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Always good to carry an extra m/c mirror in the car 😂😂 Good to see you back “home”.

For the vintage (ancient) members: do you remember the Mason Place commercials with Red Fisher and Butch ( owner) ?

I thought you’d grab it!

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Old: 2931 19th Ave, Markham, ON L6C 1L7

That is a beautiful sound indeed. Once it reaches that great moment is slowly decays and you don't notice until the chain doesn't fit like before and you start changing components and the "cycle" goes on. YouTube has been such a great source for this. Like you, I trusted the local bike shop...

I wonder if you need to adjust the Low limiting screw to make sure the chain stays up there without dropping into the spokes or struggling to climb out of the 2nd last cog. edit: or they played around with the barrel adjustment at the shift lever

Usually the gear you use the most gets worn out and chain starts to skip it (gear may be wrecked because of worn chain too). Then you use the next gear and it will start to happen there. You should change the drivetrain, you'd be surprised how well the bike will work after that. I kept putting...

What is the condition of the chain? I just changed mine and couldn't believe how smooth and quiet things became.

Me neither. I can even remember what the grounds looked like. I took a ride in and turned around at the gate. Klienburg was busy as I cut through.

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Old: 1641 Langstaff Rd #1, Concord, ON L4K 5X8

Decathlon is having 40% off on store inventory. Maybe you will find a bike there? Not sure how good the components are though.

We the east Enders.

Cheap important metal, bends too easily. :ROFLMAO:

This a great idea! What type of glue do you use to make the paste and how long until it sets or dries up?

Great topic. Coolant change, and fork oil. Spark plugs (have a new set sitting for two years)

That is awesome! Can’t wait for the pics and the story to fill up the spaces. Well done!

I also carry a zip lock bag with inline fuses, various length of electric wires and posiloc electical connectors. I have had to use the inline fuse when I was on a 2 hour trip and 1/2 hour from home. The wires and other fuses I've been able to help other riders who were stranded. There are many...

That is close to where I work. Never knew it existed and very interesting history. Nice tag!