9,000kms on Kenda 761

They're about ready for the scrap heap now. The front still bites in the gravel, but are beginning to scallop and the rear tire slides in the wet when on the brakes or throttle. It can make for an interesting ride.

Trials riding...

Our Canadian boy, Jordan Szoke



Why remove the "Urban" from the trials riding? Because of videos like this one:








Future & Present - Gerard Trueba & Toni Bou - from Pira Dirtyflows on Vimeo.


Toni BOU : Cahors 2010 ... from planetetrial.com on Vimeo.



Toni BOU : Cahors 2010 ... anniversaire octobre 2010 ... from planetetrial.com on Vimeo.


Adam RAGA : Cahors 2010 ... from planetetrial.com on Vimeo.

Julien Dupont

This looks pretty cool for when I'm too old for the gold wing I'll be riding in my old age. :)


Broken Link so try here instead for the Motorcycle Ergonomics Simulator:

https://cycle-ergo.com/

Toronto Motorcycle Show

Who's going this year?

Toronto Motorcycle Show

December 10 - 12, 2010

METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE

CBC News - Toronto - Motorcyclist charged with speeding

CBC News - Toronto - Motorcyclist charged with speeding

Motorcyclist charged with speeding

Nabbed at 119 km/h over limit

Last Updated: Saturday, October 30, 2010 | 1:10 PM ET Comments31Recommend16

CBC News

A 23-year-old Maple man has been charged after officers stopped the motorcyclist traveling almost 120 kilometers an hour over the speed limit.

Police said the motorcyclist was nabbed by a radar check on Jane Street between Major Mackenzie Drive and Teston Road in the City of Vaughan on Thursday.

Police said the radar determined that the man was traveling 179 kilometres per hour in a 60 kilometre per hour zone.

The driver's 2010 Yamaha Z600 motorcycle was impounded and the driver's licence was suspended for seven days.

Mark Valentin, 23, of Maple, is charged with excessive speed contrary to the Highway Traffic Act.

"York Regional Police would like to remind drivers that this type of driving offence is extremely dangerous. High rates of speed dramatically increase the possibility of death or serious injury to the driver, other motorists and pedestrians," York Regional Police said in a release.

"Incidents involving young drivers are especially troubling as the level of driving experience is low and the ability to react to a dangerous situation may be compromised by the driver's inexperience."

Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/canada/toronto/story/2010/10/30/toronto-motorcyclist-speeding.html#ixzz13zys0qEj