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**Ashleyjojo19** · 08-28-2006, 09:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MADAZ

There is still places to ride! Im going out on my dirtbike tomorrow

The closest place to me is thamesford...dont really know of any other places?

**MADAZ** · 08-28-2006, 11:34 AM

Do you have a dirtbike? I go riding with a buddy a few minutes east of Stratford, its private property but there is KM's of trails, and we go fairly often (went there yesterday and going again tonight) sorry cant post the location as its private property, however if you need a place to ride and your bike is reasonably qiuet were always looking for more. In KW the only place that I know of is the hydro cut from Kitchener to Petersbug, if you have a trailer or a dualsport bike, St. Williams (By turkey point) or Ganaraska Forest (My favorite) are both great places to ride where you can ride all day and never hit the same trail twice.

**Ashleyjojo19** · 08-28-2006, 02:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MADAZ

Do you have a dirtbike? I go riding with a buddy a few minutes east of Stratford, its private property but there is KM's of trails, and we go fairly often (went there yesterday and going again tonight) sorry cant post the location as its private property, however if you need a place to ride and your bike is reasonably qiuet were always looking for more. In KW the only place that I know of is the hydro cut from Kitchener to Petersbug, if you have a trailer or a dualsport bike, St. Williams (By turkey point) or Ganaraska Forest (My favorite) are both great places to ride where you can ride all day and never hit the same trail twice.

No I got rid of the dirt bike 2 summers ago, no time to ride it and dont race anymore. I have my quad tho still, usually just bring it out the to relatives house (farm) lots of trails and such...If I knew of more places I would prolly go more...

**TurboABA** · 08-30-2006, 12:37 PM

If any of you are up for a cruise, or for racing, there's a few of us going up to St.Thomas for T&T this Friday night.

**chicane** · 09-28-2006, 10:18 PM

this spot can be easily identified - I think.
I was out riding tonight.. absolutely freezing

**2_wheel's** · 09-29-2006, 12:57 AM

So I have LOVED street bike's for only god know's how long
and since I'm starting a new job soon I called for a quote on a 2006 gsx-r 600
and they wanted 18,000 a year that's right no miss print 18,000 a year what do you bike gal's and guy's have to say about that?
and I have a MINT record behind the wheel
go figure

**Barky** · 09-29-2006, 01:17 AM

I have an at fault and a 15 over ticket. they want $260/mon on a suzuki 500cc. my civic is $250/mon. $120/year difference, save that in gas.

**BlueFamilia** · 09-29-2006, 01:23 AM

I got quoted $1900ish a year on the same bike as melissa's. Maybe when I get a lil older and loose a few more lbs. I think I'd look pretty fucking stupid on a bike right now.

**BlueFamilia** · 09-29-2006, 01:34 AM

I get the hint the insurance companies don't want Me to buy a GSx-R 1300 Hyabusa.

**TurboABA** · 09-29-2006, 02:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 2_wheel's

So I have LOVED street bike's for only god know's how long
and since I'm starting a new job soon I called for a quote on a 2006 gsx-r 600
and they wanted 18,000 a year that's right no miss print 18,000 a year what do you bike gal's and guy's have to say about that?
and I have a MINT record behind the wheel
go figure

I'm going to say that you're a single male, under 19.
Stick to bikes under 600cc until you get a little older!

**Gixer750** · 09-29-2006, 04:49 PM

Ok. now your talking to the master of the insurance problems. Ok #1, your not no damn superstar so if your getting insurnace quotes on a 1300 Busa, 1400 Kawi ninja or even a 1000 anythign give your head a shake or shit while your at it ask the broker how much to put a ferrari 360 is also. Now i have been pretty much been told to fuck off by every insurance company and even laughed at by some because of these crazy quotes that have been given. ex 12000-16000 and my highest yes in the 20 000+. OK the break down goes 250-599cc is one class. Now a 599cc goes for a first timers bike but hey its a 500 regardless (not fast enough). now 600-750cc is the other now 750cc you can do what you want 3rd gear highway wheelies you name it, if you push it hard enough. then your in the leader class, note you crazy punk who think your a bad ass this class is not for you , unless you have money to burn, then 1100cc plus your sending your brokers kids off to hawaii. There is a crack in the classing though if you get a bike with half fairings it is now a sport touring that kills those high rates big time , a TL1000S vs. a TL1000R same bike one has half fairing n not as much torque but you save huge. So use your head pick a bike that is in your range.
My insurance company who i recommend is:
Scott Tilfer
Pioneer insurance company
519-744-4481
I have a bad enough record and it is slowly going but the insurance rates he has are un beatable for a young rider

**VW4Life** · 09-29-2006, 08:33 PM

thats a nice book you wrote there lol j/k

yeah ^^^ his insurance is pretty good... i got a quote on a 2003 gsxr 600cc i am 19 and he said 3000 for a year with 1 ticket

**2_wheel's** · 09-29-2006, 09:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TurboABA

I'm going to say that you're a single male, under 19.
Stick to bikes under 600cc until you get a little older!

But I'm 21 thow
lol

**neonSRT** · 09-29-2006, 10:03 PM

Some companies will just give ridiculous quotes so they don't have to insure a bike.. My godfather has an S4, 3 porsche's, an S10(for lugging the canoes around) and their house with one company, and they wouldn't even consider insuring his TL1000R when he picked it up.

Best thing is to call around until you find the most reasonable company.

**BlueFamilia** · 09-30-2006, 02:12 AM

Plainly I looked that up as a joke. I have no interest in bikes and knew I would get an outrageous price on the insurance, so step off Your high horse.

**Gixer750** · 09-30-2006, 04:08 AM

high horse ??

**MX3** · 09-30-2006, 08:59 AM

I got a qoute yesterday and they want $1200 a year for an R6 or a CBR 600RR and thats with my M1. So that means there is definately going to be a bike in the driveway for spring

**2_wheel's** · 09-30-2006, 01:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MX3

I got a qoute yesterday and they want $1200 a year for an R6 or a CBR 600RR and thats with my M1. So that means there is definately going to be a bike in the driveway for spring

What company is this?
I'd kill to know!

**2_wheel's** · 09-30-2006, 01:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by neonSRT

Some companies will just give ridiculous quotes so they don't have to insure a bike.. My godfather has an S4, 3 porsche's, an S10(for lugging the canoes around) and their house with one company, and they wouldn't even consider insuring his TL1000R when he picked it up.

Best thing is to call around until you find the most reasonable company.

Yeah, True story, It's also good to explore bike only insurance companys'
especially after having sometime in the saddle i have heard of people who pay only 600 a year on a suzuki GSX-R 1000, But stay away from the prestige one's (ex: open road)<That's who gave me a quote of 18,000 a year plus I had to get a expensive alarm for it and a few other thing's.

IT'S BANANAS!

**TurboABA** · 09-30-2006, 06:33 PM

Lots of factors affect your insurance. Everything from gender, to age, to marital status, to insurance and driving record.

Obviously, different companies will get you different quotes!

**TurboABA** · 09-30-2006, 06:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gixer750

high horse ??

Your gixxer!

**Gixer750** · 09-30-2006, 07:42 PM

LOOK OUT! GRAVEL! (thats all i have to say) Mooosh

**TurboABA** · 09-30-2006, 07:44 PM

Why don't you muzzle your bitch?

09-29-2006, 01:23 AM	#83 (permalink)
BlueFamilia VM Member Posts: 3,214 Location: Kitchener. Join Date: Mar 2004 Ride: 2003 Protege5 Fav Mod: Mazda hood deflector. Class: Street	I got quoted $1900ish a year on the same bike as melissa's. Maybe when I get a lil older and loose a few more lbs. I think I'd look pretty fucking stupid on a bike right now. ------------------ Joey 2000 Fuji heavy industries Impreza 2.5RS Coupe. 2003 Mazda protege 5. RIP April 9/08.

09-29-2006, 01:34 AM	#84 (permalink)
BlueFamilia VM Member Posts: 3,214 Location: Kitchener. Join Date: Mar 2004 Ride: 2003 Protege5 Fav Mod: Mazda hood deflector. Class: Street	I get the hint the insurance companies don't want Me to buy a GSx-R 1300 Hyabusa. ------------------ Joey 2000 Fuji heavy industries Impreza 2.5RS Coupe. 2003 Mazda protege 5. RIP April 9/08.

09-29-2006, 08:33 PM	#87 (permalink)
VW4Life VM Member Posts: 1,879 Location: Kitchener Join Date: Dec 2004 Ride: 2001 Jetta Wolfsburg Fav Mod: B00st Class: Street	thats a nice book you wrote there lol j/k yeah ^^^ his insurance is pretty good... i got a quote on a 2003 gsxr 600cc i am 19 and he said 3000 for a year with 1 ticket ------------------ VW \| 2001 Jetta 1.8T Stock?

09-29-2006, 10:03 PM	#89 (permalink)
neonSRT VM Moderator Posts: 12,178 Location: Guelph Join Date: Nov 2003 Ride: 91 VW GTI Fav Mod: Azenis RT615's Class: Street	Some companies will just give ridiculous quotes so they don't have to insure a bike.. My godfather has an S4, 3 porsche's, an S10(for lugging the canoes around) and their house with one company, and they wouldn't even consider insuring his TL1000R when he picked it up. Best thing is to call around until you find the most reasonable company. ------------------ Roses are #FF0000 Violets are #0000FF All my base are belong to you.

09-30-2006, 02:12 AM	#90 (permalink)
BlueFamilia VM Member Posts: 3,214 Location: Kitchener. Join Date: Mar 2004 Ride: 2003 Protege5 Fav Mod: Mazda hood deflector. Class: Street	Plainly I looked that up as a joke. I have no interest in bikes and knew I would get an outrageous price on the insurance, so step off Your high horse. ------------------ Joey 2000 Fuji heavy industries Impreza 2.5RS Coupe. 2003 Mazda protege 5. RIP April 9/08.

08-28-2006, 11:34 AM	#77 (permalink)
MADAZ VM Member Posts: 103 Location: Waterloo Join Date: May 2006 Ride: 1999 Mazda 626 Fav Mod: Class: All Out	Do you have a dirtbike? I go riding with a buddy a few minutes east of Stratford, its private property but there is KM's of trails, and we go fairly often (went there yesterday and going again tonight) sorry cant post the location as its private property, however if you need a place to ride and your bike is reasonably qiuet were always looking for more. In KW the only place that I know of is the hydro cut from Kitchener to Petersbug, if you have a trailer or a dualsport bike, St. Williams (By turkey point) or Ganaraska Forest (My favorite) are both great places to ride where you can ride all day and never hit the same trail twice.

08-30-2006, 12:37 PM	#79 (permalink)
TurboABA Captain Credit! Posts: 2,131 Location: Under the hood of something Join Date: Dec 2003 Ride: Gravel Fav Mod: Boost Class: Off Road	If any of you are up for a cruise, or for racing, there's a few of us going up to St.Thomas for T&T this Friday night.

09-28-2006, 10:18 PM	#80 (permalink)
chicane VM Member Posts: 12 Join Date: Aug 2004 Ride: '91 Integra Fav Mod: rust Class:	this spot can be easily identified - I think. I was out riding tonight.. absolutely freezing

09-29-2006, 12:57 AM	#81 (permalink)
2_wheel's VM Member Posts: 100 Location: who care's Join Date: Sep 2006 Ride: ferrari Fav Mod: my 10 turbo's Class: Street	So I have LOVED street bike's for only god know's how long and since I'm starting a new job soon I called for a quote on a 2006 gsx-r 600 and they wanted 18,000 a year that's right no miss print 18,000 a year what do you bike gal's and guy's have to say about that? and I have a MINT record behind the wheel go figure

09-29-2006, 01:17 AM	#82 (permalink)
Barky VM Member Posts: 2,740 Join Date: Aug 2005 Ride: ... Fav Mod: Class:	I have an at fault and a 15 over ticket. they want $260/mon on a suzuki 500cc. my civic is $250/mon. $120/year difference, save that in gas.

09-29-2006, 04:49 PM	#86 (permalink)
Gixer750 VM Member Posts: 117 Location: Iraq Join Date: Aug 2006 Ride: 1897 alero Fav Mod: 2" on the dong Class:	Ok. now your talking to the master of the insurance problems. Ok #1, your not no damn superstar so if your getting insurnace quotes on a 1300 Busa, 1400 Kawi ninja or even a 1000 anythign give your head a shake or shit while your at it ask the broker how much to put a ferrari 360 is also. Now i have been pretty much been told to fuck off by every insurance company and even laughed at by some because of these crazy quotes that have been given. ex 12000-16000 and my highest yes in the 20 000+. OK the break down goes 250-599cc is one class. Now a 599cc goes for a first timers bike but hey its a 500 regardless (not fast enough). now 600-750cc is the other now 750cc you can do what you want 3rd gear highway wheelies you name it, if you push it hard enough. then your in the leader class, note you crazy punk who think your a bad ass this class is not for you , unless you have money to burn, then 1100cc plus your sending your brokers kids off to hawaii. There is a crack in the classing though if you get a bike with half fairings it is now a sport touring that kills those high rates big time , a TL1000S vs. a TL1000R same bike one has half fairing n not as much torque but you save huge. So use your head pick a bike that is in your range. My insurance company who i recommend is: Scott Tilfer Pioneer insurance company 519-744-4481 I have a bad enough record and it is slowly going but the insurance rates he has are un beatable for a young rider

09-30-2006, 04:08 AM	#91 (permalink)
Gixer750 VM Member Posts: 117 Location: Iraq Join Date: Aug 2006 Ride: 1897 alero Fav Mod: 2" on the dong Class:	high horse ??

09-30-2006, 08:59 AM	#92 (permalink)
MX3 VM Member Posts: 8 Location: Waterloo Join Date: May 2006 Ride: 95 Mazda mx-3 Fav Mod: Class:	I got a qoute yesterday and they want $1200 a year for an R6 or a CBR 600RR and thats with my M1. So that means there is definately going to be a bike in the driveway for spring

09-30-2006, 06:33 PM	#95 (permalink)
TurboABA Captain Credit! Posts: 2,131 Location: Under the hood of something Join Date: Dec 2003 Ride: Gravel Fav Mod: Boost Class: Off Road	Lots of factors affect your insurance. Everything from gender, to age, to marital status, to insurance and driving record. Obviously, different companies will get you different quotes!

09-30-2006, 07:42 PM	#97 (permalink)
Gixer750 VM Member Posts: 117 Location: Iraq Join Date: Aug 2006 Ride: 1897 alero Fav Mod: 2" on the dong Class:	LOOK OUT! GRAVEL! (thats all i have to say) Mooosh

09-30-2006, 07:44 PM	#98 (permalink)
TurboABA Captain Credit! Posts: 2,131 Location: Under the hood of something Join Date: Dec 2003 Ride: Gravel Fav Mod: Boost Class: Off Road	Why don't you muzzle your bitch?

10-01-2006, 12:37 AM	#99 (permalink)
2_wheel's VM Member Posts: 100 Location: who care's Join Date: Sep 2006 Ride: ferrari