BikeFACE: Stephanie Curcio
STEPHANIE CURCIO: My bicycle, to me, is freedom. When I ride, I am on nobody’s clock but my own. There’s no real traffic and no GO train or TTC schedule to worry about. It’s often a time for thought; reflection. … Continue reading
BikeFACE: Elizabeth Glor-Bell
Rider statement from ELIZABETH GLOR-BELL: Cycling is the perfect blend of lifestyle and convenience. It saves you hours in your day by combining your fitness routine into your travel time. It also happens to be the best way to see … Continue reading
BikeFACE: Darcie Smith
Rider statement from DARCIE SMITH: When I first moved to Toronto I was convinced the phrase “it’s like riding a bike” was BS. I hadn’t ridden since I was a kid and I was sure I did not know how … Continue reading
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BikeFACE: Erika McDonald
Rider statement from ERIKA MCDONALD: Living in a city like Toronto, relying on public transport or taxis to get where you need to go isn’t always the best, or most affordable, option. Having a bike is having freedom. The freedom … Continue reading
