100 Subs, A New License, and Why Twilight Riding Creeps Me Out... also I don't fit on a Classic 650

Hit the 100-subscriber milestone? Check. Officially licensed with an M on my card? Check. In this video, I’m taking the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 out for a celebratory spin through Southern Ontario—including a beautiful run past the Rockwood Conservation Area. Along the way, I stop by my local motorcycle shop to sit on a few prospective upgrades, break down my recent experience passing the Ontario M road test with the Rider's Training Institute (RTI), and share a couple of key habits and tips that helped me conquer those tricky low-speed right-hand turns. We also dive into a bit of moto-philosophy on why the gentle pace of a 350cc bike pairs so perfectly with a photographer's brain, and the unexpected thing that rattled me during a recent twilight ride. Thanks to everyone who has subscribed and joined the journey so far! Key Moments & Timestamps 0:00 – Intro, 100 Subscriber Milestone & Finding "What's Next" 0:20 – Breaking Down the Ontario M Test Experience with RTI 7:10 – Tips for Master Right-Hand Turns & Smooth Stops 9:00 – Exploring Rockwood & The Photography-Motorcycling Connection 12:01 – Why Twilight Riding Creeped Me Out (The Shadow Effect) 13:26 – Roadside Farm Stands & The No-Cash Dilemma 16:33 – Showroom Showdown: Classic 650 & Super Meteor 650 (I'm afraid I'm too short for the Classic 650!) Well it makes the decision easy not to upgrade ;) Special thanks to OVC for having me! You can check out their site here: https://www.oldvintagecranks.ca/