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BMW airflow jacket size size 52 euro, which is 42 North America. The jacket is mint, wore three times. I have lost weight, so the jacket is too big now. Bought from Budd's for $600. Best summer jacket that I have tried. With the cold black technology.

1974 360? Is that a twin? I used to have one.. Medium blue tank with dark blue and white stripes... Great bike! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Arai corsair V, my favourite. Very comfy and good venting. Noise? Can't compare as I wear earplugs all the time

1971 ural paid $700 usd Or the 1974 cb360t

Htc one. I am bailing on apple. 5s... Disappointing.

Shift havoc pants. Over the boot pants. Leather and textile. Or there are other brands like joe rocket that make an over the boot type. Hey, better to be safe and get good gear. But a race suit is odd on a vintage cafe racer. There are subtle options with CE armour. I have race pants with...

Alpinestars leather track pants. Like new. Sliders are clean. Size 52 EUR/ 36 USA. 360 zipper for connection to jacket. Excellent pants but I have lost weight and these do not fit. $200 firm.

Like new shift racing havoc pants (leather and textile. 70% leather 30% textile) size 34. Only worn a few times. Great pants, over the boot style. I have lost weight and these are now too big. Fits true to size. $150 firm

Park at a regular metered street parking area. It's free

Sad to see them go. Bought tires a while back. Good shop. I read a lot about GP being a big box store. But I can remember buying a 1974 Honda cb from them when they were a tiny shop in that strip mall with maybe 15 bikes and a few jackets. Stores change. But very sad that the local Toronto bike...

BMW Airflow jacket. Not cheap, but excellent venting and protection. Comes in a light colour or a black that has some technology in it to keep it cool to regular black fabric.

I dislike backpacks as well. A tank bag and tail pack is a better option or side cases (either soft or hard). If a backpack is convenient to carry around off the bike, I suggest rokstraps to tie it down to the pillon seat.

Get a battery tender. It will be the last charger you buy. The motomaster stuff just doesn't cut it.

Lighter fluid works like a charm!

I just remember having to pay for parking for a motorbike in the city. I would buy a ticket from the machine and put it under the strap on my seat (nobody ever stole the parking stub). But now for the past bunch of years, we have it free to park and still it's not good enough for some who feel...

I find it odd that even though we have free parking in Toronto, that some folks think it's not enough and choose to park on the sidewalk. I guess they don't remember when we had to pay for parking a few years back.

Any of the f800 BMW bikes seem to fit the bill. Although a bunch of years back when living in Romania, I was introduced to the old duc monsters. I am still crazy about them. The newer styling however, is not my cup of tea. These days I am a BMW boxer engine kind of fella.

Helmet, leather jacket (cooler weather or highway), airflow textile jacket (summer, city or short ride), boots, jeans (city), armoured textile pants (highway), and full length gloves. Surprising how many people I see without gloves. Leather pants with sliders are part of the kit as well. Buy...

Go technics. I picked up a 1200 mk2 for 250. They are bombproof. Modern day classic.