hey. hey you.

guess what?

SNAKES ON A PLANE TOMORROW

werrrrdddddd

Jeremy, I still have beer waiting for you!

hehehe.. yeah, those are the 5500's. And that's a Dell 24" LCD. Both of those are currently hooked up to a 15" Powerbook (open slightly behind the keyboard) and an xbox 360 (right above my head). I have a PS2 and a PC (Athlon 2500 w/ ATI x800) as well, but the PS2 is in the living room and the PC hasn't been hooked up in about a year.

I'm definitely into doing some regular 100k+ rides... probably not fixed though. My fixie is no longer set up for anything remotely long distance.

Okay, if anyone knows someone looking to get into fixed the Pake is officially for sale for $830.

Pake frame, Steamroller fork (55cm)
FSA Orbit X headset (1")
Sugino Grand Mighty cranks (48T, 144 BCD)
Mavic CXP 33s w/ DT Competition spokes (3x/3x)
Formula hubs (32/32, fixed/free)
KMC Kool Chain (1 1/8")
Surly cog (17T)
Suntour Cyclone track pedals (loose ball, freshly re-packed)
ITM fluted seatpost (27.0mm)
"saddle" (the Rolls is formed to my ass now - gotta keep it)
either the Nittor RB-021s or road drops or the flipped cruiser bars
CX brake lever
Shimano Tiagra front brake

... love.

That was a fun cv ride. nice to meet you all.

Y O that SAUCE WAS TOO MUCH , gboy + offhoff got dropped so fast omg.

My phone delivered unto to me more interesting plans for the evening.

Hope the ride was good though, I had a great time climbing north.

Donut ride ftw?

hahaa, i have a 15" powerbook aswell, but open as an extended display

Haha yea, it was nice running into you guys on my way home.

wonder if operator made it home alright :O hope so, he just disappeared.

edit: oh hello operator, i didn't see you there. too much food yes?

Yeah I stopped to put my light on and when I looked up you guys were nowhere to be seen. Timetrialed east for about 3 km and then I gave up. Did you guys go past coxwell (the closed road?)

yea we went passed Coxwell, it isn't closed though they are just doing road work on Eastern in between Woodward Ave. and Coxwell.

We just rode to Eastern/Kingston and Queen and waited at the corner for a few minutes to see if you'd show up.

After that we all decided that we'd head home.

mcmc, shiz, lymbzero and ronin went back along eastern i think.

darkmother and I headed up kingston to woodbine, up woodbine and then parted ways.

sorry for all of these consecutive posts today...

I am just curious how you are running the speakers. just direct with a 1/8" cable, or something else?

I have an m-audio sonica theater usb sound card, it's real pretty

yeah, just out of the pbook via 1/8". And digital optical from the 360.

reading the posts im sorry I had to miss out

hopefully therell be more? soonish? weekend even?

Cool and Barrie are not words I would usually use in the same sentence.

there will definitely be more! and don't forget, critical mass is only 8 days away.

I vote for another post-CM beers in the park and/or drinks/food someplace.

I 2nd that vote!!

Ive never done the critical mass thing...looks mad fun!

did you see the other link I put for Tjammer...that new skatemovie coming out called .minority report.?
looks sic!

Good ride last night. Here is the web page of the french pista-phile we ran into:

https://merignac.veloclub.free.fr/

My old vert stick... once it got a little soggy it became a street stick hence the indy's on it.

hahahaha NOICE!

thats rell old school man...what kinna wheels are those...gawd they were huge back in the day!!

[edit]I love that the trux have the s***** ground outta them![/edit]

those are gizmos, I used to run crossbones, but I cored too many on the street sliding down the east side of Mnt. Royal in Mtl., I needed a wider wheel. I can't imagine skating on the marbles they ride on now, but I'd love to try a new school stick just for the ollies and flips, things are my old freestyle sized As you can see I loved tail slap re-entries. There are silky smooth bearings in that going back over 20 years. The front truck is an early version of the indy truck, earlier than the rear truck, I ground it to the axle then broke it doing big burly judos over a car off a kicker one day.

Voilà les machines avec lesquelles les jeunes pistards du Mérignac Vélo Club roulent.
Des cadres GIANT, en aluminium, fourche en carbone, très courts sur l'arrière ce qui donne une grande nervosité et une grande maniabilité. Vraiment, quand on monte dessus une fois, on ne veut plus en changer!




Nice bikes!

Yo man Im tellin you once you ride the 'marbles' you wont go back....they are so damn sic...I felt like it was easier to do trix with those wheels...Ill bring my nooskool stic one time for you to try...