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I'm not so sure about cranial massage....
So I says to Mable I says
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awesome: https://spacing.ca/wire/?p=1783
Tie me up, Tie me down
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Originally Posted by somnambulant
awesome: https://spacing.ca/wire/?p=1783
Gone, but not forgotten
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Wow I can't believe they managed to do that in sao paolo, if only for a short while. Advertising is considered a god-given right around here. Speaking of advertising, Hey Keith I sent one of my Tai Chi teachers your way for her 'spring tuneup'. I'd probably expect the worst!
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Originally Posted by somnambulant
ps. that clinic sounds a little.. umm.. interesting.. https://www.cranialtherapy.ca/what.html
cab horn

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Originally Posted by cavernmech
Yep.
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Originally Posted by Shiznaz
Wow I can't believe they managed to do that in sao paolo, if only for a short while. Advertising is considered a god-given right around here. Speaking of advertising, Hey Keith I sent one of my Tai Chi teachers your way for her 'spring tuneup'. I'd probably expect the worst!
I highly doubt it is worse than some of the rigs I have had in here so far this year. One example...stripped steerer/headset, destroyed B.B, broken rear hub axle, stuck seatpost, 10 broken spokes on the rear wheel, 2 rear sprockets missing 4 or more teeth and a chain rusted beyond belief. They actually rode this bike in to the shop. I couldnt believe it. Then the inevitable " Can I get this by the end of the day?" When I quoted the cost they changed their mind.
Gone, but not forgotten
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I thought you were describing 10 different customers!
I guess I can't complain about my temporarily stuck bb and 2.5mm wobble in my rear wheel
I guess I can't complain about my temporarily stuck bb and 2.5mm wobble in my rear wheel
Shiftless bum

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From: Ottawa, Ontario
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"But advertising and business groups regard the legislation as injurious to society and an affront to their professions. They say that free expression will be inhibited, jobs will be lost and consumers will have less information on which to base purchasing decisions. They also argue that streets will be less safe at night with the loss of lighting from outdoor advertising."
That's an affront to anyone's intelligence. The only information I want is how "Probe" relates to a mattress

And since when is advertising expression "free"? Decreased safety due to decrease light from billboards Oh, ha ha ha!
And Somna, massage therapists often do more than one kind of therapy. I kind of stare at the ceiling when people start talking about cranial therapy myself, but give her a shout and see if she does sports-injury massage or variants like Active Release Therapy.
That's an affront to anyone's intelligence. The only information I want is how "Probe" relates to a mattress

And since when is advertising expression "free"? Decreased safety due to decrease light from billboards Oh, ha ha ha!
And Somna, massage therapists often do more than one kind of therapy. I kind of stare at the ceiling when people start talking about cranial therapy myself, but give her a shout and see if she does sports-injury massage or variants like Active Release Therapy.
Grad Student for Hire
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From: Toronto
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Originally Posted by I_bRAD
Anyhow. Today I discovered the fun hill on Scarborough road in the beaches. A nice fine line between given' er and deciding just how far you can push it before you risk careening across queen street and hitting the building on the other side (if you make it through the cars of course)
I personally got to know that hill the first time when I was moving into the area a while back.. Queen was closed for streetcar repairs, and Scarborough road was the only street open to cross through. So... I got to drive a fully loaded U-Haul down it - good times!
Tie me up, Tie me down
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When the choice is outdoor advertising or higher taxes its an easy choice for a politician.
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Originally Posted by LordFoo
I've been training on the hills in the beaches, and I'd venture to say that Scarborough road is not only the steepest hill in the area, but perhaps in the city? Google Earth elevation data doesn't seem to be accurate enough, as it shows the same thing for all of the parallel streets.
I personally got to know that hill the first time when I was moving into the area a while back.. Queen was closed for streetcar repairs, and Scarborough road was the only street open to cross through. So... I got to drive a fully loaded U-Haul down it - good times!
I personally got to know that hill the first time when I was moving into the area a while back.. Queen was closed for streetcar repairs, and Scarborough road was the only street open to cross through. So... I got to drive a fully loaded U-Haul down it - good times!
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From: Cooper Ontario
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Yeah Glen manor looks pretty cool. I think I might check that out tomorrow.
::3 o'clock roadblock::
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Dan man glad youre ok!
In Velo Veritas
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what are these "hills" you speak of? i rode up one today (bayview extension) for the first time in months and almost threw up. drinking beer is much easier.
In Velo Veritas
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yeah - what's with all the car to cyclist contact on this forum lately? Next time any of you guys ride take Shiz with you and if you get hit he can at least fight the driver...
sounds like everyone's alright; glad to hear it.
sounds like everyone's alright; glad to hear it.
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Thanks for the positive vibes guys. I think I'm going to make a chiropractic visit tomorrow. My neck is really friggen sore.
So I says to Mable I says
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Originally Posted by I_bRAD
Yeah Glen manor looks pretty cool. I think I might check that out tomorrow.
Don't smoke, Mike.
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I like working with people on bike fit issues and it's something I will always want more experience with. If anyone wants to swing by and adjust some fitting weirdness, feel free. We can call it free of charge if you're patient and let me run around and deal with other people in the shop at times.
- Mike
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mike@cycletherapy.ca
PS. Way to not die, everyone.
PPS. I need to start riding in the beaches, apparently. Those roads look interesting.
- Mike
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mike@cycletherapy.ca
PS. Way to not die, everyone.
PPS. I need to start riding in the beaches, apparently. Those roads look interesting.
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I'm down for that. You guys have a computrainer or something like that?
Don't smoke, Mike.
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Originally Posted by operator
I'm down for that. You guys have a computrainer or something like that?
Yup

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Originally Posted by operator
I'm down for that. You guys have a computrainer or something like that?
Shape: you'll be glad to know I made it home safe on the clipless that day. That night, I fell.
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In Velo Veritas
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Originally Posted by shapelike
Not you. You have to get help from the guys at ProBikeKit.com.
Don't smoke, Mike.
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Originally Posted by pyze-guy
More like a jailhouse tailer, alittle lift and shift to measure the inseam.
Shape: you'll be glad to know I made it home safe on the clipless that day. That night, I fell.
Shape: you'll be glad to know I made it home safe on the clipless that day. That night, I fell.
PS. I love your jib. It's glorious.
In Velo Veritas
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Originally Posted by shapelike
I ended up making a pirate noise ("Yaaar") at both of them and just riding off.
seriously, that's awsome.




