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Depending on how far west we're talking but Adrian at ACE Moto Tech is no stranger to Ducs, and he has a 17 (or so) page review with not a single negative review.

My Daytona on my previous post has since been stolen. Fast forward a month later, I picked up my new baby (RSV4) and the first stop would be at Adrian's for a suspension adjustment: It's Aprilia day @ ACE Moto Tech! By the way, all these pictures I am posting are from Adrian/Marta...

As always, Adrian is my go-to guy when it comes to bikes. He replaced both tires for my Daytona back in the spring: As always, shop is kept clean, and the jobs are always done in a timely manner!

60-day suspension means your record is nowhere near clean. If you think your insurance premiums are only going to go up by $41/month, think again. My insurance jumped $81/mo from a speeding ticket, 15km/h over (no points). This is back in 2008. On a car.

Lol can't compare Ontario insurance premiums to American premiums. My friend in Glendale whines about paying $1100/YEAR on a 2013 S1000RR. This dude's 21 with 2 speeding tickets.

Yeeeaaaa.... Name and contact info of this broker please. If it is indeed true, he will be getting a lot of business from SS riders.

I called Chris (the broker recommended on Page 1). Unfortunately the two companies he uses can't insure me. Aviva won't insure an SS over 650cc (I have a Daytona 675) if riding experience is less than 4 years, and Intact doesn't insure sport bikes.. Anyone have any other recommendation for...

Los Angeles (Hollywood area), CA: http://www.racyrentals.com/english/rent/?v=12556

I've brought different bikes to Adrian, so now it's about time I write a review. All my experiences with him are nothing but stellar. Very knowledgeable guy, and very approachable. He makes sure that his time is focused on your bike, and like what a lot of people have said already, he treats...

Rest in peace rider.. http://www.insidehalton.com/news-story/5661808-motorcyclist-killed-in-fatal-crash-near-orangeville/

^What he said.. R.I.P. rider. Very close to home.

http://www.kijiji.ca/v-view-details.html?adId=1010560700 Selling my 1987 Yamaha Virago 535! -23,xxx ORIGINAL kms -Never been dropped, never been abused -Maintenance always on time (oil changes every 5k kms) -New front tire -Shaft driven (not chain driven), so no need for cleaning and...

Frame that picture as a reminder of the second chance. GWS!

Does a Virago 535 count?

Anything going on tonight?

Thanks for the warm welcome guys! Hope to see some of you soon.

'87 Virago 535. Picked it up over the weekend.

Man... I was actually stuck in traffic during this accident, on my way to pick up my Virago. RIP Rider.. And I hope the kid recovers well. Ride safe everyone!

So.. After lurking here since 2011, I finally decided to start an introduction thread. I was going to get a bike back in 2011, but it just wasn't financially viable since I just started college and insurance wasn't the best. Well 3 years later, finally graduated and have my career going so now...

Makes sense.. Would the argument of "the manufacturer specifications says it's 498cc so it's not exactly 500cc" work? Lol Yea I guess.. If anything I'll just start with a 250.