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Your last sentence sums it up. It's a catch-22 situation. If adding self-driving tech increases sales, they'll just keep adding it to their lineup. Then when the government sees the "benefit" of this tech for a subset of people who really should have the skills but don't, they step in and...

We're pretty much already there with ABS, traction control, wheelie control, and IMU's. The only thing left is for the bikes to steer themselves.

Those are the guys who take the time to ring the doorbells. A little effort goes a long way.

I think this is basically the Smith Maneuver?

https://creastats.crea.ca/board/treb

We mainly use these services when there's a deal that makes the overall cost about the same or less than for us to pick up. Some restaurants are 25 minutes away, which is almost an hour round trip for us to pick up, and if we have to take the MDX a trip like that would use about $7 in gas...

Definitely, but goes without saying for anything posted on a GTA-centric motorcycling forum.

I ordered directly off the Harvey’s web site and there was no additional charge for delivery (just the driver’s tip) or mention of Uber until I called to complain. This location is also a Swiss Chalet that we regularly get delivery from with good results, but clearly they don’t share drivers.

We ordered food for delivery tonight and specifically chose NO contactless delivery. Wondering what was taking so long, we looked outside and saw the bag just left on our porch without even ringing the bell. It was out there long enough that the food was actually cold - not even room...

When I used to go, the sticker was just to show the bike passed tech inspection. Riders got a wristband, but now that I think about it, they never asked me to remove my gloves as I was pitting out.

Seller changed their mind.

Why would they care?

I used to always fill my bikes with 91 from Shell. Their 91 was more expensive than other stations, but worth it (to me) because it was ethanol-free. Now that it no longer is, I just fill from Petro or CT for the discounts and cash back if I'm mid-ride, otherwise Costco if I'm filling up...

Check for a seal supplier in your area. I've been getting mine from this place in Mississauga for as long as I can remember, and just picked up a set for the cooling system of one of my cars this week: D&D Engineered Products Inc.

Full schedule of all events leading up to the main race on Saturday: https://www.motoamerica.com/event/ MTRSPT1 will be live streaming the Daytona 200 itself free as well as a couple of the other races: https://www.mtrspt1.com/en/#to-watch-content Last year I watched using the DistroTV app...

Yup! And yeah, forgot about Burger nights.

Thursday night rides, Deal's Gap in June, Hawk Rally in August, and a track day at RDT.

+5 tomorrow!

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.