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Hey Atheists, wanna do a ride? We can base it on the other event I want to organize - a charity walk to end charity walking.

The fact that it's you writing about your accident and not someone else on your behalf is comforting in a way. What an amazing learning experience. You are one lucky s.o.b. Glad you're all right.

Once a thief... My first thought was, why did he take so long to "shop"? Just freakin' get on one and go already. Not that I condone it - should be treated like horse thieves of yore, but what a sh***y thief. Deserved everything he got. My second thought was, after the guy was apprehended...

I was amazed at how great a read Planet Of The Apes is. Can't recommend it enough, and it's sooo hard to explain to my friends that it's not quite the movies. The same author wrote "The Bridge Over The River Kwai". Just sayin'. My current (and ever changing) top 10 list includes: Dredd -...

Makes me wonder if, while driving in one-way-central, i.e. Hamilton, if he just drives where he wants to drive.

Sweet ride. Welcome.

Bump. Just in case anyone else wants in.

Welcome. I've been wanting to ride into the U.S. for a little while now - maybe with a Yank riding shotgun it'll be that much easier. And it works both ways!

This may be silly to say, but make sure you get your permits. My girlfriends dad, who does brilliant work with concrete, (is it a Portuguese thing?), put in stairs going down to the cantina. A neighbour complained and he had to undo it all. Sucks and then some.

Somebody pick a time. Meet on Edward at Bay? Near the Red Lobster.

If we're calling it a night ride, I'm thinking 9pm or later. It's a suggestion though - I just wanna ride.

When I was in Barcelona I found a guy online who does Spanish Civil War walking tours, which was definitely the highlight of my stay there. If you're in to that at all I highly recommend it. Google Nick Lloyd and you should have no trouble finding it. Seville looks like walking into a...

Thursday works for me. Lets do this.

I would've cried. Mostly for the bike.

...and living somewhere nice, like Lakefield.

Stepping on it, sometimes hard with my heel, is what worked for me. These are usually older buildings with no remote option. My building has a keypad to get in, that is an actual key that you insert and turn, and just the hose to get out.

GWS rider.

Crappy morning. Really glad you guys are alright, and hope the DVP rider is as well. GWS.

Don't do that. A small percentage of the pleasure of a bike is not paying for parking. Paying is for cagers. I'd cruise the area and park near other bikes. Strength in numbers.