Toronto Fixed
Originally Posted by jet sanchEz
Hheheh, that guy is great. He has been there for years and years and years. I had my photo taken by him was I was 6 and then again when I was 31. He loves his job, that is for sure.
got mine done there before coming here.
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Originally Posted by shapelike
Anyone know a decent place to get passport photos taken downtown or on Queen East?
europe bound does it for 8 bucks i think. i got horrible ones done in chinatown (celebrity mugshot).i love going into tap phong.. service can be great: "how may i help you? oh, down that aisle on the left."
or brusque to say the least: uh, how much is that knife? *lady throws a brochure in my face*.
get to the passport office early!!
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Quick question about nationalities and flags/clothing? Would a Japanese person be insulted by a white guy wearing a hat made using the look of the Imperial Navy flag? (the sun and it's rays). My wife has been doing some neat stuff on the sewing machine and I have an idea for a cap/hat that I think would be cool but I don't want to tick off anyone. I know national symbols becoming clothing is actually a crime in some countries. Not being uber-pc I don't think, merely respectful.
And who was with me on a salt encrusted Fuji pro at the DVD bridge @ queen this morning?
And who was with me on a salt encrusted Fuji pro at the DVD bridge @ queen this morning?
Good Afternoon!
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Don't smoke, Mike.
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I find it odd that there's such an immediate consensus on where to get passport photos taken, but thanks for the advice!
Edit: I finished my post, scrolled to see that it was formatted properly and suddenly had to urge to claw my eyes out. Thanks, Sam. Thanks a whole ****in' bunch.
Edit: I finished my post, scrolled to see that it was formatted properly and suddenly had to urge to claw my eyes out. Thanks, Sam. Thanks a whole ****in' bunch.
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You are a disturbed young man Sam. Why my post brings to mind images of ^^^ is beyond me.
Of all the choices... *sigh*
Of all the choices... *sigh*
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Originally Posted by SamHouston
U.S.A.! U.S.A.!
Here is some video footage a friend of mine shot of me trying out a couple of sweet jumps on my mountain bike; tell me if I need to work on my form or technique at all:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0PEIMGgKH4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0PEIMGgKH4
Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
Quick question about nationalities and flags/clothing? Would a Japanese person be insulted by a white guy wearing a hat made using the look of the Imperial Navy flag? (the sun and it's rays). I know national symbols becoming clothing is actually a crime in some countries. Not being uber-pc I don't think, merely respectful.
It would be "cool". I know I'm Chinese, but I am not from China.
If you think it might be disrespectful, then it is and will be to someone.
Fashion is only superficial.
Low key, that's how you wanna be.
Do as you please.
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haha, I've seen people wearing this around.
pretty funny.
pretty funny.
What build did you just finish sr20det?
Yeah, a number of years ago, a bunch of my friends and I went to Whiskey Saigon (called Joe now, I believe) and they had all these Andy Warhol-esque prints and murals up of Mao. We were aghast. It was the early '90s, only a few years after Tiananmen Square and these tools had no idea who Mao Tse-Tung was or what he represented.
Yeah, a number of years ago, a bunch of my friends and I went to Whiskey Saigon (called Joe now, I believe) and they had all these Andy Warhol-esque prints and murals up of Mao. We were aghast. It was the early '90s, only a few years after Tiananmen Square and these tools had no idea who Mao Tse-Tung was or what he represented.
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The whole Marketing of Mao was weird, I know it had it's place in China, but outside?
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No different than someone wearing a t-shirt with che guevaras face on it I guess.
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Bikes: '08 Marinoni Pista, '05 specialized langster(RIP), '06 norco kokanee(RIP), '05 norco charger(RIP),'08 surly steamroller, surly big dummy coming soon!
Anybody know where i can get something like this at a shop downtown? I don't really like ordering from e-bay. And after shipping, duty, etc. these are still pretty pricey!
p.s. single strap vs. double strap. who wins?
p.s. single strap vs. double strap. who wins?
Hrm, nope, haven't seen those around. However, someone is getting rid of their track stuff on CL, email him and see if he has any track pedals.
https://toronto.craigslist.org/bik/274871974.html
https://toronto.craigslist.org/bik/274871974.html
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Originally Posted by jet sanchEz
Here is some video footage a friend of mine shot of me trying out a couple of sweet jumps on my mountain bike; tell me if I need to work on my form or technique at all:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0PEIMGgKH4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0PEIMGgKH4
SR20 i saw you posted a pic of a FES frame is that what you’re talking about? Do tell. I never heard of that brand.
A print is a print i say, anything goes!
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Originally Posted by 2wheelsgood
Anybody know where i can get something like this at a shop downtown? I don't really like ordering from e-bay. And after shipping, duty, etc. these are still pretty pricey!
p.s. single strap vs. double strap. who wins?
p.s. single strap vs. double strap. who wins?
Clips for $10 and leather straps for $15.
I'm sure any bikeshop can hook you up.
Just stick with single straps. I haven't tried doubles but I don't feel that it will make a world of a difference. Especially when clipless pedals are just in that same price range.
As for my new build, I'll post up some pictures when I find a camera.
Its a garbage green Marinoni.
I wish to paint it red and white someday and put a TTC headbadge on it
and paint 39E Finch East Express on the toptube when I have money to blow.
Oh yeah, I remember when you posted pics of that bike. It had that cool maple leaf logo on the fork crowns, right? Nice.
There was a TTC strike that lasted for awhile in the early '90s and I recall a bunch of couriers with "The Better Way" signs taped to their top tubes.
There was a TTC strike that lasted for awhile in the early '90s and I recall a bunch of couriers with "The Better Way" signs taped to their top tubes.
Hey,
Doe anyone know if Bikophile is around anymore? The website is down for some time now. I'm trying to track down a pair of Formula fixed/fixed 32's in black. It would be nice if the cutouts are silver, though I'll go for straight-up black too.
Doe anyone know if Bikophile is around anymore? The website is down for some time now. I'm trying to track down a pair of Formula fixed/fixed 32's in black. It would be nice if the cutouts are silver, though I'll go for straight-up black too.
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Originally Posted by 2wheelsgood
Anybody know where i can get something like this at a shop downtown? I don't really like ordering from e-bay. And after shipping, duty, etc. these are still pretty pricey!
p.s. single strap vs. double strap. who wins?
p.s. single strap vs. double strap. who wins?
In Velo Veritas
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Originally Posted by 2wheelsgood
Anybody know where i can get something like this at a shop downtown? I don't really like ordering from e-bay. And after shipping, duty, etc. these are still pretty pricey!
p.s. single strap vs. double strap. who wins?
p.s. single strap vs. double strap. who wins?
team mascot
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Originally Posted by jet sanchEz
Oh yeah, I remember when you posted pics of that bike. It had that cool maple leaf logo on the fork crowns, right? Nice.
There was a TTC strike that lasted for awhile in the early '90s and I recall a bunch of couriers with "The Better Way" signs taped to their top tubes.
There was a TTC strike that lasted for awhile in the early '90s and I recall a bunch of couriers with "The Better Way" signs taped to their top tubes.
Anyways, I stole my roomate's digi cam and pics are up at the photos thread.
hmm
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Does anyone know a place in GTA that carries EAI or problem solvers ?
I need some 10x26 nuts for rear campy hub and those two are the cheapest alternatives.
At $40 per nut for the proper campy stuff, it's more than the hub itself
I need some 10x26 nuts for rear campy hub and those two are the cheapest alternatives.
At $40 per nut for the proper campy stuff, it's more than the hub itself
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Originally Posted by _iv
Does anyone know a place in GTA that carries EAI or problem solvers ?
I need some 10x26 nuts for rear campy hub and those two are the cheapest alternatives.
At $40 per nut for the proper campy stuff, it's more than the hub itself
I need some 10x26 nuts for rear campy hub and those two are the cheapest alternatives.
At $40 per nut for the proper campy stuff, it's more than the hub itself

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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
try urbane for the pedals and toe clips. double straps i couldn't tell you...
If anyone's looking for a Cinelli Alter go to Curbside. $30!?
Zippered - The same people must be driving on Queen today.
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