What did you do today...
I learned how to r2 my front wheel today. Brand new Battlewing just waiting to be ridden tomorrow, didn't get to today because I finished late and decided to let the threadlocker set overnight. (Really want my brake calipers to stay where I put them.)
'07 Suzuki V-Strom DL650
An armed man is a citizen, an unarmed man is a subject.
Molon Labe!!!
An armed man is a citizen, an unarmed man is a subject.
Molon Labe!!!
- jstark47
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HOORAY!!!blues2cruise wrote:I passed my course. I have my certificate of achievement and when I turn in the document from the school, I will get my instructor license.
(big sigh of relief. )
"instructor license" means you can teach motorcycle courses anywhere in Canada? Or is it just for the school where you took the course?
2003 Triumph Trophy 1200
2009 BMW F650GS (wife's)
2012 Triumph Tiger 800
2018 Yamaha XT250 (wife's)
2013 Kawasaki KLX250S
2009 BMW F650GS (wife's)
2012 Triumph Tiger 800
2018 Yamaha XT250 (wife's)
2013 Kawasaki KLX250S
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Right now my license would be good for British Columbia. If I wanted to teach somewhere else in Canada, I could probably take the challenge from another province (and if successful) have my license legal for there.jstark47 wrote:HOORAY!!!blues2cruise wrote:I passed my course. I have my certificate of achievement and when I turn in the document from the school, I will get my instructor license.
(big sigh of relief. )
"instructor license" means you can teach motorcycle courses anywhere in Canada? Or is it just for the school where you took the course?
At least that is how it works here....If someone came from Alberta they could take the ICBC challenge..pass it and you can work in BC.
I already have a part time job lined up.
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very nice, Blues. grats!
i did next to no riding today. maybe 20 miles around town is all. went and saw "Up" though, which wasn't too bad for a kids movie. i'd hoped for a little more of the subtle grown-up humor like i've seen in some other kids movies, but 'twas not to be.
i did next to no riding today. maybe 20 miles around town is all. went and saw "Up" though, which wasn't too bad for a kids movie. i'd hoped for a little more of the subtle grown-up humor like i've seen in some other kids movies, but 'twas not to be.
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Currently waiting on a new hip before I can get a new bike.
Currently waiting on a new hip before I can get a new bike.
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The only riding I'll be doing today is to get myself home. Half the journey will be spent sitting on a ferry. I'm looking forward to it.jaskc78 wrote:very nice, Blues. grats!
i did next to no riding today. maybe 20 miles around town is all. went and saw "Up" though, which wasn't too bad for a kids movie. i'd hoped for a little more of the subtle grown-up humor like i've seen in some other kids movies, but 'twas not to be.
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I spent about 15 minutes chuckling at the aerostitch "Special Products" portion of their online catalogue...
http://www.aerostich.com/catalog/US/Spe ... c-376.html
Someone sure has a sense of humour...
http://www.aerostich.com/catalog/US/Spe ... c-376.html
Someone sure has a sense of humour...
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Two wheels move the soul!"
"Four wheels move the body.
Two wheels move the soul!"
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Yeah, I enjoy reading through those every now and then.dr_bar wrote:I spent about 15 minutes chuckling at the aerostitch "Special Products" portion of their online catalogue...
http://www.aerostich.com/catalog/US/Spe ... c-376.html
Someone sure has a sense of humour...
My fav is still the analog GPS, only 3 grand too.
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