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very tempting....
https://toronto.craigslist.org/bik/303195772.html
more info:
57cm cc, 57cm top tube, Record Serie Proffesional HD120/Azurro wheels, SAE
4130 Sanko Cr-Mo frame, Dakar seat, Shimano cranks, I do not recognize the
rest.
(agrhh, a tad too big.. looks smaller to me in the pic.... )
https://toronto.craigslist.org/bik/303195772.html
more info:
57cm cc, 57cm top tube, Record Serie Proffesional HD120/Azurro wheels, SAE
4130 Sanko Cr-Mo frame, Dakar seat, Shimano cranks, I do not recognize the
rest.
(agrhh, a tad too big.. looks smaller to me in the pic.... )
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Gone, but not forgotten
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wow what a deal. SOMEBODY from our little group better buy that
dam this is fun !
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Originally Posted by I_bRAD
Frank and beans!
CM! Woo!
STEEKER: Put the saddle on and it looks sweet. Maiden voyage will be CM
CM! Woo!
STEEKER: Put the saddle on and it looks sweet. Maiden voyage will be CM
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aw man, our fair city is made to look so bad on the fixed gear gallery!
https://www.fixedgeargallery.com/
https://www.fixedgeargallery.com/
Tie me up, Tie me down
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Enjoyable safety session, Shiz I might be interested in the carbon fork if your parting it out. And 2Wheels I can't deal with the slow CM, it drives me nuts. Cavern is much more fun.
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Hey Pyze I'm defintely interested in getting some more information on the painting deal.
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Originally Posted by operator
we pwn philly
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Originally Posted by Shiznaz
wow what a deal. SOMEBODY from our little group better buy that
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Have bike. Will travel.
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
aw man, our fair city is made to look so bad on the fixed gear gallery!
https://www.fixedgeargallery.com/
https://www.fixedgeargallery.com/
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Originally Posted by Sirrobinofcoxly
Damn, that's where I keep seeing that face. I knew it looked familiar!
Have bike. Will travel.
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Don't tell Philly!
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Originally Posted by canice
Ha ha
Believe me I miss the whole thing.
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Originally Posted by duppy.conqueror
good ole fuc*in fatty...black eye for the city 'cause of him...what a b!atch
Within a couple of days of my email's dispatch I received another in return from Councillor Rob Ford requesting my phone number so that we may discuss his comments and the issue further. I replied with my phone number and an endorsement of the proposition.
The next day we spent about 10 or 15 minutes on the phone -- I was on my way out the door so a condensed exchange would have to suffice. Rob Ford, by turns, apologized for his comments, declared that they were taken 'out of context', and conceded that he'd 'stuck his foot in his mouth'. He asserted that, although he misspoke, he genuinely sympathized with the plight of the city's cyclists. Indeed, the claimed rationale behind his remarks was consideration for their safety which, if the professed flood of phone calls from irate motorists and cyclists alike inundating him was a sufficient gauge, was seriously imperilled.
I left him egress for a dignified if not altogether plausible retreat from his excuses, and when prompted for input stated emphatically that, first and foremost, I NEVER want a politician to state or imply that cyclists do not belong on the road (the councillor reprised a recital of contrition here). The conversation then digressed into a general discussion of possible solutions to Toronto's traffic woes. I won't detail them here as you've probably heard them too many times before: improved mass transit; discouragement of motorists in the city core; trans-jurisdictional transit initiatives; promotion of a culture that embraces alternative forms of transportation -- prominent among them, the bicycle; more responsible zoning laws; etc...
I deliberately eschewed the role of velo-firebrand, agitating against CO2 spewing SUVs and the like -- that only plays into one of the negative stereotypes of the urban cyclist -- and stressed what I believe: roads are for many types of vehicles and that there are many solutions to the problems that exacerbate the hostilities on our highways and byways.
Councillor Ford closed the discussion by urging me to do what I recommend you do: phone or email him if ever there's a problem or issue that he can resolve. Remember, politicians work for YOU -- well, they're supposed to anyway ;-) -- so it is well that we regularly remind public servants to fulfill the obligations inherent in their positions.
Luke
The next day we spent about 10 or 15 minutes on the phone -- I was on my way out the door so a condensed exchange would have to suffice. Rob Ford, by turns, apologized for his comments, declared that they were taken 'out of context', and conceded that he'd 'stuck his foot in his mouth'. He asserted that, although he misspoke, he genuinely sympathized with the plight of the city's cyclists. Indeed, the claimed rationale behind his remarks was consideration for their safety which, if the professed flood of phone calls from irate motorists and cyclists alike inundating him was a sufficient gauge, was seriously imperilled.
I left him egress for a dignified if not altogether plausible retreat from his excuses, and when prompted for input stated emphatically that, first and foremost, I NEVER want a politician to state or imply that cyclists do not belong on the road (the councillor reprised a recital of contrition here). The conversation then digressed into a general discussion of possible solutions to Toronto's traffic woes. I won't detail them here as you've probably heard them too many times before: improved mass transit; discouragement of motorists in the city core; trans-jurisdictional transit initiatives; promotion of a culture that embraces alternative forms of transportation -- prominent among them, the bicycle; more responsible zoning laws; etc...
I deliberately eschewed the role of velo-firebrand, agitating against CO2 spewing SUVs and the like -- that only plays into one of the negative stereotypes of the urban cyclist -- and stressed what I believe: roads are for many types of vehicles and that there are many solutions to the problems that exacerbate the hostilities on our highways and byways.
Councillor Ford closed the discussion by urging me to do what I recommend you do: phone or email him if ever there's a problem or issue that he can resolve. Remember, politicians work for YOU -- well, they're supposed to anyway ;-) -- so it is well that we regularly remind public servants to fulfill the obligations inherent in their positions.
Luke
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Originally Posted by operator
Gotta love the reporter. It's obvious she doesn't ride a bike. ****ing fakester.
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Pennsylvania is Pennsylvania.
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Originally Posted by chip thunder
Pennsylvania is Pennsylvania.
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Originally Posted by duppy.conqueror
and sid the kid is still Canadian...
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Originally Posted by sweep242
East coast represent!!!
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Originally Posted by duppy.conqueror
dammit...everyones asleep and i wanna go ride! youre awake but Ktown is way too far a ride for me!
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Originally Posted by sweep242
HA ha i aint riding anywhere i’m up to my elbows in kids, wifie is not around today. I just might pull out the bike trailer?
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Originally Posted by canice
Way to fact-check, CityTV!
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