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That's why I said "not saying this is the case here" after reading his previous reply.

Ya, they' called millennials. Doesn't make it better communication. Completely agree and Ken NEEDS to make this right, but I hate when people ***** about not getting a reply from a text. Not saying this is the case here, but people hide behind a keyboard. Develop some social skills and TALK to...

How about using a phone and calling him before posting these kind of "reviews"? p: 289-688-3462

Haha, perfect. Just subscribed immediately. Can't wait for my 15,000 videos per day. lol

I've noticed a few ads now (various manufacturers or bike builders) where all the pics or videos in the pits/displays have rain tires mounted. Do they use rains as "rollers" or something?

My brother got his first bike that way (some old Honda Shadow)!. He welded a utility trailer for his neighbor, who installed a front door for his buddy, who paid my brother with this Shadow. Fun deal.

On top of rider development, increased confidence and faster lap times, money spent on suspension setup is money saved on tires. A poor setup bike absolutely shreds tires.

No pics on my laptop here. Ankle support feels as sturdy or more than my Dainese Torque Out boots. Nice and stiff in the correct spots, but flexible enough for the controls and comfort. Also, the zipper works perfectly and in a location that won't crimp. (Drove me nuts on my Dainese. They went...

Purchased my RST Tractech boots from Moto World last season. Awesome boot. High quality and very comfortable from Day 1! The perforation does vent extremely well which is great both on track and off in warm weather. Check out some of the reviews online. Amazing boot for the price.

What about those "bumper restore" type products? Might be worth a try for $10-$20

Welcome! Enjoy that FZ and ride safe!

Pretty sure that Yaris (or whatever) driver was touching cloth there for sure!

Check with JRP Performance in Mississauga. Another option is the REVO Technik Stage 1. - www.revotechnik.com Had them do it on my A4 with the 2.0t. Nice boost in power and torque an a huge change in power delivery where you actually use it. Loved it. 100,000km with no issues before I sold it.

I have one on my lawn tractor and have a perpetual fear of it opening when I'm doing the lawn. May or may not ever be an issue, but I can't see myself putting one on my motorcycle. Don't need that concern running through my head while riding.

Long range currently says +1 and kinda sunny. I'm sure there will be a few that go. Not this guy though.

the irony of that salt truck spreading like mad as its sliding down and hammers the cruiser left an impression ;)

Your car is a write off. Too much damage and the pillars are buckled. That's usually a major indicator. Exact same happened to me a few years back in a 4 door Civic. All clear as far as fault, but insurance company will remind you of "a claim" years later. As stated above, don't be signing off...

My season may be over. North of Burlington there's salt brine soaked roads everywhere on Wednesday morning and last night had a salt truck go by twice.

With all the other brands, wasn't "Long Life" always the giveaway that they had additives that weren't wet clutch friendly?

600km loop to Rosseau for lunch and back on Friday. 7:30am departure was a tad chilly, but man was it worth the vacation day!