G'day from Toronto
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G'day from Toronto
Hello all! I'm an Irishman living in Toronto and I picked up my 2012 GSX1250FA back in November and have been looking for a decent forum. Unfortunately there are none based out of North America so I hope you don't mind me crashing here
I've been riding for 17 yrs and have many bikes over the time (most of them have been Kwackers). This is only my 2nd Suzook. Loving it so far but with the brutal winter we just had I haven't clocked up that many KMs yet.
Look forward to 'meeting' you all and gaining lots of insight into the big beast!
I've been riding for 17 yrs and have many bikes over the time (most of them have been Kwackers). This is only my 2nd Suzook. Loving it so far but with the brutal winter we just had I haven't clocked up that many KMs yet.
Look forward to 'meeting' you all and gaining lots of insight into the big beast!
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Welcome to the forum, Paddy.
Top 'O the mornin' to ya. Begorra, Begorra.
Now that all the Irish fun is out of the way, you'll find a lot of great people on here and good advice.
Lots of belly laughs to.
I was in Toronto the other day. Toronto, NSW Australia. Lol
Top 'O the mornin' to ya. Begorra, Begorra.
Now that all the Irish fun is out of the way, you'll find a lot of great people on here and good advice.
Lots of belly laughs to.
I was in Toronto the other day. Toronto, NSW Australia. Lol
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Welcome to the forum Bruin. Of course we don't mind you dropping in here. We've got members from all over the world, Italy, Sweden, England, another Canadian just to name a few.
That was one damn cold winter you guys just went through. I don't know how you lot do it, too bloody cold for me.
That was one damn cold winter you guys just went through. I don't know how you lot do it, too bloody cold for me.
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madmax wrote:Welcome to the forum Bruin. Of course we don't mind you dropping in here. We've got members from all over the world, Italy, Sweden, England, another Canadian just to name a few.
That was one damn cold winter you guys just went through. I don't know how you lot do it, too bloody cold for me.
Even Tasmania
Welcome aboard.
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G'day Bruin, welcome along.
Not only is it too cold in Canada, it also too cold where MM & 2W are from as well!
Not only is it too cold in Canada, it also too cold where MM & 2W are from as well!
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Welcome to the forum m8, I know one thing us Queenslanders and Canadians have in common, I'll bet no-one can guess what it is....ay.
(It's the use of the "ay" as a positive reinforcement or a question of the last spoken statement, it's a quicker way of saying, you agree with what I just said, don't you?....or what the ferk did you just say)
Not as funny when I explain it but still a bit humerous .... ay!
(It's the use of the "ay" as a positive reinforcement or a question of the last spoken statement, it's a quicker way of saying, you agree with what I just said, don't you?....or what the ferk did you just say)
Not as funny when I explain it but still a bit humerous .... ay!
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Kiwisteve wrote:G'day Bruin, welcome along.
Not only is it too cold in Canada, it also too cold where MM & 2W are from as well!
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Welcome to the forum, we even let Americans in.
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Welcome to the forum Bear. Another Canadian posted the best trip report we've ever seen!
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Kiwisteve wrote:G'day Bruin, welcome along.
Not only is it too cold in Canada, it also too cold where MM & 2W are from as well!
Gee mate. 22 with the sun on my back riding (wrong bike) home from work was pretty nice. Let's not talk weather in 6 weeks though
Its too hot to ride in QLD sometimes so its swings n roundabouts
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Hi & Welcome, I take it your a Boston fan.
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welcome ....................Irish Canadian ..................must be an interesting accent
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2wheelsagain wrote:Kiwisteve wrote:G'day Bruin, welcome along.
Not only is it too cold in Canada, it also too cold where MM & 2W are from as well!
Gee mate. 22 with the sun on my back riding (wrong bike) home from work was pretty nice. Let's not talk weather in 6 weeks though
Its too hot to ride in QLD sometimes so its swings n roundabouts
Nice daytime temps Chris, but overnight!
Antarctica in the South, tropical cyclones in the North, Gods country in between.
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So,welcome bro,watch out lota shitstirrer's in this asylum oops,forum......................
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2wheelsagain wrote:Kiwisteve wrote:G'day Bruin, welcome along.
Not only is it too cold in Canada, it also too cold where MM & 2W are from as well!
Gee mate. 22 with the sun on my back riding (wrong bike) home from work was pretty nice. Let's not talk weather in 6 weeks though
Its too hot to ride in QLD sometimes so its swings n roundabouts
Yep, too true 2W. Good thing I'm not in Qld!
We moved up this way from Orange, now I imagine that's worse weather than you get in Sale!
I once saw a bloke riding in winter (snow) in Orange with his stabilisers/training wheels/feet out to keep himself upright
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Kiwisteve wrote:
I once saw a bloke riding in winter (snow) in Orange with his stabilisers/training wheels/feet out to keep himself upright
And that's another reason why having three feet on the ground at all (well most) times is safer...
vs
BTW Bruin, welcome to the forum, love watching your ice hockey.....
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Woo hooo, I don't mind watching ice hockey now either
I bet it's a bit nipply playing like that tho
I bet it's a bit nipply playing like that tho
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You're in the right place mate. Welcome.
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I don't know how we survive it over here either. I hate winter but I guess that's what I get for marrying a Canuck lolmadmax wrote:Welcome to the forum Bruin. Of course we don't mind you dropping in here. We've got members from all over the world, Italy, Sweden, England, another Canadian just to name a few.
That was one damn cold winter you guys just went through. I don't know how you lot do it, too bloody cold for me.
Yep being Irish I have no choice but to support Boston in everything lol but Bear has always been my nickname and so it just got changed to Bruin over here.Boatz wrote:Hi & Welcome, I take it your a Boston fan.
Thanks for all the warm welcomes! Had the bike out again tonight......what a blast. It's gonna be a good summer
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