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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BiczTfhmuI

So ballpark for mounting tires 25-40 per tire. What's the ballpark for tires that are still on the bike?

2011 FZ8S 250-300kms on 15L always pumped when reserve light is on so there's still some gas left in the tank. Fuel capacity 17L.

I have the Fazer/Fz8s and the torque kicks in above 5k RPM. Sweet spot is between 6k-9k. I love my bike so far but then again I upgraded from a 400. If you check out the fz8 forums there are plenty of mods available to do yourself. Most parts are available in the states so if you are looking for...

It's also demerit points and tickets for going over 100 km/h... risk and reward I guess.

I hear ya, but I'm talking about the people going 100 km/h, who are usually left lane hoggers when there are no HOV lanes. I usually wait until the dotted lines but some people just rub me the wrong way and I have to get out and pass... I agree with you though that HOV should not be treated as...

I agree with you however I am guilty on some occasions... When the left lane bandits have more than 1 passenger they seem to make it to the HOV all the while there is still plenty of space in the right lanes... I triple check to make sure there's noone in passing lane though. "Do not cross the...

As ****** as I was for the driver being oblivious I was equally angry at the cop not doing anything about it. This was like a smack in the face saying its ok to sit in the left lane.

That would make sense, prior to the whole tailgating scene he was checking out a lot of cars as he rode by. But he was tailing her for what seemed liked forever, surprised he had that much patience...

Nah he had a 3/4 helmet and his uniform on.

I was heading up the QEW the other day and noticed a cop on a Harley at around Hamilton. Of course people see this and slow down from 120 to 105km/h. I was tailing him at around 105 in the left lane when this left lane hogger was 1. oblivious there were two motorcycles behind her 2. oblivious...

As sketchy as it sounds for the person picking it up, you should consider it sketchy for you. Trust the right person to pick up your package and not someone with BMW who might also be looking for boots;)

All Green P 's are free for parking. As long as there is not a time limit posted.

I was in the downtown area last weekend on my bike to go to Beer Bistro. And I parked on Toronto St. Whole bunch of bikes parked there if you google street view these coordinates 43.649755,-79.376012

It's more like this: Pros: - fun Cons: - vulnerable I would think it would probably be a little wiser to get some experience driving a car in traffic first, to develop some intuition etc. This is your con: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=OjN90iHtXcI

https://www.motorcycle-superstore.com I always buy tires through them, if you want them changed you have the option of shipping tires to a preferred installer through the checkout process. Ride there swap tires ride back easy peasy.

We all know the right lane is the fastest lane 60% of the time.

It's funny how you posted that image because if you move south to the next frame there's no motorcycles which is the image I looked at. Thanks for the confirmation.

Hey Everyone, I'm heading to distillery district and was wondering where a good/safe place to park. Where do you guys usually park? Is the Green P on Distillery Lane free or is it considered a lot? Thanks in advance.