Ride

Hello everyone - Janet Bannister, Paul Tepsich and I (David Toyne) along with friends and fans of Peter Oyler, are organizing this ride to help Peter raise funds to support his quest for a SUB9/09 winning finish at the Race Across America (RAAM) this June.

Our "Spring Classic" ride will start from Elgin Mills and continue to Lake Simcoe where we will be met by a small band of barbeque chefs laying on some sound protein and carb's. Grilled chicken, pasta salads, banana's and lots of Eload will be served up to power your return home.

Peter has a big following, understandably. He is such a great guy! Because of this, two groups will go out from Elgin Mills; one group will be targeting a faster speed (approx 30 + kph) and cover more distance, while the second will aim to arrive at Lake Simcoe simultaneously, managing a slower route (no one will be left behind!).

Peter will ride up with one group and back with the other so everyone will have a chance to speak with him and his crew about RAAM 07, his training for 09 and to wish him well in his quest for a SUB9/09 winning finish.

A chase car will support both groups with extra fluids, clothing storage, repair assistance, photography, etc.

Sign up at www.peteroyler.com and mark this important date in your calendar.

$100 is all it takes to participate in this great day and support a Canadian cycling hero, get a great ride, a nutritious meal and assorted other goodies.
Janet, Paul and David.

The city of Toronto wants all winter cyclists to come out to City Hall at noon for a group ride to the Fairmont Royal York on the statistically coldest day of the year. Warm up at the Fairmont Royal York with free hot drink and snacks. Riders will also receive free turtle lights thank to our sponsor Mountain Equipment Co-Op, and the first 50 riders will receive a limited edition Bike Winter 25 oz thermos. If you would like a table or to be a part of this event, please e-mail: cyclingevents@toronto.ca

Where: Meet at the back doors of City Hall (100 Queen Street West) near Elizabeth St. The ride will go across Armoury Street, south/left on University Avenue, west/right on Front Street to the Fairmont Royal York.

2009 Annual Becel Heart & Stroke Ride for Heart - Ride on the Gardiner for a good cause

Think of it as a history-making opportunity for you to do something big about cancer, something epic. Like cycling from Toronto to Niagara Falls in two days June 12-14, 2009. Sure, it sounds like a lot… and it’s meant to be. The conquest of cancer is a monumental task and won’t be easy. But make no mistake; this event isn’t just for athletes or cycling enthusiasts. The Ride to Conquer Cancer is for anyone who wants to challenge themselves for a great cause. Even people who haven’t ridden since they were twelve. All you need is motivation, a bike, and a helmet. The rest is history. Be part of it. Visit www.conquercancer.ca or call 877-699-BIKE and register.

Please come out in the midst of November for a ride and a vidding.

6pm
Local Ride

7-9:00pm
Local Short Docs and Feature Film

Local Cyclists document their journey in Toronto on bicycle. Critical Mass 2008 Toronto Shots. Reclaim the Streets doc. Much More!

Come and enjoy, hot chocolate will be provided with a hotplate! Ride is free and filming will be $5 or PWYC.

Critical Mass is a celebration, protest, meeting place, friendly, confrontational, unorganized ride around the city. It happens in a lot of cities, and Toronto's has been going on for more than 10 years. Critical Mass meets at Spadina and Bloor at 6pm the last Friday of every month, rain, snow or shine.

Critical Mass is a celebration, protest, meeting place, friendly, confrontational, unorganized ride around the city. It happens in a lot of cities, and Toronto's has been going on for more than 10 years. Critical Mass meets at Spadina and Bloor at 6pm the last Friday of every month, rain, snow or shine.

Critical Mass is a celebration, protest, meeting place, friendly, confrontational, unorganized ride around the city. It happens in a lot of cities, and Toronto's has been going on for more than 10 years. Critical Mass meets at Spadina and Bloor at 6pm the last Friday of every month, rain, snow or shine.