lbs toronto
#1
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lbs toronto
I'm heading to toronto in two weeks and I want to pick up a nice frame somewhere. Something vintage would be nice but I'm open to anything really.
Let me know of some must visit places!
Let me know of some must visit places!
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Come ask us in our thread. We don't venture out into the main forum all that much....https://bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=96956&page=864
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there are a few places that hoard really nice crap but the owners are really surly and don't like selling said hoarded crap. That being said La Bicicletta, High Park Cycles and Racer Sportif all have really nice stuff.
Apart from that toronto's largest bike stores are Urbane Cyclist, Sweet Pete's Cyclepath, and Duke's Cycle. Cavern Cycles and La Carrera are the two shops that specialize most in fixed gear bikes and the guys who work them are great.
We can offer more in depth reviews and comparisons in the Toronto thread though as we have nothing better to discuss
Apart from that toronto's largest bike stores are Urbane Cyclist, Sweet Pete's Cyclepath, and Duke's Cycle. Cavern Cycles and La Carrera are the two shops that specialize most in fixed gear bikes and the guys who work them are great.
We can offer more in depth reviews and comparisons in the Toronto thread though as we have nothing better to discuss






