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Master Picture Index
We hope you enjoy the pictures we've posted here.
Please note that the images found on this site are reduced in quality and size from the original
pictures which were captured with our camera.
Both of these measures were done in order to make the resulting image sizes smaller, which means
they'll be faster to view over the internet.
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- Cyclon 2004 (Barrie)
- 2004-Aug-02
This year's Cyclon broke new ground by going North of the city to be held in Barrie.
Barrie is a vibrant city with lots to offer. The facilities at Georgian College
were top-rate, all weekend long there was an enormous festival going on along the
waterfront, and on Sunday we took a short bus ride down to the docks for a wonderful
dinner/evening cruising around Lake Simcoe.
It rained for the start of rides on Saturday, but other than that we had sunshine the rest
of the weekend. The terrain around Barrie has more rolling hills, which gave everyone's
legs a good workout.
- Cyclon 2004 -- Glen
- 2004-Aug-01
Pictures from club member Glen Hughes.
- Cyclon 2004 -- Diane
- 2004-Aug-01
Here is a set of pictures from Cyclon 2004 taken by club member Diane Richards.
- Cyclon 2004 -- David
- 2004-Aug-01
Pictures donated by club member (and original Cyclon founder) David Hearn.
- Cyclon Sign-up Night
- 2004-June-04
Sign-up night was held at the Bow and Arrow Pub, Yonge and Davisville.
Due to the fact Cyclon 2004 was accepting a very limited number of registrants, many people
signed up early, making this year's sign-up night a rather quiet event.
- Volunteer BBQ
- 2003-08-23
As a "thank you" to all the people who volunteer for Cyclon, it is traditional for the
Cyclon Director to hold a BBQ.
- Cyclon 2003 (Brock)
- 2003-Aug-03
We're back at Brock for this year's Cyclon (in the Niagara region).
- Cyclon Sign-Up Night
- 2003-June-12
Cyclon 2003 Sign-Up night at the Bow and Arrow pub, Yonge and Davisville.
- TBN Annual Picnic
- 2002-Aug-11
The Toronto Bicycling Network's annual TBN picnic at Too-Good Pond in Markham.
It was a very nice day for the ride. There was quite a stretch of rough
road just before getting to lunch but otherwise it was a very nice ride.
- Cyclon 2002 (Brock)
- 2002-Aug-02
TBN's annual weekend-long cycling trip was held in Brock. Anne and Dennis did a wonderful
job organizing the event.
- Cycling in Gatineau
- 2002-June-29
While we were in Ottawa we met up with some fellow cyclists who we knew from the Niagara Freewheelers Cycling Club.
On Sunday mornings during the summer, they close the roads in Gatineau Park to vehicles and only allow recreational
use of the roads and trails.
We sure did a lot of climbing! At one point we stopped climbing and cycled laterally over to Meech Lake.
Then we cycled back and continued on up. We had quite a view. The ride down was quite nice, although comparatively short.
- Cyclon Test Weekend
- 2002-June-15
Cyclon was fast coming upon us and Anne had organized a weekend for as many of the
volunteers especially the tour leaders and sweeps to come out and test-ride some
of the routes.
- Niagara Freewheelers Extravaganza
- 2002-May-17
Based on how much fun last year's Extravaganza was, we signed up again
for this year's cycling event put on by the Niagara Freewheelers Club.
This year's event was nothing like last year's: last year we were sweating
our buns off it was so hot! This year we found
ourselves quite under-dressed and therefore quite cold. On the
second day we have everything from sun, rain, sleet, and snow.
- TBN Ride
- 2002-Apr-07
We decided to get an early start on the cycling season
by going out for an early April TBN ride. It was quite
cool but we dressed well for the occation... or so we
thought.
The weather kept getting colder and colder. Although
we were well dressed on our bodies it was
quite clear we needed more accessories. We were wearing
gloves, but not good enough gloves; our fingers were
frozen. We were wearing our cycling shoes (because our
bikes have clips) but cycling shoes are meant to
help air flow well through them. Although we were wearing
thick socks by the end of the ride our toes were cubes of ice.
And then it started snowing. I would have taken more pictures
but my camera stopped working due to the cold.
- Peelie Wheelie
- 2001-Sept-01
We attended a TBN weekend camping trip around the Pelee area of Southern Ontario.
We had a very nice trip, and the weather was good. We bought a plant at this funny
place called "Collisanti's". I also bought a sweater from one of the wineries,
not because I was necessarily looking for a souvenir, but because I hadn't
expected the evening temperature to be so low!
One night we all pitched in a cooked a meal together. Another night we went into
town for a meal at a restaurant. On the second day we cycled to Pelee National
Park. It was quite busy and there were a lot of flies so we didn't stay too long.
Some of the people took the ferry over to the island (but not us).
- Cyclon 2001 (Guelph)
- 2001-Aug-04
TBN's Cyclon 2001, held in Guelph.
The weather was great and we did some very nice riding.
We completed a 135km cycle on the second day!
Other highlights include a trip to the Butterfly Conservatory and a stop at
the Rail and Streetcar Museum on Guelph Line.
- Niagara Freewheelers Extravaganza
- 2001-May-19
Weekend-long cycling event based at Sir Wilfred Laurier University (in Waterloo)
hosted by the Niagara Freewheelers Cycling Club.
We had a fantastic weekend!
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