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Three of the four entrances have some motorcycle parking space set aside. It is not covered. https://mapsengine.google.com/map/edit?mid=z-LFanPjPATY.kDK-7FVvprL0

RAM makes mount bases (the ball part) that mount to your clutch or brake reservoir. That might save you some space but I don't know if it would solve the interference problem with your fairings...

2001 or 2002 models switched from a 17 litre to a 20 litre tank. You can compare you fuel economy to other bikes of the same type on www.fuelly.com

lol.. How can they even market this as a multimeter ? It may as well be sold as a magic eight ball with wires. Jokes aside, I have a couple of cheap meters from CT that have always reported within one to two tenths of lab equipment (20 V scale) when the batteries weren't too run down. In my...

Sorry to hear that! Glad you are ok!

Sorry guys, I should have mentioned in my post asking where the meet was that I wasn't coming tonight. I was asking for next week :)

For those not familiar with the area, where exactly do you plan to meet? Is it the Tim Hortons on Leslie just north of Lake Shore?

Hey slowbird, I'm wondering what type of cleaning they are using? Is it dry cleaning or do they run them through a washing machine for you? I have a hi-viz Joe Rocket jacket and it is a real pain to clean. I recently put it through the washing machine twice in a row in order to get some of the...

That works for me!

I'd be interested too! 2nd year on my GS500. Evenings after 6pm are good or some weekends if I am not out of town. This weekend I could do Sunday afternoon. I'm in Brampton.

Canadian tire sells miniature turkey basters designed for topping up battery cells which would work for removing oil as well. http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/4/Auto/3/Batteries/BatteryMaintenanceTools/PRD~0110003P/Battery+Filler.jsp?locale=en Not as economical as the spray bottle method...

Welcome! The most common meeting point seems to be McLaughlin and Bovaird Tim Hortons (although I haven't made it out yet).

Thanks for the heads up. I will keep this on my radar for that weekend. Love the roads up there!

Welcome! I did the M2 course last April at Sheridan and had a blast! Ride safe out there!

Hey Crom, every time someone asks about the price of a bike on this forum, the general response is "That price is way too high". My advice is, ignore other people's opinions of what a reasonable price is. Do your research and spend what you're comfortable spending. Look at other similar bikes on...

Good luck! Gravel actually isn't that bad. Just take it slow and stick to the hard packed stuff!

I have a pair of Joe Rocket Ballistic gloves that are slightly insulated. I can wear a pair of those one size fits all mini gloves inside and am ok down to 10C or so. Easter weekend I rode 350km in 2C weather and just stopped every hour to stretch and regain feeling in my fingers.

Their FAQ says "tough jacket and pants". I imagine jeans are fine. Sheridan allowed them. http://www.learningcurves.ca/faq.html Have fun!

Hi Jag, it seems like that site is down right now but from my experience with the course at Sheridan, they are not too fussy about what type of glove you have for the course as long as they cover your wrist. It was raining and snowing the weekend I did the course last April so my gloves kept...

You could probably get by with painting that stuff on with the exhaust still on the bike. All you would need to do is remove the fairings to get at everything. If the rust isn't really heavy you could skip all the prep work that guy from the first link does. What kind of bike do you have?