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Calmonstro

Calmonstro

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Hi everyone, I'm new in Canada and just got my M1, considering the experience I have from back home the MTO said that I can go straight to M, I need to do it in 90 days and Im not planning to buy a bike before next summer, can anyone borrow me so I can do my M test? I have 6 years experience from back home and had a MT-07, can provide you with pictures and anything you find useful to trust me, thank you! I tried rental companies but they are charging $300 for the weekend (they don't rent for just a day on weekends)
 
Canada or even just the greater Toronto area is huge, you might want to mention very roughly where you live. Best luck with your M test and even better luck with 'borrowing' a bike for it, the liability implications for the bike owner if you were to have an oops are significant.
 
Trials said:
Canada or even just the greater Toronto area is huge, you might want to mention very roughly where you live. Best luck with your M test and even better luck with 'borrowing' a bike for it, the liability implications for the bike owner if you were to have an oops are significant.
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$300 for the weekend actually sounded like a pretty good deal to me. You get the bike and insurance, you get your license, have a fun weekend riding . . .
 
Calmonstro said:
Hi everyone, I'm new in Canada and just got my M1, considering the experience I have from back home the MTO said that I can go straight to M, I need to do it in 90 days and Im not planning to buy a bike before next summer, can anyone borrow me so I can do my M test? I have 6 years experience from back home and had a MT-07, can provide you with pictures and anything you find useful to trust me, thank you! I tried rental companies but they are charging $300 for the weekend (they don't rent for just a day on weekends)
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You'd be better of purchasing a small 250/300cc bike for just the test and then selling it. Unless you know someone personally (even then it's a long shot), I doubt anybody would lend their bike out.
 
roadrash said:
You'd be better of purchasing a small 250/300cc bike for just the test and then selling it. Unless you know someone personally (even then it's a long shot), I doubt anybody would lend their bike out.
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This would be a lot of things to worry about, I don't have a place to park until I sell it, I know it's a long shot but it doesn't hurt to try
 
FLSTC said:
$120 - Motorcycle for Road Test
$80 - Rent a CBR 300
I’m not sure how legit these operations are...

I’d be surprised if a legit bike rental operation allowed you to rent a bike without an M2 or full M license...
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It would be a miracle if those had valid insurance. I know some examiners ask if it is a rental vehicle and ask to see the agreement to check if you are a listed and insured driver. I sure as hell wouldn't be booking a test with one of those. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if those plate numbers were well know to MTO examiners.
 
Calmonstro said:
This would be a lot of things to worry about...
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So is loaning your street bike to a complete stranger :|

Something else to consider; your insurance history does not start until you own and insure a motorcycle, any motorcycle! and you are not compelled to actually ride it, you just need to start paying insurance premiums annually on it.
 
You may have better luck, appealing to a fellow countryman. Not sure where you are from, but I would be more inclined to help out someone from the old country. They wouldn't let me jump straight to M back when I, immigrated. I had over 8 years of full unrestricted licence at that point. Good luck in your quest.
 
lol they are out of California, he needs Toronto insurance rate bikes.
 
Trials said:
lol they are out of California, he needs Toronto insurance rate bikes.
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The web site may be based in California, but the bikes are from all over, and they have insurance valid in Canada.

These are the ones available in Toronto:

Riders Share Toronto Bikes

Looks like you can rent a CBR300R for $90 CDN for a single day.
 
Mark Duc said:
You may have better luck, appealing to a fellow countryman. Not sure where you are from, but I would be more inclined to help out someone from the old country. They wouldn't let me jump straight to M back when I, immigrated. I had over 8 years of full unrestricted licence at that point. Good luck in your quest.
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I'm from Brazil, I've tried posting in a Brazilian group but there are not many BR riding here it seems
 
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