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STEEKER 06-26-09 02:27 PM


Originally Posted by zippered (Post 9173135)
in case?

:twitchy:

lol ya I would be surprised if tonights ride was a non hassel event

zippered 06-26-09 02:29 PM

a pleasant surprise...

something something flies something something sh.t

STEEKER 06-26-09 02:30 PM

oh and congrats on the twins zippp

nerdsgirth 06-26-09 03:18 PM

Anyone going to the Albion repair tomorrow? Anyone want to go with me? Nothing like a hard day of labour. 10am

I_bRAD 06-27-09 05:34 AM

Anyone riding the don this afternoon?

STEEKER 06-27-09 08:55 AM


Originally Posted by I_bRAD (Post 9176230)
Anyone riding the don this afternoon?

nope gave away my mountain bikes when I moved ,,, nice seeing ya and Zippp at cm,,,

iherald 06-27-09 01:21 PM

Since I know there are some chefs (I almost wrote chiefs) on here, I'm going to need to buy a new set of dishes and pots and pans. Dishes are just going to be basic white, but I'd like something better than beginner level pots and pans. Any suggestions with reasonable prices?

I_bRAD 06-27-09 03:33 PM

I am not a chef, but I do like to cook and I suggest you get the good stuff. I like Le crueset and all clad. You can get cheaper cast iron from lodge.

The prices will seem far from reasonable, but when you consider they're going to last 20 years (or more) they actually are.

I bought some mid range (~150/pot) meyer analon no-stick aluminum pans around 10 years ago and they're starting to wear out now... next time I'm going to stay away from no-stick no matter how tough they say it is.

In biking news, I'm loving this loop:

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=2953929

nerdsgirth 06-27-09 06:17 PM

I have a set of PADERNO pots. Made in PEI. You can get them at Home Hardware and the Bay. They are wonderful pots and accessories.

I built trails at Albion today. It was really fun being the first time I have done serious trail maintenance. I will post some pics when I find them.

nerdsgirth 06-28-09 12:17 PM

Anyone ride from Toronto to Kingston? I would love some details.

shapelike 06-28-09 03:11 PM

Look what I did!

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3314/...056eb62c_b.jpg

LordFoo 06-28-09 03:15 PM


Originally Posted by nerdsgirth (Post 9181776)
Anyone ride from Toronto to Kingston? I would love some details.

I trust that you know about the Waterfront Trail? I haven't done it, but the website has awesome route maps..

I_bRAD 06-28-09 04:09 PM

I've ridden the waterfront trail as far as belleville. Half way ish. I can only imagine it gets better as you go along!

I_bRAD 06-28-09 04:10 PM

Way to finish off that rim, mike!

shapelike 06-28-09 06:24 PM

Related to the above rim-pocalypse is the Craigslist ad for my Devinci Tosca frameset (which will hopefully finance a replacement wheelset). If you know anyone in the market, please forward this their way: http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/tor/bik/1244362979.html

tdot-miele 06-28-09 09:32 PM


Originally Posted by STEEKER (Post 9173106)
bring your lights bells/whistles to CM tonight in case the cops do a safety blitzzzzz


hey man i was at CM... what were you ridin?? I had the miele with the lime green DP's..... corking 80% of the time hahaha

kergin 06-28-09 10:21 PM


Originally Posted by shapelike (Post 9183508)
Related to the above rim-pocalypse is the Craigslist ad for my Devinci Tosca frameset (which will hopefully finance a replacement wheelset). If you know anyone in the market, please forward this their way: http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/tor/bik/1244362979.html

Do you need a rear to hold you over until the Tosca goes?

shapelike 06-29-09 05:44 AM

Not *quite* yet ... I'm trying to juggle selling the Tosca with getting a new wheelset via Cycle Solutions. If I'm still in a ham by this weekend I might need to ask around.

Edit: Intentially leaving "in a ham" typo for obvious comic gold reasons.

cavernmech 06-29-09 07:10 AM

You can get a new rim for that wheelset if you so desire. Just a thought. I am having a coniption!!

trueno92 06-29-09 08:35 AM

whats the 411 on that rim? im running an aksium on my rear as well!

kergin 06-29-09 09:00 AM


Originally Posted by trueno92 (Post 9186442)
whats the 411 on that rim? im running an aksium on my rear as well!

I expect its just a combination of being old as **** + cross racing.

shapelike 06-29-09 10:07 AM


Originally Posted by kergin (Post 9186583)
I expect its just a combination of being old as **** + cross racing.

Yep, the rims just wore through from use.

shapelike 06-29-09 10:22 AM


Originally Posted by cavernmech (Post 9186051)
You can get a new rim for that wheelset if you so desire. Just a thought. I am having a coniption!!

There's a precedent for that comment of mine and you know it. You, sir, have a track record! Also, please don't beat me. I'm very delicate.

Aside from the rim-pwnage the freehub body's been giving me hassle since last winter (even after servicing it the FHB still sticks and the cranks never stop wanting to turn - makes for interesting CX remounts) and the front wheel took a direct hit from another cyclist (some bent spokes now in dubious condition). If you think it would still be worth it to have the FHB looked at again, replace some spokes and replace the rims I guess I'd be up for that plan. The hub bearings still feel smooth, at least?

jet sanchEz 06-29-09 10:50 AM

I hadn't heard of or seen this until today---it is a bunch of short flicks shot in HD that follow the Cervélo TestTeam's first pro season. Neat stuff, maybe some of you know some of these guys/gals?

http://bartape.net/

kergin 06-29-09 11:49 AM


Originally Posted by shapelike (Post 9187210)
There's a precedent for that comment of mine and you know it. You, sir, have a track record! Also, please don't beat me. I'm very delicate.

Aside from the rim-pwnage the freehub body's been giving me hassle since last winter (even after servicing it the FHB still sticks and the cranks never stop wanting to turn - makes for interesting CX remounts) and the front wheel took a direct hit from another cyclist (some bent spokes now in dubious condition). If you think it would still be worth it to have the FHB looked at again, replace some spokes and replace the rims I guess I'd be up for that plan. The hub bearings still feel smooth, at least?

I discovered you can also accomplish this feat by using Phils Tenacious to lube the pawls :D


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