Tim's Motorcycle Diaries

Tim's Motorcycle Diaries is a blog about motorcycle travel, photography and mechanics written by former millwright & IT technician who's now a technology teacher. This is not your typical motorcycle blog. If you're looking for cruisers and biker life, this ain't that. If you're into thinking about motorbikes in technical, dynamic and creative ways, Tim's Motorcycle Diaries will take you there. If you like a post, please do share it on social media.

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Tuesday, 22 September 2020

Labour Day Weekend Ride: Georgian Bay

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A 300km round trip up to Georgian Bay and back: I aimed to get out of the boring straight lines of South West Ontario and over to the Nia...

Sunday, 14 June 2020

One Tight, Not Too Tight

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Now that the CBR900RR Fireblade project is sorted and on the road, I'm finding myself doing what the original intent was in getting i...

Saturday, 4 January 2020

Triumph Tiger 955i Graphic Ideas

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The old 955i Tiger is now a long ago thing in Triumph's lineup , but mine is still going strong. I dug up an old print I made of a tig...

Wednesday, 1 January 2020

Installing LED indicators on a 2003 Triumph Tiger 955i

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I've done a few LED light upgrades on motorcycles to date, so updating the indicators on my trusty 2003 Triumph Tiger 955i isn't pr...

Sunday, 1 December 2019

Last Light of the Sun

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Tuesday, November 26: I got outside after work and noted that the weather didn't hurt. Could this be a chance for a final ride befo...

Thursday, 21 April 2016

Your Typical Sunday Ride Isn't My Typical Sunday Ride

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a 260km amble around theNiagara Escarpment . I cranked out some miles on the Tiger this weekend. On Saturday it was a 160km round trip ...

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Timothy King: An art student in college, I dropped out to apprentice as a millwright and then an I.T. technician before going back to school for English and philosophy degrees. Now a published writer, award winning educator, relentlessly curious digital explorer and avid (though atypical) motorbike rider.

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