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I have almost the whole set in my apartment except for the landscape one of the whole group, which is at Bike Pirates now. I absolutely love them. The Hincapie one actually has crackhead blood on it from a bungled Cycle Therapy break-in.

cavit8

04-30-09 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by jet sanchEz (Post 8830150)

Wow, these are awesome! Can they be purchased somewhere in the city?

This is the only place I found them online http://www.mud-dock.co.uk/shop/50_sh...g_posters.html

shapelike

04-30-09 05:55 PM

Above the fireplace:

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_j5rsUB3wTI.../s400/Eki2.jpg

"THE RED SCARE. HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF."

**** ya, Ekimov.

pyze-guy

04-30-09 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by shapelike (Post 8828440)

Pyze, can I pick up those parts tomorrow after work maybe? Then I can swing by Cycle Solutions on the way home and get any other miscellaneous giblets that are required.

Sure, I'll be at the house most of the afternoon, if I head out for any reason I'll leave the stuff on the porch and let Kathy know. 243 Milverton.

pyze-guy

04-30-09 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Flimflam (Post 8825592)

Man, whoever said Yonge st. north of Eg. is awful a few pages back wasn't wrong... I used it to connect Broadway to Glencairn as I was heading home via Yorkdale, good grief it was horrible. Glencairn is lovely as always to ride across, though.. so that and my date made up for it ;)

Stopped by Lake Devo tonight but I guess DSR starts at 8 rather than 9 these days, so I bimbled home shortly after realising I wasn't going to see anyone.

Horrible ride isn't it. You would think the new paved part would be be smooth. Guess it is to encourage cyclists.

MattRennick

04-30-09 06:37 PM

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Originally Posted by shapelike (Post 8831573)

Above the fireplace:

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_j5rsUB3wTI.../s400/Eki2.jpg

"THE RED SCARE. HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF."

**** ya, Ekimov.

Nice!

Here are mine...

http://www.makergo.com/shutup/images...aviscoburn.jpg

vainglorious

04-30-09 08:43 PM

nice, those two are my faves as well..

shapelike

05-01-09 06:07 AM

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Originally Posted by shapelike (Post 8828440)

Pyze, can I pick up those parts tomorrow after work maybe? Then I can swing by Cycle Solutions on the way home and get any other miscellaneous giblets that are required.

I assume you're still AWOL ... or rather, swamped with moving into your new place. Whenever you're back on teh internets get in touch please so we can work out a day for me to grab those parts off you. Thanks!

2wheelsgood

05-01-09 06:26 AM

I rode past OffHoff yesterday at dupont & christie. where have you BEEN man?!

iherald

05-01-09 06:28 AM

Anyone know where I can get a reasonably priced 12-25 road cassette? Tiagra or 105 level is all I need.

iherald

05-01-09 06:29 AM

Oh, I was talking to a guy on the subway yesterday around 6:45pm who had a black fixed gear who got off at Ossington on his way to work. Anyone on here?

krusty

05-01-09 07:23 AM

Best I can do from my parts bin is an 11-21 9spd Dura Ace cassette.

operator

05-01-09 07:54 AM

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Originally Posted by iherald (Post 8834049)

Anyone know where I can get a reasonably priced 12-25 road cassette? Tiagra or 105 level is all I need.

And # of cogs?

PBK has 12-25 ultegra 9 for $69.

iherald

05-01-09 11:04 AM

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Originally Posted by operator (Post 8834473)

And # of cogs?

PBK has 12-25 ultegra 9 for $69.

9 speed. I saw that on PBK, but they aren't in stock. I'm not in trouble yet, but it's getting there where I'll have to switch both my chain and cassette, so I figured I should have something in stock.

kergin

05-01-09 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by iherald (Post 8835733)

MEC carries cassettes, and they're pretty damn cheap.

exhibitx

05-01-09 11:59 AM

yeah mec has surprisingly good prices on cassettes, although i don't think they list them online

iherald

05-01-09 01:00 PM

Good call on MEC. I knew they didn't have any on their site. But, they don't have a 12-25 in stock unfortunately.

cavernmech