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Isn't that basically Princess Auto up here?

I removed the front fender on the R18 to add a fender extender and removing 4 torx bolts with a manual ratcheting socket wrench that only allowed limited travel showed me the value of this deal so I ordered it ... thanks to the OP for posting.

So I was up in Bala yesterday via Southwood Rd and we needed gas. We went down Muskoka Rd 38 (southbound) and saw what looked like a new gas station on the right side. It turns out it's just inside the reservation. The premium had a sticker above it that said "ethanol free". I can't see it...

I'm working today but I'll be out Sunday and likely Monday too ... enjoy.

Found out not long ago it was someone I rode with a couple of times ... sad. :cry:

I also put a Cramp Buster on every bike I ever get. Different make to the Throttle Locker above but same concept. Aliexpress has them too but generally for smaller grips. And yeah they usually come with a rubber band that goes on first ... if not, just cut a strip off a skinny tired bicycle...

^ That's what I've been doing since 2014.

Ah, so you had exposed shaft to grab onto, got it. I was assuming the shaft was all inside the handlebar leaving you with now nothing to grab onto.

So here's a question. The thread lock is obviously not on the drilled out head but still on the threads ... how exactly does removing the head help? Good job but trying to visualize the process.

So how'd he make it work? Drill it?

Good to see my Polestar 2 tied for 1st for least differential at -14%. Not sure what year they tested though as I get about 530 km in the warmer months on my 2024 while they show 444.

I recall doing the same when I had my Volt's as it ran much nicer on pure electric.

Went in and did a quick 'Build' ... nice discount shown on the RS:

After tax too? ie. out-the-door? If so, that's amazing!

Need to turn off the sensors but depending on how, it can be a PITA. My Polestar keeps jamming on the brakes when reversing into a spot with a concrete curb even though I have plenty of clearance (ie. I could go right to the tires). It feels like I hit something that's how abrupt it is...

That makes sense now, got it.

What am I missing on this 'give the jerry can away' suggestion? You need gas there, you'll need it back. Or is the way back different with more gas stations?

Which procedure did you get done? Lasik or the lens replacement?

That IS taxes in.

Smoking deal as a 2nd city runabout/commuter: