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I agree, but must add that my statement wasn't that the 2.7 could not handle the towing, it was that it gets pretty thirsty if it has to work hard.

I love the 2.7 motor. I've had the 5.0, the 3.5 and the 2.7 Just ordered my 2021 with 2.7 again. If you are not doing a lot of towing, that motor is a no brainer.

I like it and I hate it..........

I've used twin seasons in georgetown and had a good experience with a safety. He actually took some time with the bike I bought (that only had 2000 km's on it). I knew the bike was mint as I knew the owner personally. Came back and of course said the bike is perfect and no issues. Didn't try...

I use Kurvinger and like it a lot. I've tried quite a few of them but settled on this one. There is a free version as well as paid, I opted to pay once I tried it out. It gets regularly updated which is nice. The reason I like it more than the others (which kinda all do the same thing) is that...

I've been with them for the last few years. I have my tuono and F650Gs with them. I have no complaints. In Brampton as well.

My renewal (DesJardin) for my 2016 Tuono came in earlier this year and no rate increase, so I was happy. My cars on the other hand (Aviva) were jacked up 800 dollars more...…….no claims or tickets...…….FML

I owned an M109R for about 5 years. It was a great bike, tons of torque and rode pretty good. My buddy had a Vrod and I rode that quite a few times. I liked the way the Vrod rode as it felt more nimble than the M109 but at the end of the day I still liked my 9 better. Power wise they were pretty...

If you are set on a CRF450R, I have a 2008 that I was thinking of selling. Fully serviced and maintained. I haven't gotten around to putting it up for sale yet and came across this thread..........

I'll usually stop riding after the first snowfall and salt hits the road

I used Chemical Guys Meticulous Matte for my '15 Diavel Dark paint finish. It looked and smelled nice.......:)

Great to hear about this place. My Tuono will be making a visit for sure. I'm guessing I will void my warranty if I get my first service done here instead of a authorized dealer?

No modification required. I've done 2 m90's and both were fine. The stock 240 fits with about 1/8" - 1/4" space to the swingarm.

When I had mine, I swapped out the 210/17" rim and slapped in the m109 240/18". Really made it look better imo, and didn't hurt handling too much.

It's a good bike with a strong motor, you will love it.

Vtwins shake. That's normal, had an m90 for a while before I went to the 109. If its not bucking when you try and throttle it then you should be high enough in rpms. As far as stalling goes, make sure you let the computer run through its cycle after key on before you try and fire it up. Another...

Seen your handle in the heli forums. Ive got the same username on rccanada and runryder. Haven't posted in either in a while. Been flying helis for many years but took a break from them the last year or so. Was burning almost $50 a weekend on my 90's in nitro lol. Just got into large scale...