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sorry, don't mean to bring up the separate thread issue again... BUT... i was poking around the chicago fixed gear site (https://chifg.com/) and it's pretty nice. i like the separate stickies for commonly posted topics and it would be cool if we could have the same e.g. faces, ebay/craigs, beer rides, times to go bug keith..etc. their site doesn't use v_bulletin but i think the functionality of the site is fine. uh, i guess what i'm trying to say is if someone wants to host something similar. hahaahaha, ok, that's what i thought. back to regularly scheduled rambling.
edit: on the flipside, i'm aware that having an exclusive thread sounds rather cliquey and if that's where it's heading then fahgeddaboutit.
edit: on the flipside, i'm aware that having an exclusive thread sounds rather cliquey and if that's where it's heading then fahgeddaboutit.
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Originally Posted by gokiburi
sorry, don't mean to bring up the separate thread issue again... BUT... i was poking around the chicago fixed gear site (https://chifg.com/) and it's pretty nice. i like the separate stickies for commonly posted topics and it would be cool if we could have the same e.g. faces, ebay/craigs, beer rides, times to go bug keith..etc. their site doesn't use v_bulletin but i think the functionality of the site is fine. uh, i guess what i'm trying to say is if someone wants to host something similar. hahaahaha, ok, that's what i thought. back to regularly scheduled rambling.
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Originally Posted by duppy.conqueror
hahahahaha I got a pIII webserver...but I only have dsl so it aint gonna be fast...its .net 2.0 and php ready...
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Originally Posted by cavernmech
I wish you guys would stop speaking Hungarian.
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mmm goulash.
On the way in had to use my Sgt. voice box to clear the road of jaywalkers on Yonge. One lad literally jumped a foot in the air, priceless. Hey, you don't look and just step out in downtown, worse things could happen than having 10 years scared off your life.
On the way in had to use my Sgt. voice box to clear the road of jaywalkers on Yonge. One lad literally jumped a foot in the air, priceless. Hey, you don't look and just step out in downtown, worse things could happen than having 10 years scared off your life.
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Originally Posted by somnambulant
"Queen’s Quay West from Spadina to York will be partially closed to car traffic from August 11 - 20 to give us a taste of West 8’s plan for the Waterfront"
https://spacing.ca/wire/?p=1024
https://spacing.ca/wire/?p=1024
what does that mean, sounds like a biking nightmare with all the foot traffic.
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On the way in had to use my Sgt. voice box to clear the road of jaywalkers on Yonge. One lad literally jumped a foot in the air, priceless. Hey, you don't look and just step out in downtown, worse things could happen than having 10 years scared off your life.
Speaking of Hungarian, Elizabeth deli on Bloor St is gone as of last year, and now the Hungarian palace is turning into a book store. A little slice of the city multi-culture seems to be slipping away there, a victim of market forces I suppose.
So I says to Mable I says
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Originally Posted by _K.
Speaking of Hungarian, Elizabeth deli on Bloor St is gone as of last year, and now the Hungarian palace is turning into a book store. A little slice of the city multi-culture seems to be slipping away there, a victim of market forces I suppose.

Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
You mean the barriers separating the bike path from the road with all in driveways still intact? All the way to Spadina? Death Path, I saw it today outside my work. Partially closed...
what does that mean, sounds like a biking nightmare with all the foot traffic.
what does that mean, sounds like a biking nightmare with all the foot traffic.cab horn

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Bah I just stripped the nut for my rear wheel. Replace with any regular 15mm ok?
You should all read this: ring and post lockups are vunlerable. Don't lock your bike to one.
https://www.bikeforums.net/general-cycling-discussion/217905-toronto-s-post-ring-bikestands-vulnerable.html
Links to thestar article.
You should all read this: ring and post lockups are vunlerable. Don't lock your bike to one.
https://www.bikeforums.net/general-cycling-discussion/217905-toronto-s-post-ring-bikestands-vulnerable.html
Links to thestar article.
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For anyone (Wes) thinking of stopping by today I have something to do that requires my immediate attention and will be closing early (read right now) sorry for the inconvenience folks. K.
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Originally Posted by operator
On a completely different topic. Pyze-guy you look familiar
Of course, being so good with names and dates (faces I remeber), I can't recall your name. Or attach a face to "operator". Bad on me. I mean I am horrible with peoples names. There are guys I worked with for 2 years and have no clue what their names are. Makes it tough to introduce them to friends. Now women, have no trouble remebering there names. Funny that.
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So I says to Mable I says
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Originally Posted by cavernmech
For anyone (Wes) thinking of stopping by today I have something to do that requires my immediate attention and will be closing early (read right now) sorry for the inconvenience folks. K.
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Originally Posted by somnambulant
True dat.. but it's the thought that counts, and I'd prefer to encourage the decision to try and reduce vehicular traffic in that area.
It's like a little Waterfront Corp. marketing exercise. I'm all for blocking off motor access, but you'll actually have less room to ride in this situation, kinda like riding through Dundas Square.
AND who knows of some yummy Hungarian place to eat?
Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
potholes of the edge of streetcar tracks...grrrr
Speaking of which, did I see boroSS on traveling westbound on St Clair after Dufferin around 4ish?
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How you feeling these days GBoy? Healed up nicely?
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Originally Posted by operator
Bah I just stripped the nut for my rear wheel. Replace with any regular 15mm ok?
You should all read this: ring and post lockups are vunlerable. Don't lock your bike to one.
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=217905
Links to thestar article.
You should all read this: ring and post lockups are vunlerable. Don't lock your bike to one.
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=217905
Links to thestar article.
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Just read the Toronto star story that’s not good like who the hell is doing this. You know if i had some spare time I’d love to lock up my bike in a busy or not so busy spot & inconspicuously wait and watch just to see. A face to face with someone who did this would be interesting.
The quay to the city thing looks great a small peace of the puzzle. Better then a door to knee.
Cheers
The quay to the city thing looks great a small peace of the puzzle. Better then a door to knee.
Cheers
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Originally Posted by sweep242
The quay to the city thing looks great a small peace of the puzzle. Better then a door to knee.
Cheers
Cheers
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Originally Posted by sweep242
Just read the Toronto star story that’s not good like who the hell is doing this. You know if i had some spare time I’d love to lock up my bike in a busy or not so busy spot & inconspicuously wait and watch just to see. A face to face with someone who did this would be interesting.
If you do, don't forget this https://www.b2b-personal-security.com/stun/TITAN-GB8.htm followed by this https://tinyurl.com/rv8cf
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Originally Posted by cavit8
If you do, don't forget this https://www.b2b-personal-security.com/stun/TITAN-GB8.htm followed by this https://tinyurl.com/rv8cf
Q: Hi are you stealing that bike?
A: Oh no its mine just lost my keys bad day.
ZAP o dose that hurt? Snip
Ha a hahaha
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Originally Posted by sweep242
Hell ya perfect
Q: Hi are you stealing that bike?
A: Oh no its mine just lost my keys bad day.
ZAP o dose that hurt? Snip
Ha a hahaha
Q: Hi are you stealing that bike?
A: Oh no its mine just lost my keys bad day.
ZAP o dose that hurt? Snip
Ha a hahaha
dammmmmmmmmmmmmmmn...a couple of those and biketheft would slow down rell fast!
God, why did I watch Hard Candy? *shudder*
Originally Posted by gboy
Heh, St Clair W is certainly fun for that as the whole concrete road surface between the tracks is also crumbling away.
Speaking of which, did I see boroSS on traveling westbound on St Clair after Dufferin around 4ish?
Speaking of which, did I see boroSS on traveling westbound on St Clair after Dufferin around 4ish?
u ride around that are a alot? <3
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Originally Posted by eyefloater
God, why did I watch Hard Candy? *shudder*




