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My brother had an MGB, MGB Midget and TR7. I think it was one of the reasons he became an electrical engineer. He too ended up rewiring them but that was back in the 70s when DIY stuff was hard to find but we had great “shop” teachers back then. He sold the lot and got a 69 Super Bee then sold...

I guess they are the MGBs and Spitfires of today, but with better electrics.

I have the plastic map pocket on the tank bag too. When on a long trip, at a break, I pull the gps off the bike and put it in my pocket. Take the tank bag in for a coffee break and browse the paper map. Fold it in the section that covers the next three hours or so and place that section in the...

Tough negotiator. Hmmm I will let you know in a 100,000 km

@Lightcycle Price just went up. Supply and demand!

I've seen the price of used cars, not to mention new ones. I think I will drive this one into the ground first.

Thanks for posting that link. I loved CMG online when Rob started it. I met him once on one of the pub nights. What a positive and enthusiastic person. Hard to believe it has been 10 years since the accident.

It has 260,000 kms now. I’d probably have to pay someone to take it 😂

I remember when automatic transmissions were an upgrade option! It does keep you alert and engaged. Also humbled when you stall it making a left turn with your wife in the car. I taught the kids how to drive manuals by starting at the bottom of a hill (light traffic) and having them stop and...

Had to add to the thread drift.

I’ve used this in the 10W40 version , for $50 when on sale at GP Bikes for 3 seasons now and like it.

Looks like Nick Adams was up there with you folks.

It still has insect eyes. But nice job on the screen. The trunk beats the Silverwood dairy crate for sure.

Thanks for the Fram air filter tip. Never knew that.

Nice rides. Welcome from the north end.

That’s why I like doing my own wheel changes. They always over torque them. If I have to change one at the side of the road with the included spare setup I’d never get those off. I carry a breaker bar with the correct sized socket just in case.

I recognize that handle from the ST forum. It is a Honda ST1100 I think 2000 model year.

When I exchanged mine they never asked for the receipt. I guess it depends on the store or who is working the customer service counter that day.

I had one for at least 20 years too and the ratcheting started to slip. Went to Cdn Tire and exchanged it for a new one and they gave me a new one without any question.

😂😂. I thought it was an abbreviation for a show. Thanks!