![]() |
I've gone as far as leslie to the east and the humber bridge to the west. It stops for sure when you hit etobicoke at the bridge... not sure how far east it goes. The trail between jarvis and parliament is closed along queens quay 'cause of the construction, but the trail on the north side of lakeshore is definitely cleared to leslie like I said. Not sure if it continues to the end of the beaches or not.
no shop for me! we've been closed since the 20th. Going back on monday :) |
Originally Posted by iherald
(Post 8111133)
zippered, was the path pure ice? It looks like it in that picture.
i often use the trail for commuting and recreational riding, so i really appreciate this season's initiative. except for all the salt. pretty much everytime i've been on that trail lately there have been cyclists, which is a good sign imho. |
Finally commuted on the Major Jake today :) There's a bigger difference in the effort required to pedal that bike with Michelin Mud 2s than I expected! It'll be a good workout, to be sure. Just some minor tweaks remain, like finding bars which bring the STI levers further back.
HNY! |
what up all!
happy new year...been in hibernation for a bit...hope everyone had a great holidaze... |
|
Beautiful day out there today! Went out to run some errands and just ended up riding around for a couple of hours.
|
same here. ended up going in to bike pirates for the first time too.
|
Originally Posted by kergin
(Post 8100539)
Oh, yeah... My Major Jake is coming together so nicely. All I need now is a new chain, one shift cable, and a cable hanger for the headset. This is gonna be too good.
JW, I'm down with the meetup tomorrow after work. Might also be down for the ride. |
|
wat?
I will post pics. I had to change the brakes today. Went with TRP cantis to replace the just bought Shimano BR-R550s. Those Shimano calipers were ****. |
Originally Posted by cavernmech
(Post 8091737)
The companies that make trainers/rollers also make sound absorbing mats to put underneath. They will still make noise...just less.
|
Note to self: cross tires hold no traction on asphalt corners.
|
Originally Posted by kergin
(Post 8126943)
Note to self: cross tires hold no traction on asphalt corners.
|
|
Originally Posted by shapelike
(Post 8127965)
I learned that lesson at College and University. Did you go down or just drift the front wheel a bit?
|
Originally Posted by shapelike
(Post 8127965)
I learned that lesson at College and University. Did you go down or just drift the front wheel a bit?
|
Originally Posted by zippered
(Post 8128091)
Decided to bathe my bike in the shower tonight, man, so much easier... Boy was she salt-grimed up though, it really needed it. |
Originally Posted by kergin
(Post 8128317)
Learned it in the parking garage at work, going down a ramp into a turn. If you're around, I'm going to drop into CT today; you work there still, right?
... and CT's normally closed Mon/Tues, you might want to try on Wednesday. |
Holy crap. Been off the bike for about 3 weeks due to being sick, and I'm still kind of sick but my mind is blown at how quickly you lose your fitness level. I'm back to where I was at the beginning of the summer :(
Feels damn good to be back on a bike though. This morning's ride in was great, despite my getting winded from getting into my toe clips... |
Originally Posted by elTwitcho
(Post 8132959)
Holy crap. Been off the bike for about 3 weeks due to being sick, and I'm still kind of sick but my mind is blown at how quickly you lose your fitness level. I'm back to where I was at the beginning of the summer :(
Feels damn good to be back on a bike though. This morning's ride in was great, despite my getting winded from getting into my toe clips... |
Apparently the charles prinsep foundation has it's inagural meeting at hart house next monday - the 12th. Anyone with any other info beside what's on the website?
|
True enough shapelike, I fell at the beginning of winter, I think I've put in my sideways on the pavement time until at least springtime ;)
In a semi unrelated note; Anyone know of a good long cycling route you can ride without having to dodge alot of traffic or deal with high speed cars passing you way too closely? I don't know the bike path/trail system in the city at all and it seems you can't really build a good rythm in the city 'cause I'm devoting so much of my attention to traffic and hazards. A really long bike path maybe? Where do all the roadies go? Something to keep me dreaming of until everything thaws maybe, haha |
the waterfront trail is being cleared this year. Combined with the spit you can get a nice 50k loop without hardly touching roads (the only stretch being queens quay from bathurst to parliament)
In the summer you can add the humber and don river trail system to get an easy metric century |
Originally Posted by elTwitcho
(Post 8135421)
Anyone know of a good long cycling route you can ride without having to dodge alot of traffic or deal with high speed cars passing you way too closely? I don't know the bike path/trail system in the city at all and it seems you can't really build a good rythm in the city 'cause I'm devoting so much of my attention to traffic and hazards. A really long bike path maybe? Where do all the roadies go?
http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path...ut-of-The-City Here you go. I haven't found a real car-free route on regular roads, but once you hit Innis Lake Road, things get very quiet. This would be a good all-day trip in the summer. |
Wait a second, does this mean Kergin's going to race CX next season ... or Tour of Pelham/Paris-Ancaster?
(it occured to me that now that you own a CX bike you might, you know, race it ... n'stuff) |
oooweee! wet riding today boy!
(:D) |
Originally Posted by zippered
(Post 8136935)
oooweee! wet riding today boy!
|
Originally Posted by I_bRAD
(Post 8135484)
the waterfront trail is being cleared this year. Combined with the spit you can get a nice 50k loop without hardly touching roads (the only stretch being queens quay from bathurst to parliament)
In the summer you can add the humber and don river trail system to get an easy metric century
Originally Posted by kergin
(Post 8135519)
http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path...ut-of-The-City
Here you go. I haven't found a real car-free route on regular roads, but once you hit Innis Lake Road, things get very quiet. This would be a good all-day trip in the summer. |
i love fenders
|
I need boobi.....booties. Can anyone recommend the most waterproof booties known to man?
|
| All times are GMT -6. The time now is 06:52 AM. |
Copyright © 2026 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.