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Enjoy yourself! I have been going for the last 11 years and its always a great time. Looking forward to it again, heading to Montreal Thursday night after work!

I'm in Lindsay. If you're ever around this area on a weekend I might be good to go for a ride.

I ride with a backpack on everyday for work. I use it to carry my lunch and rain gear. It works fine for what it is, I just got a cheap 30 dollar one with a chest strap so the shoulder straps stayed in place. My commute isn't far though, its only 10 km each way but if I stop at a grocery store...

Congrats on the first ride.

I agree with this. My wife was a little concerned when I first mentioned it but after talking with her and explaining its something I always wanted to do and explaining I was going to do the riding course she became ok with it. Just talk with her, she will come to her senses!

My wife doesn't ride, I am going to try to get her on the back of the bike in the spring and she if she likes it. At the end of the day I could care less if she ever takes it up.

If anyone here is a motorcycle mechanic looking for work I was browsing the Ontario Gov site and saw an ad for a motorcycle mechanic. I didn't read to much into it because I am not a mechanic but looks like decent pay at 32 bucks an hr. Might be of help to someone here, the ad closes Feb 1st...

Doing stuff yourself isn't really that bad. If this is your first attempt, try to pick up an old piece from a cycle salvage or dealer, don't spend a lot, get a broken piece of plastic. Then you can sand down, use filler, sand, prime and paint and see what works before you attempt your bike. Just...

Ok thanks, I'll take a look around then!

Sounds interesting, does anyone local sell them or are you limited to buying offline?

I wouldn't worry about the rust on the rotors, its not a big deal and it will rub off after a good drive. You see it all the time, its just a bit of surface rust. As for the price it doesn't seem to bad. Typically when you buy a car off the dealer they change the oil before they deliver it to...

Have you considered doing a ride along? I have been out on two of them and that made it pretty clear for myself that this would be a career I would be interested in pursuing. I figured it was better to do the ride along first than to pay out the money for the testing.

RIP Jack. Condolences to the family.

I have a husky and he is a great dog, although he requires a lot of exercise. But I like to run and he is a great running partner because he doesn't quit. Probably not a good choice for yourself. My parents always had Irish Setters, they were awesome dogs. Very good with people and especially...

Ya, basically its filled with dead animal parts, carcasses and waste.

Wait till you get stuck behind a rendering truck, the smell from that is absolutely one of the worst things I have ever had to smell. When I was working on a highway job a few years back one would drive through almost every day and the smell would stay there for a good couple of minutes...

Just a heads up for you, we started paving that road today and will continue with it next week. Hopefully the next time you pass through it will be better for riding.

Thanks for the welcome. I hear ya. Next rain day I get at work I am going to go write my M1, my foreman already said to go for it so that is a start!

So after looking over the site for a couple of days I decided to join. I don't have a bike yet or even a license but I will be working at changing that. I have been big into cars for a long time but in the back of my head I have always wanted a bike so might as well go for it. After I get my...