Taco test?

On Mon, 23 Jun 2003 19:28:59 -0700, Zoot Katz <[email hidden]> from Balsa Pacific Aero Ltd.

Engineering & Bicycle Mongery said:

Lemme know when you're coming and I'll have a dino ready in your size.

Wow, I knew Canada was primitive, but holy smokes! Thanks for the offer, but I'm on a diet and I
have to avoid fatty meats. Can we have falafel and babaganoush instead?

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11:13:30 PM 23 June 2003

In article <[email hidden]>, "Fabrizio Mazzoleni"

Quoted message said:

"Kevan Smith" <[email hidden]/\/\> wrote in message

Quoted message said:

Bike riding will be high on my list of things to do. In fact, it will be no. 1

Just make sure you hook up with the proper group. Even Vancouver has it's share of recreational /
commuter types and other kooks. Don't join a large club as these groups always seem to let the
wrong types in. It's best to form your own elite team and then you have total control on who
starts the ride and who goes home.

There are only two real bike shops in Vancouver, the other shops are the kind that sell stuff that
Zoot would be interested in. You want to only go in bike shops that have all the bare road frames
hanging from the ceiling and don't welcome customers like Zoot's type.

Uh, yeah. What he said.

If, when you scout out Vancouver, you want to do some riding, send me an e-mail. There's a wide
variety of good rides, both organized and non.

By the way, did I mention that Vancouver (well, adjacent suburb Burnaby) is home to the only indoor
velodrome on this continent? That's right: a winter track racing season. How cool is that?

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On Mon, 23 Jun 2003 21:18:48 -0700, Ryan Cousineau <[email hidden]> from WAC Bennett Review of Arts

and Literature said:

If, when you scout out Vancouver, you want to do some riding, send me an e-mail. There's a wide
variety of good rides, both organized and non.

Well, I don't want to ride alone. I hate that unless I'm just shopping or commuting.

Quoted message said:

By the way, did I mention that Vancouver (well, adjacent suburb Burnaby) is home to the only indoor
velodrome on this continent? That's right: a winter track racing season. How cool is that?

Pretty darn cool. That gives me the perfect excuse to buy a track bike ....

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12:26:34 AM 24 June 2003

Kevan Smith /\/\ said:

I'm kind of a a bike [censored] -- I'll ride with anybody! Anybody, that is, that can take lots of pain
when I start the breakaway.

I used to ride with a guy like that. Every time he stood up to sprint, he'd pull his bike back under
him about a foot, crashing or nearly crashing anyone riding his wheel.

Mark Hickey Habanero Cycles habcycles.comhabcycles.comOpen ↗ Home of the $695 ti frame

Mark Hickey from Habanero Cycles said:

Kevan Smith /\/\ said:

I'm kind of a a bike [censored] -- I'll ride with anybody! Anybody, that is, that can take lots of pain
when I start the breakaway.

I used to ride with a guy like that. Every time he stood up to sprint, he'd pull his bike back
under him about a foot, crashing or nearly crashing anyone riding his wheel.

Sprints? No, I'm a short-distance time trial specialist. Say, aabout 10 feet.

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11:14:53 PM 24 June 2003

Kevan Smith /\/\ said:

Mark Hickey from Habanero Cycles said:

Kevan Smith /\/\ said:

I'm kind of a a bike [censored] -- I'll ride with anybody! Anybody, that is, that can take lots of
pain when I start the breakaway.

I used to ride with a guy like that. Every time he stood up to sprint, he'd pull his bike back
under him about a foot, crashing or nearly crashing anyone riding his wheel.

Sprints? No, I'm a short-distance time trial specialist. Say, aabout 10 feet.

That makes your bike toss technique particularly important, no?

Mark Hickey Habanero Cycles habcycles.comhabcycles.comOpen ↗ Home of the $695 ti frame

Mark Hickey from Habanero Cycles said:

Kevan Smith /\/\ said:

Mark Hickey from Habanero Cycles said:

Kevan Smith <[email hidden]/\/\> wrote:

>I'm kind of a a bike [censored] -- I'll ride with anybody! Anybody, that is, that can take lots of
>pain when I start the breakaway.

I used to ride with a guy like that. Every time he stood up to sprint, he'd pull his bike back
under him about a foot, crashing or nearly crashing anyone riding his wheel.

Sprints? No, I'm a short-distance time trial specialist. Say, aabout 10 feet.

That makes your bike toss technique particularly important, no?

Well, it would if it weren't downhill.
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