Originally Posted by Ownaginatios

Cheaper than the go bus :p

LMAO Dude it's like 20 dollars round trip. No sweat, no aching legs, no falling apart at the end.

Originally Posted by jhan523

There's a new bike on the market. It's electrical but powered by pedal power. It basically magnifies your input of energy. So it accelerates when you pedal faster. It can go up to 40mph and one charge lasts 4 hours. It's pretty cool!

Edit: It also costs 40000$. Lol, not cheap at all. (This guy must like the number 4...)

Ohh woww I'm behind on all this XD.. But that's just way too much for a bike.. You could probably get 2 decent cars for that amount :O

Originally Posted by Ownaginatios

Cheaper than the go bus :p

But easier

Originally Posted by jhan523

There's a new bike on the market. It's electrical but powered by pedal power. It basically magnifies your input of energy. So it accelerates when you pedal faster. It can go up to 40mph and one charge lasts 4 hours. It's pretty cool!

Edit: It also costs 40000$. Lol, not cheap at all. (This guy must like the number 4...)

Pssh, real bike riders only use themselves for propulsion energy.

Originally Posted by ~*Sara*~

But that's just way too much for a bike.. You could probably get 2 decent cars for that amound :O

Haha, that is VERY probable XD

Originally Posted by feonateresa

LMAO Dude it's like 20 dollars round trip. No sweat, no aching legs, no falling apart at the end.

Ya, but instead I get to keep the $20! Well... only 11 dollars when I went because I hit a brick and pierced my tire between Oakville and some random town called Trafalgar.

I had to walk the bike 5 km to Canadian tire, who apparently didn't sell the proper kind of innertube for my wheel, and then to some other bike store, which I had to wait outside of for 3 hours until it opened.

... still worth it, I think.

Originally Posted by Ownaginatios

Ya, but instead I get to keep the $20! Well... only 11 dollars when I went because I hit a brick and pierced my tire between Oakville and some random town called Trafalgar.

I had to walk the bike 5 km to Canadian tire, who apparently didn't sell the proper kind of innertube for my wheel, and then to some other bike store, which I had to wait outside of for 3 hours until it opened.

... still worth it, I think.

Oh My God.. and above all that you're still defending the whole biking to hamilton thing.. Shouldn't you be angry or something at least!? I know I'd be traumatized after that day XD

How long did this adventure take?! and more importantly.. WHY?!

Originally Posted by Ownaginatios

Ya, but instead I get to keep the $20! Well... only 11 dollars when I went because I hit a brick and pierced my tire between Oakville and some random town called Trafalgar.

I had to walk the bike 5 km to Canadian tire, who apparently didn't sell the proper kind of innertube for my wheel, and then to some other bike store, which I had to wait outside of for 3 hours until it opened.

... still worth it, I think.

LOL funny

Well, I left at 6:30 AM, and my tire broke around 9:00 AM. It got fixed at 12:00 AM, but I got lost because some guy at the bike store tried to give me better directions than what Google maps gave me.

After being lost for about an hour, I finally found Hamilton and got to my house near McMaster at about 2:30 - 3:00 PM.

So it took about 8 to 9 hours total. If I had not broken my tire, and had not gotten lost, it probably would have been 4 to 5 hours.

And as to why? I dunno... just seemed like something interesting to try :p

Originally Posted by Ownaginatios

Well, I left at 6:30 AM, and my tire broke around 9:00 AM. It got fixed at 12:00 AM, but I got lost because some guy at the bike store tried to give me better directions than what Google maps gave me.

After being lost for about an hour, I finally found Hamilton and got to my house near McMaster at about 2:30 - 3:00 PM.

So it took about 8 to 9 hours total. If I had not broken my tire, and had not gotten lost, it probably would have been 4 to 5 hours.

And as to why? I dunno... just seemed like something interesting to try :p

wow, I had would never do that. :p

hey =)
i want to get into GERMAN 1Z06
and want to drop GEOG 1HB3 & ENVIR SC 1B03

Originally Posted by Ownaginatios

Well, I left at 6:30 AM, and my tire broke around 9:00 AM. It got fixed at 12:00 AM, but I got lost because some guy at the bike store tried to give me better directions than what Google maps gave me.

After being lost for about an hour, I finally found Hamilton and got to my house near McMaster at about 2:30 - 3:00 PM.

So it took about 8 to 9 hours total. If I had not broken my tire, and had not gotten lost, it probably would have been 4 to 5 hours.

And as to why? I dunno... just seemed like something interesting to try :p

Wow! I'm so beyond speechless!
First of all kudos for waking up at 6:30! and For surviving a day like that ! I probably would've turned back after an hour.. maybe 2..
After being on my "To Try List" I'll just take your account for it.. as if I did it myself XD

Originally Posted by Ownaginatios

Aw man, I tried riding my bike all the way from Toronto to Hamilton yesterday, and fell asleep as soon as I got back (no, I didn't drive all the way back too; my parents happened to be driving by Hamilton at the same time I arrived and gave me a ride back :p).

So anyway, I just woke up now, and it looks like Origins and Science 2B03 are both full :(

Does anyone know if they were ever open? I really don't want to have to take Physics 1L03 in its place .

I have no idea what you're made of, I remember when me and some friends rode from North York to Downtown Toronto one day and even though we weren't tired (we didn't exactly go quickly) our asses all hurt from the bike seats and that was only about a third of the distance you went, I don't even know what to say about that. You must be in awesome shape.

sara did you get you french?? I didnt lol

hey i took geog 1hb3 and i wanna drop it too if i can get what i want... do you figure itll be a lame class?