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Looks like a good solution, but if someone wants to actually replace their grips because of a bad element, Oxford sells their grips separately from the controller. Some bikes use the same connector and are plug and play. Otherwise, it's easy enough to splice the OEM connectors from the old grips...

Yeah, I see a TCL Rio for $110 at Costco online, but not a fan of the brand. Not in a rush, just a nice-to-have.

Actually, I've never owned an Android phone. My company went from Blackberry to iPhone and been there since. These apps only run on Android. Before my Fire HD8, I was using a Google Nexus 7 until the battery died. BTW, the cooking app is just Meater for monitoring cooking temps, and really to...

I've been considering replacing my Amazon Fire HD8 tablet with a cheap Android phone just for the smaller form factor. I really only use the tablet for a cooking app where smaller is better to take up less counter space, as well as some OBD scanning/coding apps where it would be so much more...

The one nice thing about my MDX is that the TPMS system works with aftermarket sensors I got from TireRack and didn't need any programming - the car can tell by the distance which wheel is at which corner.

Used or new? You could always ask is there's a local GTAM'er nearby willing to stop by and take a peek, maybe send pics/vids. How far away are you?

I was pretty impresssed with the Scorpion Vortex Air jacket as far as full mesh jackets go. That said, I now prefer a leather mesh combo with leather on the outside of the arms/back/common abrasion areas, but they aren't as common as they used to be, never mind finding one that fits the way you...

https://www.surex.com/blog/legal-tint-ontario

Definitely fight it. You are legally allowed a small amount of tint on the front windows, so if they'll put it in writing with your year/make/model/license plate and preferably VIN, then you should be able to get this thrown out in early resolution.

Appreciate the offer, but I'm leaning towards the HD truck since TFX wants $1500 plus a 6% fuel surcharge and the truck will be easier to drive/park without a trailer behind it. Just need to find a time I can actually get out there.

LMFAO/ROFL!!! Best line ever in the latest episode:

Answered my own question about different options: https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/tool-and-vehicle-rental.html#vehicle Interesting - they also have an enclosed 6x10 trailer for $60/day. Or a pickup for the same price as their smallest van.

You mean the Home Depot van, right? Do they come in different sizes? I don't really need it to be 6ft tall, considering I used to fit my bikes in my Honda Odyssey.

If my MDX were running properly, I woudl have been there and back 2 weeks ago.

Before it gets sold to someone else? Would have to pay fuel for my MDX if it was running properly. And the van is probably way nore fuel efficient.

Any places to attach tie downs? That's a good price if I can d oa round trip in 24 hours. Would be brutal but cheap. And as long as there's no mileage surcharge.

I'm guessing mileage charge would likely be more than hiring someone?

The problem with uship is that it's hit or miss with different companies bidding for your shipment. So no way to know how good they are (or aren't). I did post just to get an idea pf prices and one guy offered to let me ride with him, which I would do if I didn't have to dog-sit for the next...

I'm looking at a bike and need to sort out logistics since my MDX has problems (as usual). I requested a quote from TFX International - anyone have any experience with them? Alternatively, anyone passing through Montreal interested in picking up the bike for me for a fee, or can you recommend...

I've bought a bunch of stuff off ebay with good results, but scared to sell anything on that platform. Unless things have changed since I last checked, it seemed that Paypal almost always sides with the buyer, and scammers can get a chargeback even after you've legitimately shipped what you were...