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#276
Right on...Well I was thinking that anyone from here who wants to meet up and say hi ahead of time could meet right at the Princes Gates at 7am. I will be there eating my breakfast in front of the gates 
I will be carrying my cell with me too for anyone who wants to meet up at C'est What after hanging around the finish line for a while. PM me and I will give it to ya

I will be carrying my cell with me too for anyone who wants to meet up at C'est What after hanging around the finish line for a while. PM me and I will give it to ya
#277
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Originally Posted by Bikeophile
Right on...Well I was thinking that anyone from here who wants to meet up and say hi ahead of time could meet right at the Princes Gates at 7am. I will be there eating my breakfast in front of the gates 
I will be carrying my cell with me too for anyone who wants to meet up at C'est What after hanging around the finish line for a while. PM me and I will give it to ya

I will be carrying my cell with me too for anyone who wants to meet up at C'est What after hanging around the finish line for a while. PM me and I will give it to ya
7am?? yikes... how long are you planning to wait before heading out to c'est what? for us slowpokes that can't/don't burn rubber to the finish line that is...
#278
well the starting time is 8am. So I figured I would head there an hour early, eat some breakfast and then just relax and watch the crowds ride through the gates for a bit.
I don't plan on trying to set any land speed records either...
I was thinking about maybe heading over to C'est What around 1130am. I figure most folks who start at 8am should be well done by then and still have a chance to hang out at the venue and chat with folks if the weather is nice...
How doesthat sound?
I don't plan on trying to set any land speed records either...
I was thinking about maybe heading over to C'est What around 1130am. I figure most folks who start at 8am should be well done by then and still have a chance to hang out at the venue and chat with folks if the weather is nice...
How doesthat sound?
#279
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Originally Posted by Bikeophile
well the starting time is 8am. So I figured I would head there an hour early, eat some breakfast and then just relax and watch the crowds ride through the gates for a bit.
I don't plan on trying to set any land speed records either...
I was thinking about maybe heading over to C'est What around 1130am. I figure most folks who start at 8am should be well done by then and still have a chance to hang out at the venue and chat with folks if the weather is nice...
How doesthat sound?
I don't plan on trying to set any land speed records either...
I was thinking about maybe heading over to C'est What around 1130am. I figure most folks who start at 8am should be well done by then and still have a chance to hang out at the venue and chat with folks if the weather is nice...
How doesthat sound?
#280
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Originally Posted by darkmother
I'll check tonight. I think it may have come off a 56 cm road frame. What do you need?
And about 3.6cm of the top of that is threads, upper bound 4cm.
Anyone know when cavern opens...?
Last edited by operator; 05-10-05 at 05:19 AM.
#282
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Originally Posted by operator
Ok I got it darkmother. 15.7cm steerer length, upper bound of 16cm (hard to measure since it's bent).
And about 3.6cm of the top of that is threads, upper bound 4cm.
Anyone know when cavern opens...?
And about 3.6cm of the top of that is threads, upper bound 4cm.
Anyone know when cavern opens...?
I took a look at the fork last night. It's got a 20.2cm steer tube, with 4cm of thread at the top. You would need to have a bike shop tap it down another 4cm, then cut it to length. Pretty simple job...let me know if you want the fork. The fork is made for modern, short reach brakes.
#284
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Originally Posted by Bikeophile
Anyone up for an early morning ride on Satruday? Any takers? Any thoughts on a route?
I might be....I'll know later in the week.
#285
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Originally Posted by Bikeophile
Anyone up for an early morning ride on Satruday? Any takers? Any thoughts on a route?
Darkmother, I picked up a chrome fork from cavern, it rocks! Thanks for the offer. I just couldn't wait any longer to ride.
Really nice columbus steel fork for $30. I think Keith said that he had a bunch more as well. Took my bike out for a spin today, and it feels gggreeeat. I hope the weather is good for the weekend.
Pics of my new fork/bike and my broken fork tonight.
#286
sounds like a nice Saturday morning stroll....being downtown, it will be a nice ride just to get over there. I will have my old blue Spicer with me if I make it there...
#287
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Originally Posted by operator
Thanks for the offer. I just couldn't wait any longer to ride.
Really nice columbus steel fork for $30. I think Keith said that he had a bunch more as well. Took my bike out for a spin today, and it feels gggreeeat. I hope the weather is good for the weekend.
Pics of my new fork/bike and my broken fork tonight.
Really nice columbus steel fork for $30. I think Keith said that he had a bunch more as well. Took my bike out for a spin today, and it feels gggreeeat. I hope the weather is good for the weekend.
Pics of my new fork/bike and my broken fork tonight.
#288
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From: toronto
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Originally Posted by Bikeophile
well the starting time is 8am. So I figured I would head there an hour early, eat some breakfast and then just relax and watch the crowds ride through the gates for a bit.
I don't plan on trying to set any land speed records either...
I was thinking about maybe heading over to C'est What around 1130am. I figure most folks who start at 8am should be well done by then and still have a chance to hang out at the venue and chat with folks if the weather is nice...
How doesthat sound?
I don't plan on trying to set any land speed records either...
I was thinking about maybe heading over to C'est What around 1130am. I figure most folks who start at 8am should be well done by then and still have a chance to hang out at the venue and chat with folks if the weather is nice...
How doesthat sound?
#289
I dunno about breakfast at C'est what...I've only ever had dinner there...when we get there at 1130am they might be doing lunch by then.
#290
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Originally Posted by gokiburi
ok.. i think i just coerced 5 guys from work to come along on their dual suspensions fatties. the five bucks i saved can go to bacon n' eggs at c'est what. man.. they'd better have greasy breakfast there.
#291
I love their Yam Fries....I never even thought that they would have them with breakfast!!! SWEET!
So for the ride, I am just gonna make a sandwich or something for breakfast and eat it at the princess gates while waiting for you guys...I'll be there at 7am, and will plan to head inside around 730am for the eight oclock start. I think a few roadie friends of mine may be coming too, but I am not 100% sure...
So for the ride, I am just gonna make a sandwich or something for breakfast and eat it at the princess gates while waiting for you guys...I'll be there at 7am, and will plan to head inside around 730am for the eight oclock start. I think a few roadie friends of mine may be coming too, but I am not 100% sure...
#292
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Originally Posted by cavit8
They have kick ass good breakfast there. Yam fries, eggs etc. If you want greasy maybe we should go to the Vesta lunch
#293
GEEZ!
Another good greasy spoon is the Geroge St Diner (George and Richmond)...I've been hitting there recently.
I think the Canary (Cherry and Eastern) is probably the coolest one to go to, but since they are always using it in film shoots, I think its only open on Sundays now.
Another good greasy spoon is the Geroge St Diner (George and Richmond)...I've been hitting there recently.
I think the Canary (Cherry and Eastern) is probably the coolest one to go to, but since they are always using it in film shoots, I think its only open on Sundays now.
#294
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Originally Posted by Bikeophile
GEEZ!
Another good greasy spoon is the Geroge St Diner (George and Richmond)...I've been hitting there recently.
I think the Canary (Cherry and Eastern) is probably the coolest one to go to, but since they are always using it in film shoots, I think its only open on Sundays now.
Another good greasy spoon is the Geroge St Diner (George and Richmond)...I've been hitting there recently.
I think the Canary (Cherry and Eastern) is probably the coolest one to go to, but since they are always using it in film shoots, I think its only open on Sundays now.
sorry about getting so off topic. bikeophile mentioned breakfast and i got hungry. i flip out when food is mentioned.
what's the destination from high park on saturday?
#295
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Ever tried Lakeshore Lunch. I love the Benedict Burger, Big burger with back bacon and hollandaise sauce. Not advisable b/f a ride though.
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#296
henesse and i wanna wre gunna organize a ride for this saterday but I just noticed there are 20 km winds and rain but tuesday is going to be nice: sunny, 15 degrees C and 5km winds...
so who is up for a ride on Tuesday 17th??
ahha my gf just suggested we suck it up and ride in the rain anyway...might be fun. (?!?)
so who is up for a ride on Tuesday 17th??
ahha my gf just suggested we suck it up and ride in the rain anyway...might be fun. (?!?)
#297
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Originally Posted by pyze-guy
Ever tried Lakeshore Lunch. I love the Benedict Burger, Big burger with back bacon and hollandaise sauce. Not advisable b/f a ride though.
#298
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https://www.rideofsilence.org/
has anyone heard of a toronto organizer for this? richmond hill is mentioned at the bottom of the list of participating cities but a link from there goes to the Canadian Kilometer Achiever Program (???) site. no mention of ride details from there either. lots of people getting busted up on the streets.. ride safe everyone.
has anyone heard of a toronto organizer for this? richmond hill is mentioned at the bottom of the list of participating cities but a link from there goes to the Canadian Kilometer Achiever Program (???) site. no mention of ride details from there either. lots of people getting busted up on the streets.. ride safe everyone.
#299
Originally Posted by gokiburi
https://www.rideofsilence.org/
has anyone heard of a toronto organizer for this? richmond hill is mentioned at the bottom of the list of participating cities but a link from there goes to the Canadian Kilometer Achiever Program (???) site. no mention of ride details from there either. lots of people getting busted up on the streets.. ride safe everyone.
has anyone heard of a toronto organizer for this? richmond hill is mentioned at the bottom of the list of participating cities but a link from there goes to the Canadian Kilometer Achiever Program (???) site. no mention of ride details from there either. lots of people getting busted up on the streets.. ride safe everyone.
#300
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Anyone up for a quickie tomorrow (Thursday)? I know I'm going to need a break from packing, and it will be my last chance for a ride because when I get back I'm going to have to break the bike up and box her up!
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