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    Quote Originally Posted by bigbird View Post
    Don't put Bardford ON in your GPS, you'll never find it.
    There's a Bradford and a Brantford.
    I ride up there without GPS . On the US-Can border uniformed guys are always waving & asking : AGAIN ?
    My brother lives in Bradford/West Gwilimbury

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    Quote Originally Posted by srt8-in-largo View Post
    I woulda thought all North American bikes would have more similarities.
    Don't forget we've always had ABS standard on our B's. And tool kits. And metric speedo's that read too fast. And warning labels in English and French.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigbird View Post
    Don't forget we've always had ABS standard on our B's. And tool kits. And metric speedo's that read too fast. And warning labels in English and French.
    That's OK . You might need the tools . Well - ABS ( I told you already) , but warnings in any language are fine , unless are not in Chinese ( not yet ) .

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    Canadian models .

    Canadian models are a lot faster.

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    Quote Originally Posted by redinoliver View Post
    Canadian models are a lot faster.
    Actually they're a tad slower, due to the wind resistance of the ABS sensor rings on the wheels and the extra 5 lbs of the ABS modulator motor and wiring.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigbird View Post
    Actually they're a tad slower, due to the wind resistance of the ABS sensor rings on the wheels and the extra 5 lbs of the ABS modulator motor and wiring.
    But the decreased coefficient of friction of all the ice & snow on the roads makes up for it! At least half of the year.......
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    Quote Originally Posted by 53driver View Post
    But the decreased coefficient of friction of all the ice & snow on the roads makes up for it! At least half of the year.......
    I guess that's why Mother Honda decided we needed ABS on our B's.
    Even though our roads are now dry, they're still gritty, sandy, and potholey. And it's not warm here yet. I've been out twice so far this spring, but warmer weather (50's F) is on the way later this week.

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    They're so fast, Honda needed to slow the speedo down

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    Montreal, at last...

    It was very challenging to get the bike delivered right before Xmas....
    Yet, I managed to wait until April.... 1st of April, registred the bike at7.30am and went on the road with a -3 Celsius... not cold enough to cool my excitement ...

    cheers !

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    ANOTHER CANADIAN

    I have a 2013 model that I purchased lightly used last fall from a used bike dealer in Drummondville, Quebec. He took my 2009 Harley Street Glide on trade. I am retired and live about two hours drive north of Toronto (The Big Smoke) in a cottage/resort area called Muskoka. It will be another month before I can get out to the main roads to ride my black beast but so far I'm loving this bike.
    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Exploring the world, one road at a time.

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