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  • Posted by joe 12 months ago. There are 3 posts. The latest reply is from twowheelsarebetterthannone.
  1. A brand new bike store has opened up in the bottom of one of the big bank towers downtown:

    • It’s not every day that you find a bike store in one of North America’s largest bank buildings. In the concourse level of First Canadian Place — Canada’s tallest skyscraper — sits Savedbybikes.com, a 200-square-foot retail bike store.

      Located in the heart of the one of the continent’s financial centres, those 200 square-feet of real estate don’t come cheap. Yet for now at least, Steve Inniss — the man who opened and has run Savedbybikes.com since May 15 — is willing to foot the bill in order to expose his unique product to an audience largely composed of well-to-do business people, many of who commute large distances every day to get to work.

      Savedbybikes.com is the exclusive Canadian distributor of STRiDA bikes, a foldable bike first designed in the UK over two decades ago. Now vastly popular in Europe and especially Asia, where massive STRiDA cycling clubs exist, Steve hopes the bike will have similar success in Toronto.


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  2. strida is an interesting looking bike, but I don't think I'm going to pedal one up Poplar Plains Road any time soon.

  3. I've seen a lot of these around the city lately. It feels like in the last few weeks there's been an explosion of these.

    I don't know where people are going to buy them from, but they seem like a good idea for a certain type of cyclist, and it seems like there are many out there. Whatever to get more cars off the road, IMO.

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