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Is spitting on someone considered assault? :)
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Originally Posted by exhibitx
(Post 6522143)
i hate goose poop
my parents live around rouge hill and there's quite a few spots where the geese like to hang out, and when they fly over the house i can hear their **** dropping onto the roof |
Originally Posted by somnambulant
(Post 6522487)
Is spitting on someone considered assault? :)
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hear about that off duty cop that waved his gun in a road rage incident? Cops are ppl too and subject to being jack*****es as well. Wasn't it an offduty that thumped that cyclist on film last year for NOT running the yellow?
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Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
(Post 6522939)
hear about that off duty cop that waved his gun in a road rage incident? Cops are ppl too and subject to being jack*****es as well. Wasn't it an offduty that thumped that cyclist on film last year for NOT running the yellow?
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i guess this may be a dumb question, but since my mtb is bruck, does anyone know of any sort of ride or race or event upcoming for SSFG street riders in this city?
i have trouble hooking up with other riders this season.. (this was once rides and events thread, no? if theres new official one... where?) |
Originally Posted by freecycle
(Post 6523129)
i guess this may be a dumb question, but since my mtb is bruck, does anyone know of any sort of ride or race or event upcoming for SSFG street riders in this city?
i have trouble hooking up with other riders this season.. (this was once rides and events thread, no? if theres new official one... where?) |
The DSR site reminded me... I know some of you are doing the Paris/Ancaster on Sunday, but is anyone going to Global Gutz? I have no clue on the actual race details... where can I find them? Not able to get into town to a store for a flyer check (ironically I got one for the AfterKat, heh)...
I'm doing the CN Tower climb Saturday for a warm up, yay for doing stuff. Also, for those doing the Paris/Ancaster - what tyres/sizes would you run? I only have a max. of 25s now, thinking they'd be crap for gravel/grass (esp being that they're road treads) - my understanding is a lot of it is mixed terrain, but it sounds like a kickass event to try out... For next year, would I need a competition license? As I go through this year, I might want to get more involved and actually compete a bit (I still fear I'm way weaker than I need to be). |
i will purchase a helmet and install brakes to compete, but ive been itching to do more than commute around town. i want to take my cycling a little more seriously this year..
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GG's main site is here: http://www.messmedia.org/globalgutz/ but I'm not sure who is organizing locally. Haven't heard any buzz as yet.
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went to wheels of bloor
no bianchi, they had some beautifull colnago's on sale for $1400 but only small sizes left (likely why they were on sale), and a flat blue cinelli i would kill for but was out of my price range a lot of cool stuff but pretty much all out of my price range which i was kind of expecting, cool to check out those shops anyways also went to trek since it's right by my place, that place sucks |
There was a "safety blitz" in front of the shop today. Cops hiding right down the street nailing people who weren't doing full stop, 2 feet on the ground stops at all/2-ways. Re-****ing tarded.
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Originally Posted by operator
(Post 6525061)
There was a "safety blitz" in front of the shop today. Cops hiding right down the street nailing people who weren't doing full stop, 2 feet on the ground stops at all/2-ways. Re-****ing tarded.
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Originally Posted by operator
(Post 6525061)
There was a "safety blitz" in front of the shop today. Cops hiding right down the street nailing people who weren't doing full stop, 2 feet on the ground stops at all/2-ways. Re-****ing tarded.
Two feet wtf? Crikey that would be like requiring drivers to put the car in neutral at a stop. yaright. The problem with two feet down to stop is that motorists driving crossways to your path in the intersection quite commonly seize the initiative and try to steal your right-of-way. That 1-2 seconds it takes a cyclist to get back up and rolling is enough time for them to lose patience, react to lost patience, and jump out in front. Never fails to annoy. |
I'm sure they could show me in the Highway Traffic Act (HTA 136) where they've crayoned in " a bicycle mast stop and [the cyclist] put both feets on the ground."
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I never go through red lights or do any other similarly dangerous stuff (anymore) but they must be kidding if they expect cyclists to put two feet down at every stop sign. Ironically, they will probably nail me for it, damn.
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Used this coupon today at my local marks work warehouse. Made the carhartt stuff a bit more affordable.
Spend $70 save $30. Was told that the coupon lasts till end of June. http://img187.imageshack.us/img187/8199/marks1vp8.gif |
global gutz is on...glen gave me the flyer yesterday...
edit: fuhgot the flyer at work...will post info tomorrow. |
Ahh, just like my bike I had when I lived in India.
http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/tor/bik/643439305.html Look what you have forward to riding Ryan. |
my winter wheelset ... when i took it off, the locknut broke (pretty sure that's what it's called), it's a formula hub, i think the axle also needs to be replaced, i think it got scratched up and as a result maybe a little rusty, the threading is definitely not smooth and might be why the locknut broke
is it worth trying to fix? would a shop be able to do it? i don't know if the axles and locknuts are standardized. i imagine replacing the hub would be pretty expensive, since it's the hub + labor to take apart and rebuild the wheel |
This part should cost you all of $1 and about 30 seconds to repair. Don't not do this.
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thanks
how about the axle? i think it's a little more involved to replace? |
Originally Posted by exhibitx
(Post 6526338)
thanks
how about the axle? i think it's a little more involved to replace? |
GlobalGutz (as per Glen's flyer)
April 20, 2008 Macleary park 3pm Reg ($10) 4pm start helmets are mandatory |
Hilarious town name: Balls Falls, Ontario. haha.
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Originally Posted by Danhalen
(Post 6527598)
Hilarious town name: Balls Falls, Ontario. haha.
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Originally Posted by operator
(Post 6526352)
A little bit, but not really. The bearings will have to come off and be repressed since it's a shouldered axle. I'm not sure if those are readily available off the top of my head, maybe one of the other t.o fixed guys know. Unless you destroyed threads or bent the axle,it's probably something a little elbow grease and wd-40 should fix right up.
http://image.bayimg.com/cajipaabg.jpg exhibitx: I've got a brand-spankin-new spare axle for a rear formula hub buried in a closet somewhere.. 160mm long with a 10mmx1 thread. All yours if you need it.. I swapped mine for a longer one to fit my conversion's wider spacing. |
Originally Posted by Danhalen
(Post 6527598)
Hilarious town name: Balls Falls, Ontario. haha.
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Most awesome town named after me: http://maps.google.ca/maps?f=q&hl=en...=13&iwloc=addr |
Originally Posted by LordFoo
(Post 6527669)
Hilarious mathematical theorem name: Hairy Ball Theorem.
Now I have to go to work. No interweb for me. |
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