Bike Repair

Bikes, pedestrians and cars

The New Bike

My friend Todd built himself a new bike. Nice job, eh?

CM March 2005

Small group of 20 but lots of fun. Happy Bunny Day!
Meanwhile, in New York.

Critical Mass Today!

IMPORTANT!!
Toronto's Critical Mass has moved to the SE corner of Bloor and Spadina!
Leaves 6ish on the last Friday of every month. Join us!
Cheers, Martino.

Winter again

Velorution is back!

Good news, one of the freshest and most interesting cycling blogs is back online after a long absence: VELORUTION

Getting the Bikey ready for Spring

Into the light

Have a seat

More excellent bike saddle photos. Thanks to Chris for the link.

Just a bit more salt

The Stand Off

Spring is near

La Fuga di Olmo CBC Broadcast - March 16 -

My little film will be on ZeD TV this Wednesday March 16 at 11:25 p.m.
Yay! Finally.


This short film will be part of an episode called 'Two wheels good' dedicated to bikes
and the coming spring ... The whole lineup can be viewed here

Big thanks to amazing soundmeister Chandra. And Paul for stopping me while riding
my bikey on Nassau street: "Hey, Martino! Wanna make a film about bikes for my open screening at Ting?"

Also, a big thank you to Wendy, Rick, the people at ARC and many more.

Cheers!
Martino

The Wreck

The inside track to danger

Bloor Street

Back on two wheels again

After some major repairs to my bike it's back to ice, salt and cars.

Not taking the lane

Taking the Lane

Joy

Mural by the Harbourfront Art Project off College west of Spadina

50 Ways to say: No Bicycles! #6 - Road Space -

Bloor and Bathurst.

A Documentary about Cycling

I have been doing research on a full-length documentary regarding the history of cycling in North America.
Hope to finish it this year. The working title is 'Riding in the Gutter'.

Cyclists losing hope for parking ban

The Globe had this article today. Looks like the city is still in denial.

Photos at the Toronto Bicycle Show

For those going to the Toronto Bike Show, please check out my large Black and White Bicycle Photos at the CBN (Community Bicycle Network) booth. Have fun at the show!
Cheers, Martino

Toronto International Bicycle Show Now in its 19th year, the country's largest bike show returns with more than 80 of the world's top BMX riders performing. BMX and MountrainCross riding on a dirt course; flatland demos; autograph sessions; unicyclists; all the latest bikes, accessories, etc.; a kids' cycling zone; film festival; roller races and more, Fri. noon-9 p.m., Sat.-Sun. from 10 a.m. ($13/$8 or $34/family). National Trade Centre, Exhibition Place, 363-1292.

Making more tracks

- Snowbound - After the Snow

City of Bicycles

Riding home before the storm

Queen Street West