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A teen who can write and has a decent head on his shoulders... faith restored in humantiy... slightly. Ha, I'd say get the bike, just be responsible about safety (yourself and others on the roads... even the ********). You'll be okay.

I was with Learning Curves and was pleased with everything they taught me. Really wished we were able to have more "practical road preparedness" time to understand blocking, riding with others, parking in a parking space. I understand the liability issue when it comes to having students drop a...

Amazing!! Can't wait to see where they go next!

I'm in love.

So weird, I'm XS with my SS helmet and apparently M in AGV!?!

I think I'm going to pass today. It's windy enough to worry me.

Anyone risking it today? I toyed with the idea but the winds look ridic so I'm going to get swept away lol

Totally off topic but sick helmet.

Congrats! I pop by the tag thread to see what obscure places people post, no idea how or if I'm ever going to even grab one! Ha!

This is like watching one sided coverage on the discovery channel. Fascinating.

Thanks for the info. Never been to the Innisfil location. May have to check it out. =)

How often do they have them? Does anyone know when the next one is? How often do they do "tent" sales? Wandered over to RD today and saw a nice AGV helmet for $74... but only in XL. =(

So sad. =(

Don't teach family. Have your brother get his own helmet, gloves and boots. Tell him to take a course (try Learning Curves). It will cost between $400 - $500 but at the end, he will take a test (not separately at the Ministry). After that, you can take him riding together to help him practice...

ETA: The ringing would drive me insane.

This is something I need to work on too. Also, don't touch the front brake, if necessary gently use the back breaks, accelerate and lean. Remember to look through the turn (talk to yourself if necessary). Keep your hand off the clutch!!

Ha. Reminds me of:

Pros and Cons list for both Scala G9 and the Sena (insert model here) would be awesome.

Congrats and welcome to the board!

I also have a 300. It's smooth as a baby going up and down gears. When in doubt, bang it all the way down to first.