Flashback Friday: Bicycle race at the Scarborough velodrome
Story by: Nico Mara-McKay Photos from Toronto Archives The Scarboro Beach Amusement Park was located in the Beaches neighbourhood. It featured various attractions such as a theatre, freak shows, a penny arcade, and later, a wooden velodrome.
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Cycling fashion spotted at the Spring 2014 One of a Kind Show
Photos by Lisa Logan Toronto’s spring One of a Kind Show runs from March 26-30, 2014, showcasing work from 450 artisans. Lisa Logan was on the lookout for cycling-related material and found a bunch of great stuff. Stitch & Spoke, … Continue reading
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Harbord bike lane upgrades: update
Harbord Street bike lane upgrades are coming Story and photos by Nico Mara-McKay A new design has been proposed for the bike lane on Harbord Street. The bike lane on Harbord is currently intermittent, switching from a full bike lane … Continue reading
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Bike Spotting: Urbane Cyclist and the proposed contraflow lane on Stephanie Street
Bike spotting at Urbane Cyclist By Nico Mara-McKay Photos by Claire McFarlane The dandy team went to Urbane Cyclist on John Street, just north of Queen Street West, to ask cyclists what they thought about the proposed contraflow lanes on … Continue reading
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Tagged Bike Spotting, contraflow, contraflow lanes, potholes, urbane, Urbane Cyclist
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