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I like ice cream. My CB-1 is 37yrs old. I pay $500/yr for insurance, and I can put as much mileage on it, and go anywhere I want 365. It's lumped with my house & car.

$8 large for the trunk. (from the comment section on bat)

Call again....ask about a "lapse" in insurance. If you get the same response, ask for it "signed, in writing". I got hit for it when I took 4yrs sick leave from riding. My son didn't bother owning a car for a year, same ****, and different company than me.

https://www.chch.com/chch-news/low-biker-turnout-expected-at-port-dover-friday-the-13th-due-to-cold-weather/

A ziploc bag might, if you can arrange it right.

Cheap Honda CB-1 400F (running awesome today) you'd love.....in the for sale section. 1st ride today too. Along the swollen Grand river.........etc, etc. Should sleep 'till noon tomorrow.

On Feb 25 I planted 24 tomato seeds in egg cartons. Thirteen are up so far......

Gary submitted a new listing: 1989 Honda CB-1 400f - 1989 Honda CB-1 400f Learn more about this listing...

Only 54,000 kms on this classic. Runs fine. New tires, battery, fuel pump, fork seals. Carbs cleaned & synced. Fresh air filter, oil & filter. Comes with centre stand, original tool kit. Bike is in original condition, no fender hack, etc.

I plan to ride the bobsled run at the Olympics in Italy, on a Hayabusa. Will do the ski jump/high hill on a DRZ.

His method was, straight into the river........in Appalachia of all places.....

Many people have a lot of plants in their homes, and will often think their windows are needing replacement when they're just crying / gathering water along the edges. All the plant watering is usually a major source of humidity.

Hands down, the best & most comfortable & most expensive. I've had several "hot weather" jackets. I didn't crash in the others, but the Klim took a 120+kph crash near flawlessly. Scratched the card holder pocket zipper, and scratched the plastic adjuster do-hickey on the arm band, with no...

The 16,000km interval is probably fine and dandy to get the engine to it's EOW (end of warranty). Switching that to 8,000kms "might" help with survival well beyond that? (my worthless view also). But, the percentage of owners that drive their vehicle into the ground is very low. So....are we...

80W90 gear oil. Why bother with OEM recommendations? WTF do they know?

Buying op?

Just once. (tfsa) Sold off some dying holdings I had there (BB.to, AC.to, etc) and used that $$ with the 7k to get a few CLS. (I have a "gentleman's" bet with a technical analyst who makes appearances on Market Call, on BNN. He doesn't like cls.to, I do.)

CLS.to into my tfsa at the beginning of the month.