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Ontario roads will hold little joy for you any more, I'm afraid.

cops will get the "glove treatment". anyone else will be butt raped by the "justice" system as always: two sets of rules

** not legal advice ** Unless an officer is in uniform or shows proper identification, I would not be inclined to believe anyone claiming to be an off-duty police officer, simply because anyone can do so. I worked security for several years, and have met many co-workers who would openly admit...

also, best not to consider a GSXR-750 as a passenger vehicle...it ain't. It's a crotch rocket, plain and simple. :P

Some tank bags have carry handles and shoulder straps

Similar. Around 1400 km in 17 hrs for me (including breaks)

but they should also know to wave clearly faster riders by

have your passenger wear the backpack. what kind of bike?

That's correct. But some still find themselves on it.

This. Don't push your limits on the Dragon. Errors are unforgiving. There is no run off to one side of the road, and the other side is a forest covered side of the mountain. The local law leave the area at about 7pm. That's when the roads get quiet except for a handful of locals who tear it...

I've done 1400 km in 17 hours on my Suzuki Genuine Accessories Gel Seat. Best $250 investment I made in the bike. It works.

install a gel seat insert, have it installed, or purchase a gel seat overlay. https://www.propoly.ca/applications/motorcycles

I went in this morning and the sale was over.

It also says it's JASO-M, which is suitable for motorcycles

Where??

i don't understand how some think they can act like a complete *** without consequences.

It's nice to go there, but I don't think it would be worth your while as part of this trip. I'd suggest going up the 404 and then getting on the 48 to 35 to 118 to 28 to 41

Saw a guy blast through a stale yellow on a gixxer, past cars that were already coming to a stop. The car facing him waiting patiently to make a left turn saw him at the last moment and slammed on her brakes, saving his life.

Mental imagery with a lot of self-talk, visualizing the correct action over and over again helps. Then get back on the saddle and just take it easy, just ride for fun. When you're comfortable again, do a track day or another FAST or similar course. Give yourself time, but keep riding, keep...

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