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Ahh, I was thinking you meant Sena was safer than Cardo for their systems for some reason. Yeah for sure being able to communicate easily is safer.

I've been hearing the cardo systems are just better overall despite being less popular? What do you mean by safer?

After a few days going out with no destination in mind I think I'm getting the hang of it, but obviously still a rookie. One thing's for sure, GTA is 95% straight roads, so not much in the way of practicing twisties. Also the wind REALLY blows you around on a small bike compared to a car like...

If you were at the Celestica lot on the 28/29th, yeah. I did my second day and evaluation on a CBR125 as well, it served me well :) There was a Ninja 300 on the course lot as well, and I gave that a test ride after the evals were done. Definitely a lot nicer than the 125, probably due to the...

Just finished my M2 exit course and waiting to be able to upgrade my actual license. I bought a new bike (... probably not the best idea, I know) and would like to break it in. I live downtown, so stop and go traffic isn't great and can be a bit nerve wracking for a rookie. I'm looking for...

Got a Yamaha R3. I live really close to Skydome, so I'm thinking on days when that parking lot is empty-ish it might be nice and I don't have to go far. Just want to make sure I get a good amount of ride time before storing it and hopefully won't be too rusty in the spring

37 year old downtown guy here and just finished M1 and riding course, waiting patiently until September for M2. Insurance company is OK with insuring me as M2 because of certificate, so I'm picking up my first bike tomorrow! Looking forward to finding ways to get some practice in downtown...