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what's your source for pro riders not using the rear brake?

He's been doing his own stunts for years now.

^^^ agree with Wingboy

Ace Moto Tech in Milton sells gloves and such. You might be able to order jackets and helmets through him as well. Yamaha place in Oakville sells gear as well

for anyone who has to lower their bike because they can't 'flat foot', no excuses. Get it done!!

Wow that is sad news indeed. I first met Keith in 2008 when we picked up our gsxr's from Hill Crest. Awesome guy, very knowledgeable and you could see his passion for bikes. RIP Keith.

Aliki's 99 r6 used to belong to me too. Her 03 was my old race bike with the motor built by Jamie Barkley.

Is that Aliki's old bike?

No you cannot.

some good racing right there. Good job keeping it upright at the end.

People learn at different speeds. If he's determined he will get it.

from the CMTS website: We teach children as young as six years of age (or younger, if the child is very good at riding a bicycle). Our Tips from the Pros page has a section on Motorcycles and Children. Please read it to help you decide whether the time is right for you child to train with us.

losing your licence for dui is the most likely reason you lost your M if you had it all. Road test is required for an M.

Tremblant is a gorgeous track and great for trackdays, but I agree with Tim and John. Turn 1 is brutal.

you can leave your bike at my place ;-) ...

Not necessarily. The ministry sends you a letter that your licence is expiring a year before it expires, so if they don't grant you an extension you can't blame them, however they may give you an extension as long as you have a road test date booked. Book a test date then call them and hope...

his helmet was off before he hit the ground....might as well not have worn one.

that's what I'm getting at. You're opinionated based on other people's opinions that you've read about and basically making it sound like fact. Go on demo rides, have fun.

because you read about it? Form your own opinion on a bike. People on here go on about how uncomfortable the CBR600RR and that it's not a practical everyday bike....guess what? My opinion is quite different. I've ridden quite a few bikes in my time and the reviews are just that...the opinion...

You're a new rider, and yet you praise and dismiss bikes like you've ridden them all....