talk about hit and run, but if you were parked legally, there's no way you can be found at-fault. On the hook for your deductible yes but this would...

This is less than a 10 minute walk from my old apartment...what if I bring my helmet!

What it lacked it subtlety it made up for in facts, I think. You may want to spell check before you talk about how articulate I am though. Then again hypocrisy is what y'all are about so. Oh that's funny you even missed it when you made that edit. Sent from my SM-N900W8 using Tapatalk

No you dense motherfucker read the previous posts in this thread. That's one of the things you people love to preach while you stand on graves spouting your nonsense. If you read it in context with my whole post it's obvious what I meant by including it. But then again out of context remarks...

Get a buddy with a trombone to sit on the back

Foiled! Get in here Jayell Sent from my SM-N900W8 using Tapatalk

I'm relying on you. Thursday is my riding day

Uncommon, unlikely, will void that person's insurance policy. The only way for this to work is for you to leave a full cash deposit for the amount of the bike. And at that point you're better off buying your own

I would be willing to trek to Vaughan. Not Toronto and definitely not Mississauga

This summer I finally did what I'd been blah-blahing about and crossed 2 things off my list: 15,000km in a season (unfortunately lots of commuter km) and I did the big Algoma loop on my Daytona before it got sold. Ran out of gas as expected on Ranger Lake Rd, but thankfully had my buddy in his...

Glove is too small. I have huge knuckles and pretty much need a size up in gloves cause of this -_- nothing else has helped. You can also try looking at gloves where the knuckle protection is a seperate flap of leather/plastic instead of sewn into the glove. This would let it articulate seperately

Yeah, seems like any reusable filter whether it be oil or air is only as good as you're willing to maintain it every maintenance interval.

May as well go all the way and put a laser jammer in the front on a switch. It wouldn't arouse too much suspicion since LiDAR is hard to get a reading on bikes in optimal conditions anyway,

I would think something more like a Pilot Road 3/4 to be honest.

Whatever has a soft compound with good siping

I used to be that guy too, I've just given up with this forum and the majority of posters. Everyone's drinking the Kool-Aid and hopping aboard the police hate train while it's cool. I know a couple cops who used to be active in the community that just can't be bothered anymore either. Sucks...

Exactly! :'( Sent from my SM-N900W8 using Tapatalk

Exactly my logic as well. Stabilizer is a $6 investment