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Originally Posted by somnambulant
Yeah, I second the Sweet Pete's.
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Originally Posted by ronin2046
Thanks for the info! I will definitely chek it out.
Man, all this velodrome talk makes me wanna come out too and bring the Fillmore and test its track capabilities... |
Yeah, cyclepaths depend on a lot on who's in there. I've found the one around Yonge and Eglinton to be pricey. I prefer sportswap across the street. Just be cautious if you buy stuff from the "summer staff". Some goombah tried to sell me shifter cable as brake cable. Although its sometimes helpful as I did get a bottom bracket faced for free :). Lots of the kids know their mtb, quite a few downhillers seem to work there. They also carry Kona (according to Kona's site) as does cycle solutions on Parliament (although Kona doesn't seem to be listed on cycle solutions site -- better call ahead).
Dalwhinnie? Sorry, I'm an Islay man myself. I find Dalwhinnie a bit too Speyside for my tastes. I like 'em peaty and smokey. |
Eyefloater what time you at the shop tommorow so I can check out the Brooks saddles,, ,, Single Malt Scotch rules ,,,,,sr20det that is a way cool bag
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Originally Posted by eyefloater
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Originally Posted by jyossarian
I keep getting this feeling like I'm gonna get arrested or something for running red lights when all the other cyclists I see actually stop and wait. And there's not enough donut stores. ;)
[e] BTW, anyone know any stores that sell Konas besides Duke and Cyclepath? I remember hearing something about Cyclepath not being that great either. I could be wrong though. Kona's website only came up w/ 4 dealers w/in 10 miles of downtown and I know there's a lot more bike stores nearby. Maybe Cycle Solutions? What kind of bike are you looking to get? I am working all day tomorrow at the beaches shop.. and we're open from 10am-8pm |
Originally Posted by sweep242
I was in NYC (Manhattan) last summer for a couple of days. We were walking around and not one person or bike stopped for a red just walked right through even with cars flowing!
Lots of nice fixies there and beater bikes with big baskets delivering food, you wont see that here! Here red means stop, just drilled in our head i guess? For the most of us anyway. Cheers |
Originally Posted by Kaibot
Yea, the parliament and Beaches shop both sell Kona.
What kind of bike are you looking to get? I am working all day tomorrow at the beaches shop.. and we're open from 10am-8pm |
Originally Posted by jyossarian
Got a 14" Kona Smoke in stock?
416-691-0019 |
Originally Posted by sweep242
Hey if anyone bows out yell shotgun, not sure if it’s full yet?
ps. operator: check out the story graphic: http://www.joystiq.com/2006/06/01/ga...ten-tech-list/ |
re: air-quality conversation: have you guys seen this website? http://www.airqualityontario.com/rep...ay%27s+Reading
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Originally Posted by gokiburi
and this is coming from the guy that got woozy looking at the car crash vids?!
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Similar. It's only funny until it's you going through the windshield.
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Originally Posted by jyossarian
I keep getting this feeling like I'm gonna get arrested or something for running red lights when all the other cyclists I see actually stop and wait. And there's not enough donut stores. ;)
[e] BTW, anyone know any stores that sell Konas besides Duke and Cyclepath? I remember hearing something about Cyclepath not being that great either. I could be wrong though. Kona's website only came up w/ 4 dealers w/in 10 miles of downtown and I know there's a lot more bike stores nearby. Maybe Cycle Solutions? |
Originally Posted by qqy
Also a good store! They built me the best wheel I've ever used (Mavic CXP33 on a DA 25th hub) that has never, ever needed retensioning after thousands of training kilometers. It was the older, Asian/Canadian dude who did it and he did a HELL of a job. Would recommend him to anyone.
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Originally Posted by cavit8
Yeah, cyclepaths depend on a lot on who's in there. I've found the one around Yonge and Eglinton to be pricey. I prefer sportswap across the street. Just be cautious if you buy stuff from the "summer staff". Some goombah tried to sell me shifter cable as brake cable. Although its sometimes helpful as I did get a bottom bracket faced for free :). Lots of the kids know their mtb, quite a few downhillers seem to work there. They also carry Kona (according to Kona's site) as does cycle solutions on Parliament (although Kona doesn't seem to be listed on cycle solutions site -- better call ahead).
Dalwhinnie? Sorry, I'm an Islay man myself. I find Dalwhinnie a bit too Speyside for my tastes. I like 'em peaty and smokey. |
Originally Posted by jyossarian
I keep getting this feeling like I'm gonna get arrested or something for running red lights when all the other cyclists I see actually stop and wait.
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Originally Posted by jyossarian
Yeah, but will I get hassled by the cops if I ride like I'm in Manhattan and treat reds like stop signs and do "rolling" stops? It's drilled into my head to not stop if I don't have to. :)
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If you do get pulled over, don't beak off. Yes sir, no sir, three bags full sir is the order of the day. I've been let off blowing two reds by being contrite and apologetic. Getting up the nose of Toronto's finest is never a good idea. I've found them almost always ready to cut slack, but getting surley will get you bent over.
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^^^+100^^^
Totally polite and contrite can win the walk yes indeed. That's how I was walked from 2 consecutive red runs. |
Originally Posted by cavit8
but getting surley will get you bent over.
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Sir, your night stick tastes like butterscotch, sir!
(whaaat?) |
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