Wise !

Perfect day for a ride. Thanks for driving along, Lew!

Amen, Brother

I am riding a 2019 Honda NC750X. Thank you for watching

I started from my house in Eastern Passage which is 2.5 kms from the parking off Caldwell Road. So if you leave from the parking lot it would be 29 kms return to Laurencetown Beach. Thanks for watching!

Once you order a “double double”, you basically are an honorary Canuck

We pulled a Shane! lol

Nice! The beach bars there are awesome

Welcome Laura!

Thanks, my friend. I’ll check out your channel. Our province has great side roads for motorcycle riders! Thanks for watching

@@rockinrodlittle appreciate it buddy 👍🏻

The NC750 is so well balanced it’s almost too easy to drive the twisty roads. Mine is a 2019 and, at 5’ 8, I am up on tip toes which when loaded down top heavy with camping stuff makes it tricky at stops. I think starting the year after mine they lowered the seat a couple of inches as I sat on one in the showroom and I was flat footed. They only come DCT as well after 2019. Great overall bike and gets about 3 litres to 100 kms.

I really like my NC. I would say the only con is that it’s quite light and it is windy almost all the time in Nova Scotia making it tricky to stay on the road. My buddy thinks the Kawi engine is too small for the type of riding we do. Rarely he jumps on the highway as it’s revs at 7000 when going 100 Kmph. As with most bikes, it always depends on what you want to do with it. I like touring and going long distances and the NC is well suited for that

Thankfully no! We still have the 2 from the Philippines. lol

You are so right. We have amazing rides along the ocean here in Nova Scotia

Well said, Bryan. I have a drummer friend of ,one who has e-drums and has borrowed the amp. Worked well

Of course!!

Hey Tim. Didn’t have a Roy but our son in law playing net is related to Carey Price. Come on down East and we will put the goalie gear on you so we can get a Roy in net.

Thanks, Scott. Sounds like a plan!

Thanks much to you both. Good times!

Thanks, Steve!

Yes it was indeed!

You should ship your bike, for sure. We didn’t even bother getting a car so just used Uber around the city then rented cars for trips to the coast etc. Motorcycles can lane split there so it’s way quicker in the heavy traffic. I, personally, felt safe touring all around Guatemala. Police do run stops from time to time for motorcyclist so carry a certified copy of your passport and have your papers in order. There are many motorcycle shops for various brands so parts should not be an issue. Once you leave the city limits, the motorcycle experience is amazing. I toured most of the country solo and never had any issues. The ride to Panajachel is a must on a bike. The ride to El Salvador is a great one as well. I am sure you will head to Antigua on the bike for Sunday morning breakfast. Reach out, Wissam, if you have any more questions and I’ll be glad to answer the best that I can.

It’s a truly great dive location, Dave

Long time follower!

Enjoy and thank you!

Thank you!

Thanks, Ryan. I have a GoPro Hero 7 with a 650 lumens Sealife underwater light attachment

Thanks Barry. Yes, the Twin is a beast. Too high for me. I’m hoping when the NT1100 comes to Canada that it fits me. Basically an African Twin but a Sports Cruiser. Looks really comfortable

Thanks Barry! You are right; there are some areas on the back roads where you really have to be careful!

The Expressway

That is awesome

Hi Karine and Steve. I haven’t heard of Rangiroa. Have to check it out. Nice meeting y’all too! Take care

Great bike. The shirt was from a fellow rider buddy from down in the US. Camp sight number 93 is the walk-in I was using. If it’s available for your trip, I highly recommend it!

Thanks much!

Enjoy! It’s a wonderful place

Saw an Aussie coming out of the hospital with a big bandage on his finger. He said a black tip shark bit him.

Beautiful place