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Midicat

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  1. I have the stock brake light as well as a light bar across the back of my trunk rack. My primary concern is always to be seen as stopping. No questions. I also have a pair of Custom Dynamics 5" flashing LEDs. When brakes are applied they flash 5 times and then go solid. After installing them I made a point to show them to and ask several Niagara Regional police officers as well as OPP if the set was in anyway against the law. Every officer told me that the setup was fine since I had the stock brake light holding solid when the brakes were applied. I have never had a problem with the law regarding this setup and I feel good knowing that cagers behind me know without a doubt that I am stopping. Thomas
  2. 2 for me...please. Large and Medium Thomas
  3. I'm LOVIN' the looks of this shirt. Great Idea!! Thomas
  4. Should we start to plan this now? Thomas
  5. Should we start to plan this now? Thomas
  6. Thanks Guys!! Just a lazy day planned with fireworks at the conclusion. Gonna be a great day! Thomas
  7. Bob, work at getting better. Our thoughts are with you. Thomas
  8. Thanks for the update Don. Glad to hear you guys made it safely. Have a good time! Thomas
  9. I've been doing the same. Been driving around Kitchener in this cold wet miserable weather and hoping that the Southern Ontario group made it ok. Someone needs to get on here and tell us that they made it safely. Please. Thomas
  10. BOOOOO BRIAN!! Moderator? Please move this thread to the "Bar Joke" discussion.
  11. Way back when, I did the four brush starter mod on my '85. Completely cured the "I don't wanna start" syndrome in the bike. Never a problem since. Just sayin'. Thomas
  12. I'm out for a spin yesterday and lovin' the warm weather and country back roads. And I notice this happening a few times during the ride. Starting out from an intersection, turning right or left, clear road (no sand, gravel, road kill) the rear tire slips its grip. Just a little, but noticeable. I'm not what you would call a hard rider. You won't find me scrapping pegs on turns. So I'm thinking because I don't use the outside edge of the tire except maybe on turns from intersections, the grip is lost due to lack of use. My question is: Would it be a good idea to rough up the outside edge of the tire with sand paper to get the rubber to grip better? Has anyone tried this or had experience with it? I just figure that it sounds logical. Of course, I watched the Leafs this year. Don't know why. Thomas
  13. I won't be attending this year. Fridays are a hard day to skip off work. Thomas
  14. Thanks Don. I'll be making a stop for a couple of cans as well. Thomas
  15. THAT WAS FANTASTIC!!! Thomas
  16. Let's examine this. We need some more info. What make was the bike? Was it a Venture? If so, what gen was the bike? Colour? Any distinguishable marks that could help narrow this search? Answers people, we need answers!
  17. Bob, check your email. Thomas
  18. lolololololololololololol catch my breath lolololololololololololol
  19. I agree. I have one very big beef about that thermostat housing. It is potentially exposed to road debris like, oh I don't know, rocks! And the friggin' thing is made of plastic! Again I ask, what were they thinking??!! Thomas
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