Just a few days till the days start getting longer again. I wish you all a safe and Merry Holiday Season. Have yourselves a Great Happy New Year as well.

My Pug recently had his 2nd birthday, and while I swore I’d never be one of those people who would dress up a dog or celebrate their special occasions, I found myself making him a special something for his special day.

Well I just couldn’t pass up on the opportunity and the Felt TK2 is now part of my bike stable. I know it’s not really the right adjective to use but it’s sooooo pretty!

Took a tour of the new museum site the other day. It had come a long way since the last time I visited the site back in March.

Well not really the last ride of 2010, but certainly one of the last really nice rides of the year. Took a ride westward from the Beaches along Lakeshore to HighPark.

The other day I was visiting my friend Peter at the Goodlifebikes and I saw this in the parking lot. What a beaut, a 1965 Lincoln Continental, check out those suicide doors!

The Surly Steamroller is now in Toronto.
I found this on Kijiji.
Fast and definitely made for the velodrome.

2007 Felt TK2 in my size, and in my budget…

The bike project mentioned in a previous post had undergone a few changes over the summer. the basket assembly turned out to be a bit wobbly so I replaced it with another system that I cobbled together with an old Cetma rack and a folding storage crate. It works great! Plus the folding storage crate part is quite handy when giving people a lift.

Check out my enthusiastic passenger.

Alright, perhaps I have a bit of a problem, but the beater bike in a previous post was replaced by another craigslist find. It is hard to pass up on these deals when they are practically new in condition and hundreds of dollars cheaper than retail.

Check out this sweet doodle my friend Dana made of me