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I didn't read the 11 pages of this thread to see if it was already posted, but figured i'd pass on a forum that has a lot of good info for the tiny travel trailer world. http://www.tnttt.com/ Good info on fitting out our cargo trailers for motorcycles too.

Just saw a video on the Exo Sled recently. Sounds like its a giant NOPE.

I have a PA one as my backup to an enclosed trailer. Read all the reviews and was skeptic. Used it a few times now for trips to the Ganny from Burlington area. Works great and no real concerns. Added a $15 4-pin lighting package from PA (thanks Newman) for the extra "don't give cops a reason to...

Got out for about an hour and a half ride around Halton yesterday. Lots of bikes out which was great to see. Wanted to stay out longer, but lots of other outdoor stuff to wrap up at the house before this weather turns.

Almost 300km down through Niagara and back on Friday. Long Johns and a hoodie under regular gear. 5 degrees when we left, warmed up to 10, then back down to 6 when we got back. Chilly but worth it to get out in November. Fingers crossed for another ride or two.

Agreed, absolutely nothing to be proud of in that video.

Definitely have a drill and dremel handy, but can look pretty good if you take your time (avoiding some of the cheesy paint schemes they make available). If you're not handy or patient and want quick bolt-on parts, these aren't for you.

The fiance of "Bradsma", one of our former active members and friend of mine, has passed away on Sunday in a single vehicle accident in London. Brad's unfortunate passing almost 2 years ago at Sparta, and now this?!? My heart goes out to their poor families. Ride safe everybody!

There's no way there isn't a catch. If insurance was in in the business of keeping people happy and being fair, none of us would be paying the rates we currently are or have been for years, bike or car... It's all BS.

Was about to say most of these are just unique, quirky and odd designs, and that the Amazonas is the only one worthy of being on this list.....until Michael0124 posted that scooter. How did that even make it off the drafting desk?!?!? Looks like an early 2000s seadoo converted to a two-wheeler.

I just saw an announcement for the closing of the Mohawk Inn effective Dec 15th to make way for a new modern facility. I would imagine that'll be the end of Grand Prix de Snow at that location.

I bought a Toro 721e single stage 5 years ago for my 6 car driveway. Takes up very little space in the garage, my 4 year old can pull start it at -20, dead simple to maintain, and we've yet to have any snow it couldn't handle in a single pass. A 2 stage is overkill for 95% of Southern Ontario...

Lorne Park Integrated Health gets my recommendation. Marcela as an RMT works with me (herniated 2 discs years ago playing squash) and she'll set me up with their physio or chiro as needed. I'm not a chiro fan myself, but find her massage therapy tethered with the odd physio, the results are...

Congrats! My Father-in-Law had a good one when we had kids - "If I knew Grandkids were this much fun, I would have had THEM first!" Enjoy the family Ric.

SO many great roads in the area. The Tail of the Dragon was only the morning and afternoon commute to get to the roads we really wanted to be on. I need to get down there again soon.

It means the seller actually has the ownership document for it. For some reason in the off-road world, ownership documents go missing/lost/never registered, etc. Annoying, b/c you'll need it to get a green plate if that's the plan (will need it for insurance to legally ride Ganny, Simcoe Forest...

Took the morning off work and rode in the opposite direction. PD13 is not my thing at all, but the tradition of riding on Friday 13th works.

Douma submitted a new listing: 2003 Honda CBR 600rr - 2003 Honda CBR 600rr Learn more about this listing...

Looks to be in great shape! Congrats. Keep it that way and leave it in the garage for a while longer...