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I feel your pain. I got my Ninja 500r late October. I had maybe three good days I could take it out. I got a taste, only to have to wait four months to get the full thing.

Well, this weekend I will be giving my bike an oil change and cleaning/lubing the chain. Very simple, but a good enough place to start.

Hello, I am new to riding and since the initial over-excitment of getting a new bike has warn down a little, I started thinking about maintenance. I am by no means a mechanic, but I do consider myself fairly handy and capeable of learning basic mechanical maintenance. What would be a few...

On Sunday I took my first long trip, well longest I have taken yet. I went from Barrie to Norland and back on my ninja 500. I came upon a group sport riders on may way back, but they all started doing 150-170 (10 or so of them) so I decided, being new, I didn't want to keep up. Then I came...

How to justify a riding a motorcycle, final answer. Because we love to ride.

I bought my bike about four weeks ago and I know it needs a new battery. I could leave it on the trickle charger and it would be good for about two days, but near dead after that; it is a six year old battery, so it is expected. I have bump started it about five times now because the weather...

Welcome to the brotherhood, heh. Next year is going to be great!

They still have those?

I just google mapped it and it turns out to get from Niagara to my house without taking the highway would be five hours. With an M1 I can't ride after dark, so I think I will have to sit out until next season and just ride around my area, heh. Would have loved to have gone.

You know, when it is ALREADY too late. I'm not telling every newb to start touching their helmets to the ground...

I'm just saying, that is something I learned in my MSF course. "If you think you are going to crash, lean for all you've got. You just might save yourself." I don't mean expert technique or anything, but just give it all you got and you may not crash. A 50/50 chance to crash is better than...

Will there be riding on the 400 series? I'd like to go, but M1 does have its limits.

If you are riding a sport bike, move your butt off to the side of the seat in the direction you want to go (if you have time), stick out your knee on the same side and lean for all you got. Even the ninja 250's can handle the hard leans and more often than not, it will save you from crashing...

I neither have nor want a cell phone. I may get one to be me "home phone" when I get my own place, but until then, I'll use the good old land line.

I keep it in my leather jacket with zipper pockets. I think I will start to keep it in the little pouch under my seat.

Hey man, I agree with you; I recently got my first bike too, but next weekend it is supposed to be 10-18 degrees depending on where you live. If you have your gear, get out there! I know I plan to spend all next weekend riding as much as I can.

I can't say for sure about ones in Toronto, but if you are in Barrie, the guy at Duffield Powersports seems pretty on the level. Included chain adjustment and a tire fill with my safety. I know it doesn't cost much for that, but Canadian Tire would have charged me more for the safety and...

Hey all, I don't know if anyone else here noticed, but next Saturday is supposed to be 8-10 degrees and Sunday 13-18 degrees. Clear up your weekend and get out there, riding! Q

Well, that isn't really high km for a cruiser, I know a guy who has 250k miles on a goldwing.

An all Italian neighbourhood... you do understand why it is safe to walk down the streets at night in that neighbourhood right? Think about it, neighbourhood at Jane & Finch where people don't cause trouble. The thug "gangsters" are scared ****less of the real ones in suits and ties.