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And it's been $100000 for over 20 years

On my Yamaha there is a pin that when pulled frees the tracks from the drive allowing free movement.

Yup. Been once. Had the opportunity to go again for free (friends go often and had points) but turned it down. We like good food and good wine. I'd never go again.

Our experience as well. I'd live there. Amazing place. Looking forward to returning.

Wife works in a law office. They have a list of private lenders and for a time we considered also being one. They see to many of those private loans not get paid back. Unless you can comfortably loose $150000 then its not for you. Not for us.

Congrats on the Norco. I'll second that recommendation. Bought 3 bikes there over the years. Great service.

A developer purchasing farm land doesn't change the zoning. Thats an application process. But I get what you're saying.

True. Most of the farm land south east of Alliston and north of Beaton is owned by developers. Mainly Mattamy Homes. Has been for 20 years.

Prices have gone crazy the last few years. Speedmasters have almost doubled in the last 10 years. All models have gone way up. I remember buying a used 1 year old Seamaster Ceramic for $2500. Current model used now would be between $5000 to $6000.

If thats important then yes. Honda would probably cost less to own long term. So far after 40000kms my BMW hasn't had any repairs needed. Tires and oil. And smiles.

Test out a wing. Then test a K1600. Depending on what your looking for, decision shouldn't be that hard.

Yup, he was being a prick.

It's ok. Down 15% so far today.

We have largely avoided the storm. We only got about 3" of snow.

We got ours in Sept. 2024. About $20 each. I think it went up shortly after we got them. $100 I think.

It is. We went end of 2024. It's really no big deal. We did Australia and New Zealand. A nice thing. When you enter New Zealand, going through immigration, they have a line for citizens AND Canadians that is separate from others entering. Yup, we enter with New Zealanders. It's good to be Canadian.

My BMW was built in Berlin.

Australia seems to have moved on. Richer than we are.

Canadians have been treated like Sh&t since beginning of covid by auto dealers that are already here. F' em. I think it's a good play. Let's remember the Japanese forced the domestic auto makers to complete on quality in the mid 70's. Another player is a good thing for the consumer. Maybe it...