u/Pythonassum

I've been trying to think of snarky replies to this but I can't think of any. So I"ll just say it,

You're fine. If you ever feel unsafe, just press the yellow strip by the windows and transit staff will be there by the next station usually.

have caught like 5 around my window already. Currently see the 6th on the screen. Hopped to shoppers earlier to grab some peppermint oil, mixed with water and sprayed around, fingers crossed that helps keep em out!

if not I will cry.

looks like something the 11' 8" (+8") bridge would produce

looks can be deceiving... the cable pull is different.

look the same but don't work the same

topeak joe blow

looks similar to the wald fold up baskets. bikedr/sidesaddle/cvff might carry the aforementioned, or just that one yuge basket that could probably hold an entire ant colony.

Brainless idiots, me included

Incoming redshift, cane creek, suntour with their actually well designed suspension seatposts. not that I'd buy any of them...

Section of the cvg passes the burnaby eco centre... Which is always interesting.

Golden Shower of Ruin

Yeah, you could go up to SFU but it's a pretty grueling climb in either direction.

Edit: there is the fraser foreshore trail/kent in south van and extends to almost new west. Majority of it around the river district is smooth gravel but it can get busy.

good on ya, bud. Reminds me, a buddy is riding across the country next year for the heart & stroke foundation. Strong guy, maybe the strongest guy I know.

Magnet, rust on rims, unnaturally shiny, and a textured braking surface are how I usually can tell.

OG 2006 model Kaffenback afaik.

i'm working on it, ok? 😥

Stanley park has some good gravel trails, south side burnaby lake and the trans canada trail (the great trail) on the north side of burnaby mountain is also good

An even bigger sign that CROSS IS COMING

b-but... Steel (used for bike frames) is an alloy

pathlesspedaled discord

hey if you are who I'm thinking of, come join the plp server. Tons of pdx folx there

swapping the fork and switching to threadless might be more difficult... a lot of old spesh's from this era did not use 1 1/8" threaded, instead they stuck with 1" threaded. This means your choice of forks and stems are very limited.

damn that's a long ass brake cable