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#8677
Dances With Cars
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I love lying in the fountain when all schveaty.
#8678
Good Afternoon!
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Originally Posted by Offhoff
Cavern was there earlier today.
Anyone know a place that would have a decent selection of cycling caps? The whole sweat in the eyes thing is getting kinda old
Anyone know a place that would have a decent selection of cycling caps? The whole sweat in the eyes thing is getting kinda old
Sweet Pete's Cyclepath on Bloor had 8-10 diff cycling caps last time I was in there, they have a good clothing selection overall for a bike shop. Urbane usually has a few diff caps too.
#8679
Gone, but not forgotten
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Toronto
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I like biking and all, but you guys are actually scheduling a ride during game 7?
#8680
dam this is fun !
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: on my bike ! in Toronto !!
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Originally Posted by Shiznaz
I like biking and all, but you guys are actually scheduling a ride during game 7?
#8681
Dances With Cars
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haven't watched any thus far...I see no reason the start
#8682
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Originally Posted by Shiznaz
I like biking and all, but you guys are actually scheduling a ride during game 7?
#8683
accident-prone
Join Date: Mar 2004
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Originally Posted by STEEKER
let's ride tonight and meet at Yonge and Dundas for a change
#8684
dam this is fun !
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Originally Posted by gboy
I'm in Toronto tonight, what time?
#8685
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32, lymbzero, eyefloater, etc. are going to a Kensington pub (beside the park) to watch the Oilers take home the Stanley Cup.
Anyone else care to join? Then maybe we'll go ridin' if the weather holds up.
Anyone else care to join? Then maybe we'll go ridin' if the weather holds up.
#8686
track-fall
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Actually- location has moved to my friend's house! Phone me for the address. It's in Kensington, so you won't have to go far from the bar to get there. Home beer = cheaper than bar beer!
#8687
dam this is fun !
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Originally Posted by 32flavours
Actually- location has moved to my friend's house! Phone me for the address. It's in Kensington, so you won't have to go far from the bar to get there. Home beer = cheaper than bar beer!
#8688
cab horn
Join Date: Jun 2004
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Yo ill mitch.
www.mirc.com
download teh client install etc.
run itz
hit alt+e
and find server called "efnet"
then go to "commands" and join channel and type in "bikeforums"
www.mirc.com
download teh client install etc.
run itz
hit alt+e
and find server called "efnet"
then go to "commands" and join channel and type in "bikeforums"
#8689
cab horn
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
maybe no rain on the other side of the city walls but i heard rain last night and i got wet this morning on my commute...
#8690
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Originally Posted by STEEKER
no offence ,, but leave my bike unatended in kensington Market at night lol there would be nothing left of my bike thanks any way's
I'm leaving my Lemond locked up and within eye's view. Or bring it onto the patio or in the house.
#8691
Shiftless bum
Originally Posted by cavit8
You can make a bike rack with no marring of walls of floors with a 4x4, piece of threaded rod, two nuts a washer and some small chunks of wood. Put as many bikes on it as you want if you get creative. I've typically only had two bikes on it. I'll take pictures of mine tonight when I get home.
Use a 4x4, good diameter threaded rod (1/2 is dirt cheap at home despot) and any odds and ends you like. Drill a hole in the 4x4 such that whatever length of threaded rod you use sits just below the ceiling when you stand the 4x4 on end. Place two nuts and a washer on the the threaded rod, then a wood block with a hole drilled in it on the rod. Place in a vertical position and thread the nuts towards the end of the rod, firmly pusing the block against the ceiling. You can pad the block with a piece of carpet if you're paranoid about scarring the ceiling. I'd also suggest using a cross piece of something as a base on the 4x4. Then place a hook(s) where you like to hang your bike. I've done two cross ways. The format you see here is a space consideration mostly.
****warning**** I'd highly recommend pressure treated wood. Other woods will crack when they dry. On that note, it's quite likely the 4x4 you buy will be wet. That means check the tightness of the setup often until the 4x4 is dry as it will shrink as it drys, loosening the whole shebang, much to your sorrow. And buy a decent diameter of allthread. Don't do what I did and use a narrow diameter as it will tend to bend a bit.
#8692
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Originally Posted by cavit8
okay, what to do with your fixie when it's at home
Use a 4x4, good diameter threaded rod (1/2 is dirt cheap at home despot) and any odds and ends you like. Drill a hole in the 4x4 such that whatever length of threaded rod you use sits just below the ceiling when you stand the 4x4 on end. Place two nuts and a washer on the the threaded rod, then a wood block with a hole drilled in it on the rod. Place in a vertical position and thread the nuts towards the end of the rod, firmly pusing the block against the ceiling. You can pad the block with a piece of carpet if you're paranoid about scarring the ceiling. I'd also suggest using a cross piece of something as a base on the 4x4. Then place a hook(s) where you like to hang your bike. I've done two cross ways. The format you see here is a space consideration mostly.
****warning**** I'd highly recommend pressure treated wood. Other woods will crack when they dry. On that note, it's quite likely the 4x4 you buy will be wet. That means check the tightness of the setup often until the 4x4 is dry as it will shrink as it drys, loosening the whole shebang, much to your sorrow. And buy a decent diameter of allthread. Don't do what I did and use a narrow diameter as it will tend to bend a bit.
Use a 4x4, good diameter threaded rod (1/2 is dirt cheap at home despot) and any odds and ends you like. Drill a hole in the 4x4 such that whatever length of threaded rod you use sits just below the ceiling when you stand the 4x4 on end. Place two nuts and a washer on the the threaded rod, then a wood block with a hole drilled in it on the rod. Place in a vertical position and thread the nuts towards the end of the rod, firmly pusing the block against the ceiling. You can pad the block with a piece of carpet if you're paranoid about scarring the ceiling. I'd also suggest using a cross piece of something as a base on the 4x4. Then place a hook(s) where you like to hang your bike. I've done two cross ways. The format you see here is a space consideration mostly.
****warning**** I'd highly recommend pressure treated wood. Other woods will crack when they dry. On that note, it's quite likely the 4x4 you buy will be wet. That means check the tightness of the setup often until the 4x4 is dry as it will shrink as it drys, loosening the whole shebang, much to your sorrow. And buy a decent diameter of allthread. Don't do what I did and use a narrow diameter as it will tend to bend a bit.
cam: i like your new digs.. well the corner of one room at least. i thought your ciocc was white.......
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#8693
Tie me up, Tie me down
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I'm down for a celebatory ride when Edmonton comes back and destroys these southern impostors.
and for the first time this series I'm liking Cherry's suit
and for the first time this series I'm liking Cherry's suit
#8695
Fast and Danger
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I felt lost today without bikeforums
#8696
Fast and Danger
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Ride tomorrow anyone?
Jeremy, you got any pics or more details on that frame? PM me if you want
Jeremy, you got any pics or more details on that frame? PM me if you want
#8697
team mascot
Join Date: Apr 2005
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I'm going to be free from the bondages of school tomorrow afternoon. so i'm up for a ride.
now back to studying.
now back to studying.
#8698
Fast and Danger
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So I went into Dukes the other day and heard yet another strange story about this Igor fellow who runs the stolen bike shop on Queen St. west.
The guy at the shop said his friends bike got stolen a while ago and after searching for a while she was walking by Igor's shop and spotted her bike outside amongst all the other stolen bikes. As she was looking at it Igor came up to her and she said,
"hey this is my bike, it was stolen a couple weeks ago, I'm taking it back"
Igor, "no this can't be your bike"
girl, " yes it is, give it back to me right now or I'm calling the cops"
after she says this Igor starts walking away into the walkway beside the shop, so she follows him and is saying,
"hey **** you, I'm calling the cops right now and taking my bike back"
As she's saying this, Igor starts unzipping his pants and pulls them down, HE THEN SQUATED DOWN AND STARTED TAKING A ***** RIGHT THERE IN THE WALKWAY IN FRONT OF THE GIRL, she was completely weirded out by this (I'm sure everyone would be), so she walked away out onto the side walk and grabbed her bike that Igors minions stole and rode off.
This guy is ****in insane, that's all I have to say. If your bike ever gets stolen make sure you check Igor's immediately, just don't follow him into the walkway beside his shop.
The guy at the shop said his friends bike got stolen a while ago and after searching for a while she was walking by Igor's shop and spotted her bike outside amongst all the other stolen bikes. As she was looking at it Igor came up to her and she said,
"hey this is my bike, it was stolen a couple weeks ago, I'm taking it back"
Igor, "no this can't be your bike"
girl, " yes it is, give it back to me right now or I'm calling the cops"
after she says this Igor starts walking away into the walkway beside the shop, so she follows him and is saying,
"hey **** you, I'm calling the cops right now and taking my bike back"
As she's saying this, Igor starts unzipping his pants and pulls them down, HE THEN SQUATED DOWN AND STARTED TAKING A ***** RIGHT THERE IN THE WALKWAY IN FRONT OF THE GIRL, she was completely weirded out by this (I'm sure everyone would be), so she walked away out onto the side walk and grabbed her bike that Igors minions stole and rode off.
This guy is ****in insane, that's all I have to say. If your bike ever gets stolen make sure you check Igor's immediately, just don't follow him into the walkway beside his shop.
#8699
faster and dangerer
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Toronto
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Hey Ronin,
You wanna sell me your drop bars that originally came on your Lemond?
You wanna sell me your drop bars that originally came on your Lemond?