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So did he have to pay for two safeties?

How long the battery needs to be charged for depends on the battery's capacity (AH rating) and the output amps of your charger. Divide the battery's AH by the charger's output to get a very rough idea of the minimum amount of time needed. On some smart chargers, the amps drop as the battery gets...

Not to minimize their achievements, but it seems to me that as each decade goes by, it's harder and harder for new artists to come up with an original sound that isn't similar to something from the past.

Just saw this. Hopefully @Liberto can provide more deets. https://www.gtamotorcycle.com/xf/classifieds/2007-suzuki-gs-500.1575/

Sorry, I think Charles Manson has him beat.

I've never seen a silver Walter Wolf RG500, but the 400's were definitely available in either blue or silver.

I thought the ones that allow you to cancel only have no penalty if you do it at least a few hours before check-in?

I'll never fly American and/or DFW again. We flew into there at 1:30 PM and were supposed to catch a connecting flight at 6 PM. They kept delaying the departure by 30 minutes at a time until they outright cancelled it at 9 PM and told us they would rebook us on a flight the next morning. If they...

Personally I think the bar position is your issue. I started having the exact same shoulder discomfort on my KTM SMT which is supposed to be my most ergo-friendly bike. But I noticed I was reaching for the bars which stretched my arms and thus shoulders. I rotated them towards me as much as I...

I just returned from San Francisco flying AC. Normally I avoid them, but they were the only choice for non-stop by the time I finalized my plans. I got an email just 2 hours before the flight was supposed to depart YYZ that it was delayed by 1 hour with an associated 1-hour delayed arrival at...

Same thing with people moving close to race tracks.

They actually came in that colour brand new, as far as I recall - kind of a silver-ish finish.

Yup, nice soft Michelin tire. Me and my 200+ lb friend struggled mounting a Dunlop. Almost took out his teeth when he got stuck and the bar slipped. Granted it wasn't a genuine NoMar, but the principle is the same. Michelins were easy.

It's very model and year dependent, but mostly location.

Got any examples? As far as I can tell, the two I looked into (Hamilton and Cookstown) require membership, unless I'm a guest of a current member.

PAL, or also RPAL? I've been thinking about getting PAL only since I'm pretty much only interested in skeet/trap. RCMP site pointed me to only one site for training, so I guess it comes down to whether there's much difference in the instructors: https://fseso.org/course-list/

OP's concern based on the first post was about highway manners. Engine RPM could be solved by a sprocket change, but at the cost of acceleration. And on a small-CC bike, that's not immaterial. Not much that can be done about passing power, though. Same reason I eventually sold my first bike, the...

I just use a coiled bicycle cable lock through the eyeport and triple clamps. Similar to this random pic I found on the net. I can also run it through a sleeve for my jacket if I'm really paranoid:

So if the right lane is blocked by an incapacitated vehicle, nobody can make a right turn at that intersection? How would they go home? EDIT: I was reading 141(2).

Is this a new requirement? I represented my wife many years ago without such a note. In any case, If I need to argue that the road was clear during her lane change, or that the bus was sitting for longer than a normal stop and looked like it was out of service, do I need her to appear to provide...