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These are normal symptoms of a bike that's been sitting or not taken good care of. Always make sure your bike is good and warm before you go riding, test your throttle to make sure the response is good. The easiest thing to start with is checking your idle adjustment screw. If your bike idles...

Saw someone with a red ninja 250 dismount to press the walk button at a red light at Kirby road at Keele. Don't get off your bike dude.

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Bump. $60 if you say your from GTAM.

What do you guys think of this? http://www.gearbest.com/action-cameras/pp_153557.html XiaoMi Yi A7LS for about $70 USD

So my buddy has been big into dash cams, had me thinking about getting a helmet cam. Not for vlogging or anything special. I like the looks of the contour (bullet style) as opposed to an awkward looking gopro like camera. Whats out there in the <150$ market?

This. It takes time to mentally get over a crash. Keep your technique proper and reinforce good habits. If you find yourself freaking find a way to calm yourself, look where you want to go (don't fixate). With time and practice you will get over it and back to having fun. If it takes you...

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RIP rider. Victim of a u-turn myself, they can be so dangerous.

Maybe you haven't seen this then http://youtu.be/wngsO-Z4n7A

I'm pretty sure they have the route that is used at the Brampton test centre in this thread: http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum/showthread.php?1127-Copy-of-the-M-Test-(M2X)-checklist!/page35

Call Rosey Toes and see if they still do house calls.

You know they have these things call side mirrors? They are free with most motorcycles.

You can't make people learn something. You talk to them and if they listen to you great, if not they will go their own way. Maybe they learn by themselves in time, maybe they don't. Not much else to do. If he's a good friend you accept him for who he is, if he's not a good friend then find a...

There isn't that much to worry about unless you are riding recklessly. Just be prepared to stop and watch out for anyone turning in front of you (especially left turners). So far as finding nice roads to ride on, that's half the fun of riding a motorcycle. Go where the road takes you and find...

You can also look into an aftermarket windshield.

For a cheaper safety check out Rosey Toes, it should be about 40$.

Thanks for the input all.

While there are nice cars, my motorcycle would be an easier target.

I don't see any motorcycles parked at the station I go to. Riding squid is another concern. I'm an ATGATT kind of guy and I'm not sure I want to forgo the equipment. With both issues I think I'll just ride more after work.