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The only cat u need a UCI is M1 or Sen 1. Also if you want to do the UCI races at Centennial. You can race pretty much the whole season in M3 on a citizen permit. There is a cheaper Cross' only UCI license available this year. If you only want to do a couple of events you can get a 1day at most races (though not all so check with the organizer) You can only buy a maximum of 3 1day licenses.
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The only cat u need a UCI is M1 or Sen 1. Also if you want to do the UCI races at Centennial. You can race pretty much the whole season in M3 on a citizen permit. There is a cheaper Cross' only UCI license available this year. If you only want to do a couple of events you can get a 1day at most races (though not all so check with the organizer) You can only buy a maximum of 3 1day licenses.
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I made small video about our trip:
We were ride from 10AM to exactly 9:30 PM, but we did a long stops just to make a pictures and videos. I sold my fixed gear to build new one and I rode my Bianchi with speeds, but my friend was on fixed gear all the time and he is okay.
IF you don't have iPhone with GPS, don't even think about go there, because otherwise you'll lost your path, too many forking ways.
We were ride from 10AM to exactly 9:30 PM, but we did a long stops just to make a pictures and videos. I sold my fixed gear to build new one and I rode my Bianchi with speeds, but my friend was on fixed gear all the time and he is okay.
IF you don't have iPhone with GPS, don't even think about go there, because otherwise you'll lost your path, too many forking ways.
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nice vid. looks like it should be a good adventure.
We were thinking of leaving pretty early, since we're out in Scarborough, and I'm the only non-geared person, haha, but should be okay.
Think we were gonna try and ride back to, or at least spend the night there, but we havent planned anything yet.
We were thinking of leaving pretty early, since we're out in Scarborough, and I'm the only non-geared person, haha, but should be okay.
Think we were gonna try and ride back to, or at least spend the night there, but we havent planned anything yet.
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The only cat u need a UCI is M1 or Sen 1. Also if you want to do the UCI races at Centennial. You can race pretty much the whole season in M3 on a citizen permit. There is a cheaper Cross' only UCI license available this year. If you only want to do a couple of events you can get a 1day at most races (though not all so check with the organizer) You can only buy a maximum of 3 1day licenses.
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What quality? I bought a lot of mine at MEC. MEC has a toolbox of bike tools that seemed like a pretty good deal. park tools is probably the best, or one of the best, but they aren't cheap.
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The only cat u need a UCI is M1 or Sen 1. Also if you want to do the UCI races at Centennial. You can race pretty much the whole season in M3 on a citizen permit. There is a cheaper Cross' only UCI license available this year. If you only want to do a couple of events you can get a 1day at most races (though not all so check with the organizer) You can only buy a maximum of 3 1day licenses.
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Am I crazy or was someone selling Chorus parts in this thread recently? I searched and couldn't find anything but I think it was in the spring....??
How is everyone doing? Loving my roadie a lot lately, I haven't ridden fixed in weeks
How is everyone doing? Loving my roadie a lot lately, I haven't ridden fixed in weeks