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Hehe... take no offense. I still dig hangin' with you guys, but never enough time for Burger Night. [emoji22]

A Garmin XT3 has replaced an unloved (hated, actually) Garmin 396. I've not ridden with the new unit yet, but it's readily apparent it's infinitely better than the piece of junk 396.

Riding the Guzzi on River Road, just north of Caesarea, Ontario, a rural area, around 7:00pm on Wednesday, lovely conditions. Going about 80km/h, minding my own business, no one around for miles, when quite suddenly something very big, brown, and with feathers appeared in front of my face. It...

Occurring regularly over the last week:

@mimico_polak: On sale at Crappy Tire, $19.99, June 4-11. I couldn't find them in the online flyers, but here's the print flyer: Perfect for all those CT mini tools! [emoji28]

Post Media might be out, but someone else will pick up the slack. I don't expect flyer volume to decrease.

My tool box is too full. Too much crap. It makes the drawers difficult to open and close at times. Sometimes something becomes stuck and the drawer can't open or close. Very frustrating. I'd like a bigger tool box, but not enough space here in the garage. I found these mini tool boxes at...

On sale May 19 - 31 at Princess Auto: https://www.princessauto.com/en/product/torque-wrenches-with-carbon-steel-tubing/PA1000002866/9241944 ½" drive clicky torque wrench, 20 - 150 ft-lb, $19.99 And...

"... back in the day..."?? I still use the plastic pocket on my tank bag for paper maps on long rides. I have a GPS as well, but if I could only choose one, paper would win.

$11,800 for the sapphire now. [emoji107]

Where can you get a sapphire Speedmaster for that price?

If the seller was serious, he'd put it back together. A little effort goes a long way.

Wow! Nice bike, Mr. Burns! 👍 Did you wash the V-Strom before the trade in? 😅 Dumb questions? Such as? Yep, installing the center stand on my Guzzi wasn't too difficult, either. A ratchet strap made quick work of the springs.

Quite correct. Every rider turning their own wrenches should own a ¼" socket and ratchet set, and a ¼" torque wrench.

I'm not keeping receipts for the rest of my life.

Has there been any formal training? You owe it to her. Get it done.

https://www.gtamotorcycle.com/xf/threads/sunrise.234899/post-3044427

I guess I'm out.

Close, but... Begin with the brake caliper(s) removed. They will be installed as the final step. Install the axle and torque to spec. Tighten the pinch bolts on the fork leg with the axle nut. This is known as the "captive" side. Leave the pinch bolts loose on the "free" side. Place the bike...

Thanks Mike, but don't believe everything AI tells you.