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+1 Amazing show. I love Charlie Brooker's twisted mind.

I was in the area a long time ago as a backpacker, so not an expert opinion, but...Chiang Mai is way closer and has lots of motorbike shops. I can't even imagine riding in Bangkok. Craziness!

Yup. Especially in the evening light, cornfields on either side, with your shadow riding alongside you...

I'd like to move out to Stratford in the next 5 years. That will put me on the wrong side of 50 (!!!!), and by then I think I'll be ready to escape the GTA. It's got great restaurants and theatre, and even a small university campus, so it doesn't feel like a retirement community. And plenty of...

Nobody makes pie like Mennonites!

I rode up to Flesherton the other day and rode some of the routes listed in this article. Very pretty countryside with lots of autumn foliage. Some of the roads are very narrow and have no shoulders, and there's loose gravel in spots. But I had them all to myself--other than the side-by-side ATV...

Really looking forward to the ride report! :)

Liens, attempted scams, impersonating a police officer...all that trouble for a bike he rode only 1,400 km. I just don't get some people.

My wife and I went to Smart Adventures a couple of years ago. She was a complete novice and my dirt skills sucked; by the end of the day she was riding easy trails and I was getting some air off of jumps. Great instruction and very positive coaches. Loved it. I did a day with Trail Tours with a...

It's worth getting off the highway and riding the old Lakeshore Road (not #2!) from Newcastle to Port Hope. Good restaurants there for a lunch stop. Prince Edward County is pretty, but there's not much in the way of twisty roads. Just follow the shore and enjoy the view. I'd bring an insulated...

You ain't kidding! Lots of great curves. Can't speak for the scenery because I was so focused on the road. And Jerome is a really cool place. Much more interesting than Sedona.

That sounds awesome! (Sorry for the thread hijack...)

I feel exactly the same way. We moved to St. Clair/Oakwood a couple of years ago, and I kind of like the grit. Some good neighbourhood bars and restaurants, but enough dives and weirdos that the designer-stroller brigade still steers clear. First Starbucks moved in a few months ago, so it won't...

Halifax is just another city. Check out Lunenburg if you've got the time. Very pretty with nice restaurants. You can take a sea kayaking tour if you've got the time. If you like Celtic music, stop in at The Red Shoe pub in Mabou (SW Cape Breton). It's owned by the Rankin family. Baddeck's...

Baldwin Motorcycle Saddles http://www.motorbikesaddles.com/ Very good service. Product quality is excellent. They do a "core swap"-- instead of sending your saddle in for modification, they build up a saddle they already have in the shop. You mail them your stock saddle when you receive the new...

State Route 27 from Farmington north to Coburn-Gore at the Quebec border is a lovely piece of road. Nice mountain scenery. Connects to Bangor via Route 2. The coastal road is pretty, but slow-moving. There are no real cities in Maine. Portland is only 66,000 people. We liked Bangor better...

Hm. I've had excellent service from Cyclewerx for the last 5 years. Tom has always treated me fairly--in fact, he's steered me away from spending money unnecessarily. We're only getting one side of the story here.

Great video. Thanks for posting. The elderly man on fire in the garden was certainly an eye-opener!

I'd like to learn more about this issue, but I can't seem to find any news coverage. (Plenty about mistreatment of vets, nothing about recent cutbacks.) Can anyone point me to a link?

On Saturday I had a couple of pints (okay four) of Face for Radio IPA from Three Block Brewing in St. Jacobs. If you like American-style IPAs, you'll like this: floral and piney, with just the right amount of astringency. This microbrewery is getting good word of mouth, and it's just down the...