really the core is dead? .. I'd thought the core would be filled with ton's of peeps running around shopping ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and Merry Christmass to all of you

I went first thing in tha morning....after fixing my fresh flat from last night!! Arrrrrghhhhhhhhhh!

ya core was dead...was so funny...some lady was banging on a shop window yelling for them to open the doors! uhhhhhhhhhhhhhh lady the sign says 9:30...I dont care dont you want my business!

the guy just ignored her and walked away...good for him...she was typical old crusty rosedale type lady...

WTH?!?!

is this a motorcycle tire?

damn that wheel's huuuuuuge...must weigh a ton!

is that red thing electric assit motor?

ya looks so...I just noticed that now...weird...its an urban assault bike...navy seal surly!

It's the big brother with a Pugsley fork and tire.


In this pic though ithas the regular fork and the surly 3.0 tire. Interesting bike.

That reminds me of this, the Moots bike designed for a ride across the arctic circle.

man that moots one is sweeeeeeet....but both of those bikes are missing key components...missile launchers and machine guns!!!!

I like the setup, both wheels are made to be rear wheels.

For the Idatabike race, the short course is 100miles the loop is 350 I think and then the whole run for the crazy dog sled teams is 1100 miles. I'd love to try that in the sand. Look at the monster sub zero shock cylinders... or are they coffee thermoses...batteries? The dual backup/redundant wheel thing is brilliant!!

Propane

I never noticed the backup wheel thing until Pyze mentioned it; truly brilliant.

it looks like they're designed to work on any english threaded cog, assuming you use a 3/32 chain. they mentioned that they have a lock ring designed to work with these as well.

i managed to make it to the lcbo today as i end up going into one every christmas eve and it is madness.

they really look to me like thermoses, but you never know.

EDIT: oh and the built-in racks are just awsome.

Thermos. I remember seeing this bike posted in the Winter forum at one time. Awesome bike.

double metal thermos on the fork. how very robocop.

Ok, is there a good way to electrically grill steak?

what, you mean like with car battery and booster cables?

i'd say one of those stove top grillers (pan w/ grill humps) will do nicely. sear on both sides and finish in the oven to desired doneness. may i also suggest dropping a little bit of herbed goat's cheese on top when done, or perhaps some garlic butter. enjoy.

A regular cast iron pan works well also using the same technique. Be prepared for lots of smoke though!

Alton Brown's recipe is the only one anyone should ever use when attempting to cook nice steak indoors without professional equipment.

That's the same technique!

Just more pre-cisely laid out.

hopalong

Too late

christmas is boring. i wish things were open tomorrow.

edit:

If you're in r.h lets go for a ride