anyone here know anything about Endura cycle wear? i'm looking for some waterproof pants and from what i can see online they look really nice (the british know all about rain!), but i've never really seen them in the flesh.

I have some Gore Bikewear pants that I love. I got em from a friend in Vienna and don't think anyone local sells em. If you can get em I HIGHLY recommend them.

how do they fit? if i remember you're a tall guy like me (6'3"). the last pair of MEC waterproofs i bought left my ankles soaked.

All of their stuff is cut nice and long for cycling. They have 2 different styles of pants...full Goretex, kind of baggy with ankle zips and velcro. Lycra base with Goretex front panels...these fit like normal tight's. I have the latter and love them. I have a different pair of full Gore for winter/deluge type conditions. Full waterproof ones I find way too hot for anything but cold conditions.

*grumble* weather.

cool. I'll have to put that in my calendar.

looks bad through to the weekend too...

It's going to be very cold when it stops raining.

you look at the weekend forecast on Tuesday? there's your first mistake. :)

If you aren't going to ride this weekend you might want to go down for the Niagara Classic road race. There is a sick steep climb on the finish straight that usually has everyone drooling/hacking all over themselves. Add in a potentially rainy day and that makes for some great action shots.

Does anybody know anyone who'd want to buy a 14'' Surly 1x1?

i need something to look forward to! besides, weather network lists the icons for all the days of the week in a row, i can't help myself. still pouring now though, i think i may look for a pair of rainpants at MEC after all.

a leprechaun?

Hah... hah... hah....

Really though. Anybody got a short friend? I need to sell this bike so I can build up the Gardin and not bankrupt my poor student ass.

why did they make so many of those movies? i kinda enjoyed the first one though. it started to get ridiculous when he went to "da hood".

horror movies seem to do that, make a franchise out of one character. chucky springs to mind. nothing wrong with a little person in full body make up, that's good watchin'. remember howard the duck? quality.

roflcopter

http://a.im.craigslist.org/fI/vp/1o7...BSqjybQK0l.jpg

Craigs List,MEC board,Ebay
Good luck.

don't forget canadian cyclist.
or just post it up on LBS bulletins.
I'd go w/ ebay for the very last resort. You can always try to trade the frame for parts.

I'm going to hit up urbane/cavern in a couple. You guys think I need new brake levers for bullhorns?

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And for ****s sake, where on earth can I find Deda bar tape locally (in stock, not order I can do that myself) ? Free beer to anyone who knows.

you were offered free bull horns and where is a picture of your singlespeed/fixed gear , inboard brake leavers are good on bull horns I love apposed to the other ones I had

I just got back from my first day working at scotiabank real-estate at 61 front street. They already have me sifting through lease agreements! Heres to a year-long contract of this 9-5 stuff! At least I'm earning more than ever, so maybe I should work towards a nice italian road bike. Fixed is fun and all, but anything over a century is really best left to gears (but big props to somnambulant and eyefloater anyways)

A century on a Fixed would be awesome indeed very hard core ( for me anyway's) a Century with gears is easy

Easy? How long?

Century with gears is easy have'nt done one on a fixed yet still waiting for the Doctor's to firgure out my back once that done you'll help me get back in shape then we'll do a Century on the fixies