PunBB

Just wondering if anyone owned a motorcycle here, anybody living on ontario.

I'm going to learn how to ride one of those puppies before I expire......

Yeah, that's my plan, but it'll be pretty soon, I was just wondering if the course is as hard as everyone makes it out to be.

i had one a few years ago this time of year i get the itch when i hear them out driving i had a 1984 honda nighthawk 700s

they are a blast to drive just be carefully people in cars don't always see us two wheel drivers


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Ron

I had a YZ125 back in the day. I was thinking of getting a street bike.

I just need some info on the licensing goes as far as M1, and is it possible to get insurance with it, and plates (in ontario).

Hey TheHip21,

I have been riding for a long time. Curently have a 2003 Honda VFR Interceptor.

Motorcylcles are a blast. If you have always wanted one, get one.

Now I have to put on the "Old Man" serious hat. :wink:

Motorcycles can be dangerous. Start small and learn how to RIDE before going and buying a new or fast bike. Getting a used bike will let you find out if you truly love riding or not without risking to much of your money.
Sportbikes are cool but scary fast, I have friends that have crashed because the power caught them off guard.


I don't know how much insurance is in Canada but for a young guy down here on a sportbike it can be crazy.

Sorry to preach, I just love riding and want everyone to have a good time riding. I hate seeing new riders crash and stop riding.

If you have any questions about bikes in general I'd be glad to answer your questions. I'm kinda a bike nut... :jump

Kirk

Yeah, that's how I am feeling. Get an older bike. My brother in law said to get something from '89 and back and the insurance won't be bad. I am a small guy, so I need a small, light bike anyways.

Thanks for your advice.

From what I understand, insurance in Ontario is crazy..period. Couple friends and I took a road trip from Chicago up to Algonquin,rented 2 vehicles and i believe the insurance was 150 bucks US for a week, per vehicle.

That's cars though, and rental at that. new right? higher insurance.