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Hey all, thanks for all the positive vibes and well wishes. Really do appreciate the in person visits, thank you to those that are able to accommodate that, and sorry for talking your ears off (but you must have known that was going to happen). I till in rehab hospital and it looks like it's...

Have a great ride and NERDS! I'll be living vicariously through you all, so give Tracey rd a run for me (I love that stretch of pavement) I'll be looking for your RR and pics of the silly going ons. KJ sounds like you're starting the trip off in fine style with a bon voyage BBQ. I hope to be...

Home, and have a clean FJR. Bade my farewell to the New England crew at the bottom of the 507, where we parted ways. Great to see everyone, meet a plethora of new folks, and reminded a bunch of wiser FJRers why they avoid me.

Here is a good website for Touring in Ontario: https://www.gorideontario.com/en/motorcycle Here is website that groups many of the great riding roads in Ontario, so if you're in the neighbourhood you shouldn't miss them: https://bikeroads.atspace.com/roads.htm#noc

repeat of one just below... whoopsie

That's 21 then,,, Don't forget Bill & I.

Is this Bust or Bikergeek? and they're off to the rodeo

I'll echo what Philip with one L says; Thanks to all of you that were involved in organizing the rally. We all understand the effort involved and appreciate it. Special thanks to Josh and Grace for running taxi service so we could get back to the motel before day break! (Riding in the bed of...

WOW,, is all I have to say! Good to hear you made it home safe and sound, and have something to do to fill in your down time. (maintenance) Cheers, shakin

Shakin reporting in making it home safe & sound! Special thanks to MEM for making CFR 2011 such a fun & entertaining rally. :) And to Jack & Jane for their generous hospitality sharing their Camp. To Bill for generating the interest and planning the "Apres CFR" ride. And to Fred W for ...

Hey Rob, I plan on leaving Saturday as well, but have no concrete plans for Saturday yet (am about to start whatever I'll call my planning for this trip). I'm staying in Rangely the Sunday night and heading down with that gang. PM me your number and perhaps we can tie together a run through...

Put me on the list too. Mine died twice on the way back from NAFO and is now at the Yammy dealers while Yamaha Canada is doing whatever it is they are going to do. Thanks, shakin

To reply to this to bramfrank; I had issues returning home from NAFO riding in the rain where the bike just went dead. (i.e pulling back into the lane after passing a tractor trailer in the rain) My bike is at the Yamaha dealers, and they have seen corrosion damage, and are waiting for a...

Home safe on Tues for supper. 1069 miles for homeward leg. I too don't enjoy riding through Toronto so much so that I'll come around the other side of the lake. Most of the return trip was in the rain, plus add in a few hours riding in rain & thick PA fog. (they could use that to hide just...

Hi Charlie, I'm starting back on Sunday, but my route is weather dependant. If it's crap, I'll be slabin it back directly, if not I'll probably mosey on home. Check in with me at the rally as things can change, or PM me if you'd like to discuss further. I'm in Pickering, so technically we're...

Hey Scoops, thanks for that,,, being without camera has benefits and drawbacks. The radar base we visited was Lac St-Denis, La Macaza was a Bomarc missile base Looked up this stuff on the net. Lac St-Denis: https://laurentian.quebecheritageweb.com/ar...x?articleId=155 La Macaza...

Home again... Rained like cats and dogs the whole return trip from Montreal (minus my start point and terminus) Thanks Chris, Diana, Jeff, Andre, and anyone else who assisted with the organizing and execution of this fine rally. and thanks too, to all who attended and made the rally what it...

I've used Pete's for tires before and the tires were fresh & the best price I could find. Can't comment on their tire changing service, as I had them shipped. Pete's are South & West of Tremblant - Just West of Montreal You can avoid cutting through Montreal by heading North and staying West...

CCW, And as someone already mentioned, the most scenic portion (IMHO) is between Rivière-au-Renard & Mount St Pierre. It's also a nice cruise down #299 (Madapedia Valley) Something else to keep in mind for a visit along the river route from Q.C towards the Gaspe is...

I'm sure she is :glare: After all MEM has shown us that she has great taste in motorcycles It'll be a blast to meet up with some fellow riders with some great roads to explore. Look forward to meeting you too!