Windsor Canada?
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Windsor Canada?
A friend and I are thinking of spending a few days in Windsor at the casino. Is there anything I should concern myself with as I have never rode outside of the states? We will both be riding up from Indianapolis. Any suggestions on attractions we should see?
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RE: Windsor Canada?
Other than the casino, there's not a whole lot to do unless you want to get some Cubans (cigars, not people 
) Although you can find good eats in the Little Italy section of Windsor. The exchange rate is pretty even at the moment. I went to Toronto in January and the exchange rate sucked! I would also do your currency exchange at the duty-free shop on the Detroit side. It may not be the case now, but back in January, the Canadian border exchanges were closed. We had to do currency exchange at the hotel. I've never riden a bike over the border but have been harrassed by Canadian border agents because of my NRA sticker on the back of my truck.
) Although you can find good eats in the Little Italy section of Windsor. The exchange rate is pretty even at the moment. I went to Toronto in January and the exchange rate sucked! I would also do your currency exchange at the duty-free shop on the Detroit side. It may not be the case now, but back in January, the Canadian border exchanges were closed. We had to do currency exchange at the hotel. I've never riden a bike over the border but have been harrassed by Canadian border agents because of my NRA sticker on the back of my truck.
Cruiser
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RE: Windsor Canada?
If you have a passport, take it. I think (not sure)you can still cross by vehicle with a birth cert. and driver's licence though. The ballet is the other draw besides the casinos. Jason's or one of the other joints. Don't expect anything less than $25 tables at the casino. Same for the 3 casinos in Detroit.
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RE: Windsor Canada?
No passport required...photo ID only, but if you have one use it. I cross on a regular basis and have never been questioned about my knife which I ALWAYS carry. No firearms allowed though. Street speed limits and distances are in KM, so highway limit of 100 is really 62. Windsor is not really much of a tourist attraction, but I hope you enjoy the trip.
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No passport required...photo ID only, but if you have one use it. I cross on a regular basis and have never been questioned about my knife which I ALWAYS carry. No firearms allowed though. Street speed limits and distances are in KM, so highway limit of 100 is really 62. Windsor is not really much of a tourist attraction, but I hope you enjoy the trip.
No passport required...photo ID only, but if you have one use it. I cross on a regular basis and have never been questioned about my knife which I ALWAYS carry. No firearms allowed though. Street speed limits and distances are in KM, so highway limit of 100 is really 62. Windsor is not really much of a tourist attraction, but I hope you enjoy the trip.