Toronto Fixed
#2426
Get the stick.
Joined: Nov 2004
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From: Toronto, ON
Bikes: 12 Y.O. Litespeed MTB, IRO Jamie Roy fixie, Custom Habanero Ti 'Cross, No name SS MTB, Old school lugged steel track bike (soon)
Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
so you did the ride last year? were you one of the fast group? i was solo for most of it, coming in just after dark.
The fast group came in with a pretty amazing time last year-I think it might be hard for me to hang with that group over such a long distance. They averaged over 32 km/hr, including all stops. I'd like to try this year, but I think I may end up getting dropped.
How much did you eat throughout the day? Did you carry food, or stop and eat?
#2427
So I says to Mable I says
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: Toronto
Bikes: '05 Urbanite Fixie, '06 Lemond Croix de Fer, '06 Jamis Dragon Pro, '07 IRO Bikeforums Track, '07 Planet-X Uncle John
A few Questions/Comments:
1) do the powdercoaters you speak of require the frame to be stripped?
2) Rancho Relaxo = nasty food. My old band played there once also..
First time playing in the GTA = Vans Warped Tour. Second time = Rancho Relaxo. Yay progress! 
3) Burrito Boyz is good.. but I'd also love to hit up Sneaky Dee's. That way we can get a table AND beer. Neither of which is available at B-Boyz.
1) do the powdercoaters you speak of require the frame to be stripped?
2) Rancho Relaxo = nasty food. My old band played there once also..
First time playing in the GTA = Vans Warped Tour. Second time = Rancho Relaxo. Yay progress! 
3) Burrito Boyz is good.. but I'd also love to hit up Sneaky Dee's. That way we can get a table AND beer. Neither of which is available at B-Boyz.
#2428
Originally Posted by somnambulant
2) Rancho Relaxo = nasty food. My old band played there once also..
First time playing in the GTA = Vans Warped Tour. Second time = Rancho Relaxo. Yay progress! 
Originally Posted by somnambulant
3) Burrito Boyz is good.. but I'd also love to hit up Sneaky Dee's. That way we can get a table AND beer. Neither of which is available at B-Boyz.
#2429
So I says to Mable I says
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From: Toronto
Bikes: '05 Urbanite Fixie, '06 Lemond Croix de Fer, '06 Jamis Dragon Pro, '07 IRO Bikeforums Track, '07 Planet-X Uncle John
Originally Posted by ventolin
Whazzyer band called?
#2430
Dances With Cars
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Toronto, Canada
Bikes: TBL Onyx Pro(ss converted), Pake SS (starting to look kinda pimped)
Wait.....no tables AND no beer, yet someone was suggesting it? Who's smoking crack?
As for the Rancho...it was the name from across the street that caught my fancy.
I'm 5-8.... can I do anything with a 48cm cept trade it?
all my shots from the bike show...pistas and wes...you there ....geared up carbon FIbER!!!!!lol
https://www.flickr.com/photos/1930799...7594077859811/
As for the Rancho...it was the name from across the street that caught my fancy.
I'm 5-8.... can I do anything with a 48cm cept trade it?
all my shots from the bike show...pistas and wes...you there ....geared up carbon FIbER!!!!!lol
https://www.flickr.com/photos/1930799...7594077859811/
#2431
So I says to Mable I says
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From: Toronto
Bikes: '05 Urbanite Fixie, '06 Lemond Croix de Fer, '06 Jamis Dragon Pro, '07 IRO Bikeforums Track, '07 Planet-X Uncle John
Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
all my shots from the bike show...pistas and wes...you there ....geared up carbon FIbER!!!!!lol
https://www.flickr.com/photos/1930799...7594077859811/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/1930799...7594077859811/
I was just being an ass, previously. It's what I do.
#2432
Dances With Cars
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Toronto, Canada
Bikes: TBL Onyx Pro(ss converted), Pake SS (starting to look kinda pimped)
Originally Posted by somnambulant
It's what I do.
Strangely ..... I've taken being as ass to hopefully what people will describe when I'm gone as an art form. I've honed my bad attitude to a razor's edge.
#2433
Spy Member
Joined: Apr 2005
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From: Mississauga,On,Can.
Bikes: I have 2 of them,1 with fat tires & 1 with skinny tires & A Ninja 650
Originally Posted by ventolin
Hey man, did you have this thing parked outside of 10/20 bay street down at Queen's Quay the other day? I was eyeballing an IRO with bullhorns on it while I was slacking off at work... did you order the frame up from NY? Or is someone importing them locally?
I’m down with burrito boys on Saturday. If my wife is not in labor witch is very possible i need to get to the bike shop as well.
Cheers
#2434
Thread Starter
Have bike. Will travel.
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: -=Toronto=-
Bikes: '06 Orbea Orca, '03 Rocky Mountain Vertex 70, '05 Surly Steamroller, '06 Fetish Fixation
Bikes on Wheels in Kensington market just got a bunch of MICHE stuff in (Hubs, BB, Chains, cranks). Hub sets from 2006 at $80. Ka-razy! Just to let you know. I may work there, but this is not a commercial. Just want you to kow that it's crazy deal.
#2435
cab horn

Joined: Jun 2004
Posts: 28,353
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From: Toronto
Bikes: 1987 Bianchi Campione
Wonder what would happen if I took the Bianchi and ran out the door.
#2436
Dances With Cars
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From: Toronto, Canada
Bikes: TBL Onyx Pro(ss converted), Pake SS (starting to look kinda pimped)
B-Boyz...no beers no tables.... no way....
I Might be able to come out Saturday... I've taken vacation the march break , so I'll be hangin' with my lovely daughters all next week. Daddy just might find himself havin' a couple wobbly pops.
I Might be able to come out Saturday... I've taken vacation the march break , so I'll be hangin' with my lovely daughters all next week. Daddy just might find himself havin' a couple wobbly pops.
#2437
cab horn

Joined: Jun 2004
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From: Toronto
Bikes: 1987 Bianchi Campione
Originally Posted by Sirrobinofcoxly
Bikes on Wheels in Kensington market just got a bunch of MICHE stuff in (Hubs, BB, Chains, cranks). Hub sets from 2006 at $80. Ka-razy! Just to let you know. I may work there, but this is not a commercial. Just want you to kow that it's crazy deal.
#2438
So I says to Mable I says
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: Toronto
Bikes: '05 Urbanite Fixie, '06 Lemond Croix de Fer, '06 Jamis Dragon Pro, '07 IRO Bikeforums Track, '07 Planet-X Uncle John
I just had one of those "magic" rides home.
Timed every traffic light *perfectly* -- I'm about 5' from crossing the stop-line when it turns green.. cars haven't even started to move yet when I blow past.
Dressed perfectly -- not too warm, not too cold.
Rode at full tilt the whole way, but didn't get winded/tired at all.
Good Times! I just wish I didn't have to ride home to make dinner!
Timed every traffic light *perfectly* -- I'm about 5' from crossing the stop-line when it turns green.. cars haven't even started to move yet when I blow past.
Dressed perfectly -- not too warm, not too cold.
Rode at full tilt the whole way, but didn't get winded/tired at all.
Good Times! I just wish I didn't have to ride home to make dinner!
#2439
Thread Starter
Have bike. Will travel.
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From: -=Toronto=-
Bikes: '06 Orbea Orca, '03 Rocky Mountain Vertex 70, '05 Surly Steamroller, '06 Fetish Fixation
Originally Posted by operator
Caverns been selling those for $80 for a while. If i'm not mistaken.
#2440
team mascot
Joined: Apr 2005
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From: Canada - Toronto
Bikes: gt gtb & marinoni pista special.
can powdercoating be done on wood? too lazy to research.
#2441
If you want to end up w/ powdercoated charcoal I assume it would work just fine.
Last edited by eyefloater; 03-08-06 at 07:07 PM.
#2442
Originally Posted by Sirrobinofcoxly
Bloody 'ell. We're a bit behind I guess
Completely unrelated tangent, I'll probably be working at the shop this Saturday, but if not I'm down with getting on the bike for awhile and ending up at Sneaky Dee's.
- eyefloater
#2443
So I says to Mable I says
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From: Toronto
Bikes: '05 Urbanite Fixie, '06 Lemond Croix de Fer, '06 Jamis Dragon Pro, '07 IRO Bikeforums Track, '07 Planet-X Uncle John
You should definitely try and make it out on Saturday... Otherwise we're all gonna have to come hassle you at the shop.
#2444
Dances With Cars
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Toronto, Canada
Bikes: TBL Onyx Pro(ss converted), Pake SS (starting to look kinda pimped)
Cycle Therapy....that's my shop near my house I was in there lookin' at Lemonds.
they want to see my light up jacket. you work there?
they want to see my light up jacket. you work there?
#2445
Shiftless bum

Joined: Apr 2004
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From: Ottawa, Ontario
Bikes: Apollo fixed winter bike, Gazelle Cross, Baboe Cargo bike, Linskey Rouleur Road, Bridgestone Picnica, Tern C7, 2nd gen Strida
Unfortunately, I'll again have to bail on Saturday as I'm moving. Once that's done I should be able to get out for beer/coffee/burritos/Blackblack
#2446
team mascot
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From: Canada - Toronto
Bikes: gt gtb & marinoni pista special.
gotcha haha.
guess it doesn't work
guess it doesn't work
Originally Posted by eyefloater
If you want to end up w/ powdercoated charcoal I assume it would work just fine.
#2447
Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
Cycle Therapy....that's my shop near my house I was in there lookin' at Lemonds.
they want to see my light up jacket. you work there?
they want to see my light up jacket. you work there?

Sr20det,
Here's your nifty tidbit of info for the day:
Powder coating is a dry finishing process, using finely ground particles of pigment and resin that are generally electrostatically charged and sprayed onto electrically grounded parts. The charged powder particles adhere to the parts and are held there until melted and fused into a smooth coating in a curing oven. Before coating, the parts to be coated are first pretreated similarly to conventional liquid coated parts. The pretreatment process is normally conducted in series with the coating and curing operations.
There is essentially two common ways of applying powder coating: by electrostatic spray and by fluidized bed powder coating. There are several other processes that have been developed, but they are far less used. These include flame spraying, spraying with a plasma gun, airless hot spray, and coating by electophoretic deposition.
There is essentially two common ways of applying powder coating: by electrostatic spray and by fluidized bed powder coating. There are several other processes that have been developed, but they are far less used. These include flame spraying, spraying with a plasma gun, airless hot spray, and coating by electophoretic deposition.
Oh, and you can actually get decals that can withstand the heat of the powder coating process (it's not "insanely" hot ... ~450-400 degrees). That way you could powder coat your frame, apply a decal and clear powder coat over top.
- eyefloater
Edit: got my coherence on.
Last edited by eyefloater; 03-08-06 at 11:09 PM.
#2448
Gone, but not forgotten
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: Toronto
Bikes: spicer fixie, Haro BMX, cyclops track, Soma Double Cross, KHS Flite 100
#2449
... "Hot Sex on a Platter" instantaneously started playing in my head upon viewing those pics. I want to see a shot of your bike straight on from the height of the "eyeballs" on the fork when it's done. So nice dude, so nice.
Man, that was like a quickie before bed for me. Ya ... I'm off for a smoke now. Mmm.
- eyefloater
Man, that was like a quickie before bed for me. Ya ... I'm off for a smoke now. Mmm.
- eyefloater
#2450
team mascot
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From: Canada - Toronto
Bikes: gt gtb & marinoni pista special.
HAWT!
damn, so happy its too big for me. feuf.
anyways, back to studying.
damn, so happy its too big for me. feuf.
anyways, back to studying.




