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cab horn

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tovi = drunk?
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Bikes: '06 Bianchi Pista, '05 Kuota Kharma
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From: Toronto
Bikes: Urbanite Road Bike, Mielle Fixed Gear Conversion, Vintage Lejeune Track Bike
That is a very crimson (and I think, ugly) bicycle. That is most likely one from Satan's stable. Satan rides platforms with no brake. Who knew?
Ok here's the latest on Forest City. I no longer have a car for the trip, I'm in Shamil's car which is full. We are going to do Track 1 on Feb. 17th, so if anyone else wants to try and book that day and can get themselves there that would be awesome. Sorry I know I said I could probably get a car but no dice it turns out. Just call/email either of the track session instructors whose contact info is listed on the Forest City website. Hope to see you there! Later dudes.
Ok here's the latest on Forest City. I no longer have a car for the trip, I'm in Shamil's car which is full. We are going to do Track 1 on Feb. 17th, so if anyone else wants to try and book that day and can get themselves there that would be awesome. Sorry I know I said I could probably get a car but no dice it turns out. Just call/email either of the track session instructors whose contact info is listed on the Forest City website. Hope to see you there! Later dudes.
In Velo Veritas
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Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
Naw we were at our Friday post 5pm, um "safety meeting". OH OH nice to see you as well Jeremy. The CM isn't as lustrous as it once was for me. Too damned slow, and somewhat counter productive.
a side note: i don't usually like riding in snow but i really enjoyed myself the last few days. the conditions of it were just great (not too much to make you slide around like mad) and i love being able to skid for half a city block.
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
right back at you gents. thanks for the brewski to whomoever brought them. i'll have to come by again next week but bring beverages so's not to be a mooch...
a side note: i don't usually like riding in snow but i really enjoyed myself the last few days. the conditions of it were just great (not too much to make you slide around like mad) and i love being able to skid for half a city block.
a side note: i don't usually like riding in snow but i really enjoyed myself the last few days. the conditions of it were just great (not too much to make you slide around like mad) and i love being able to skid for half a city block.
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From: hamilton, ontario
Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
The duties are what frighten me most.... you pay for the frame, wait forever(seemingly) and then bang 80bucks for duties, now, or you don't get your frame...
How come the duty is $80?
Isn't that about 50% of the cost?
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Originally Posted by _iv
Wait a second here.
How come the duty is $80?
Isn't that about 50% of the cost?
How come the duty is $80?
Isn't that about 50% of the cost?
Who the **** steals your rear fender?!
The ride home from the bar was very cold and wet for my butt and dirty for my backpack.
The ride home from the bar was very cold and wet for my butt and dirty for my backpack.
Originally Posted by _iv
Wait a second here.
How come the duty is $80?
Isn't that about 50% of the cost?
How come the duty is $80?
Isn't that about 50% of the cost?
Originally Posted by 32flavours
Who the **** steals your rear fender?!
The ride home from the bar was very cold and wet for my butt and dirty for my backpack.
The ride home from the bar was very cold and wet for my butt and dirty for my backpack.
That sucks, was it one of the clip on fenders? I hate people
cab horn

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I think this is worth a repost:
Dances With Cars
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Keith said the duties on a frame , aprox 80$. Either way it's COD and an extra $$$$
WTH is he doing over the line there ^^^^?
That is ONE RED BIKE!!!!!
WTH is he doing over the line there ^^^^?
That is ONE RED BIKE!!!!!
Gone, but not forgotten
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Dances With Cars
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awww that's so sweet, have ya asked her out?
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Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
doesn't have to be that quick, just not at a snails' pace
in other news, big knobby tires make for lots of fun busting through snowdrifts on the trails. it's nice to get some use out of that bike, even though my bianchi will always be my first true love.
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Originally Posted by 32flavours
Who the **** steals your rear fender?!
The ride home from the bar was very cold and wet for my butt and dirty for my backpack.
The ride home from the bar was very cold and wet for my butt and dirty for my backpack.
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I was coming back from the bank yesterday...TD near the Beach(es?) on Queen.
I went through the housing development to the south and then cut through the park on the way home to play in the snow. I followed the walkway and then spyed a trail heading up. I ride it to the top and lo, I'm on the top of the toboggan hill. A mom and dad are there with the kids. I check out the face of the hill, icy. I'm letting a little ait out for more contact, and dad asks if I'm actually going to ride down. Of course I say I have to, with a big smile. One of the kids asks dad if he'll ride with him and I over hear Oh' well if I get hurt, who's going to make the money for......" I felt badly for the little guy. Just before I leave I circle behind the parents and say BTW I couldn't help but overhearing...I'm 40 and my kids are a bit older than yours. You are not going to hurt yourself sliding down this hill. Just sayin'." Then I pump off and down .... Great fun bombing the litle icy hill, hopping the gazebo and off onto a hill face on the other side (glad I can still land pointing down) and then whipping across the rest of the park. Dropped over a sewage grate where all this snow had collected pooof with snow ....fun stuff. hmmm bigger toboggan hill now? I hope he ended up sledding with his kids.
I went through the housing development to the south and then cut through the park on the way home to play in the snow. I followed the walkway and then spyed a trail heading up. I ride it to the top and lo, I'm on the top of the toboggan hill. A mom and dad are there with the kids. I check out the face of the hill, icy. I'm letting a little ait out for more contact, and dad asks if I'm actually going to ride down. Of course I say I have to, with a big smile. One of the kids asks dad if he'll ride with him and I over hear Oh' well if I get hurt, who's going to make the money for......" I felt badly for the little guy. Just before I leave I circle behind the parents and say BTW I couldn't help but overhearing...I'm 40 and my kids are a bit older than yours. You are not going to hurt yourself sliding down this hill. Just sayin'." Then I pump off and down .... Great fun bombing the litle icy hill, hopping the gazebo and off onto a hill face on the other side (glad I can still land pointing down) and then whipping across the rest of the park. Dropped over a sewage grate where all this snow had collected pooof with snow ....fun stuff. hmmm bigger toboggan hill now? I hope he ended up sledding with his kids.
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Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
hmmm bigger toboggan hill now? I hope he ended up sledding with his kids.
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east side or west side of the DVP? the west side has that staircase to climb back up.
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Hah! That picture Operator posted is so funny, b/c crossing the finish line doing a pop-a-wheelie is Robbie McEwen's signature move! I guess his competitor here is really sticking it to him.
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Is that Robbie for the lose in the photo?
Oh how context make this hilarious!!!
Oh how context make this hilarious!!!
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yeppers
Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
One of the kids asks dad if he'll ride with him and I over hear Oh' well if I get hurt, who's going to make the money for......" I felt badly for the little guy.....fI hope he ended up sledding with his kids.
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I thought about that too, so I decided against being completely judgmental based on what I'd first heard. I hope my initial impression was incorrect. Sledding with Dad is a good memory to have. Back to making my soon-to-be-posted DIY corplast fender masters class.
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Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
I thought about that too, so I decided against being completely judgmental based on what I'd first heard. I hope my initial impression was incorrect. Sledding with Dad is a good memory to have. Back to making my soon-to-be-posted DIY corplast fender masters class. 

Shiftless bum

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Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
Oh' well if I get hurt, who's going to make the money for......" I hope he ended up sledding with his kids.
Lots of folks heading to Riverdale this morning. One twenty something with an old school wood toboggan and a huge grin.... I remember running over another kids head in one of those badboys.




