Wednesday, August 27, 2014
CANADIAN-MADE BICYCLE PANNIER LINE FROM YNOT!
Super excited for this awesome new line of Canadian Made Bike Panniers launching on Kickstarter from Toronto's own YNOT Cycle! They've only got four days left, and are so close to reaching their goal! Check out the project, and grab yourself some slick new non-traditional panniers, made right here in Toronto! Rad!
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
@DEADLY_NIGHTSHADES x INSTAGRAM
We finally got around to it, and started a Deadly Nightshades instagram account! Be sure to follow us at @deadly_nightshades for awesome bikes, babes and seafoam everything! And to get in on the action hashtag those DNS related photos #dnsbikegang!
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
There IS an app for everything!
Want to help increase funding to Cycling infrastructure in Toronto? There's an app for that now!
The city even built-in surveys to this app to get all kinds of feedback on cycling preferences. Right now Toronto is going through a very painful growth-spurt, this is the time to speak up if you want your say on how Toronto will operate as we move forward into a Ford-Free city!
If you know roadies or trail riders who zip along the water trail or hammer in the Don Valley, send it to them too. Then data will be collected, and that info could go to improving trail systems and increasing the importance of providing cycling routes for fitness in Toronto. Also, wouldn't it be nice to not have to share the route with roadies when you're taking a stroll or running errands, and vice-versa when you want to get your sweat on while you stretch your bike legs?
Hmmmm... maybe we can even do something like a massive bike ride up and down Jarvis Street with everyone tracking their data? Wouldn't it be fun if so much info was collected on that street they HAD to put back in the bike lanes on Jarvis, forever? I miss those bike lanes when I go to my Dad's place, they were useful for following the Deadly Nightshade's #1 rule: DON'T DIE.
1Love
xo MegO! xo
Download the Toronto Cycling App for Android or iPhone
Basically- city infrastructure budgets are usually allocated with hard facts. If we get more facts about who cycles and where in Toronto, we can get more money spent on it! Tracking your daily bike trips can help provide the City with the hard data it needs to allocate bigger budgets! You choose when you want to track what rides, which is great for privacy and battery saving.The city even built-in surveys to this app to get all kinds of feedback on cycling preferences. Right now Toronto is going through a very painful growth-spurt, this is the time to speak up if you want your say on how Toronto will operate as we move forward into a Ford-Free city!
If you know roadies or trail riders who zip along the water trail or hammer in the Don Valley, send it to them too. Then data will be collected, and that info could go to improving trail systems and increasing the importance of providing cycling routes for fitness in Toronto. Also, wouldn't it be nice to not have to share the route with roadies when you're taking a stroll or running errands, and vice-versa when you want to get your sweat on while you stretch your bike legs?
Hmmmm... maybe we can even do something like a massive bike ride up and down Jarvis Street with everyone tracking their data? Wouldn't it be fun if so much info was collected on that street they HAD to put back in the bike lanes on Jarvis, forever? I miss those bike lanes when I go to my Dad's place, they were useful for following the Deadly Nightshade's #1 rule: DON'T DIE.
1Love
xo MegO! xo
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Breathing Bike
Two of our world's greatest challenges are smog and obesity. Bikes can solve that. Matt Hope, a British artists, came up with the Breathing bike. Kinda neat, eh?
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
LADIES ARMY 6 IN TORONTO
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Monday, January 6, 2014
HAPPY 2014!!!
Happy New Year allllllllll. Our crew here in Toronto had a rad little new years eve, documented so adeptly (and often unbeknownst) by our amazing pal Justin! Thanks Justy!
So from our bike gang to yours.... HAPPY 2014! May it be filled with friends, fun times and fast bikes!
xoxo.
DNS!
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
The Story Is Not True
The True Cost is a documentary film by Andrew Morgan exploring the impact of the global clothing industry on people and the planet. Help get if off the ground by contributing to their kick-starter!
Friday, October 25, 2013
Wadjda
Great article from the Road CC about an upcoming protest tomorrow taking place in Saudi Arabia about women's rights of transportation.
"Simply, ‘Wadjda’ is a story about a girl who wants to ride a bike. The film approaches a number of the legal and cultural boundaries that restrict women in Saudi Arabia, while keeping the young protagonist’s desire to ride her bike case-in-point."
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
This Week's Rad Event Round Up
Here are some of the coolest bike events in North America the internet had to offer. From Halloween races, memorial workshops, commuting with your co-workers to being proud to be plaid, there is a never ending supply of fun to be had for those who love bicycles and the people that ride them!
Cogzilla is throwing down a Blackcat Alleycat in Atlanta, Georgia on October 25th

On the flip-side of 'Murica in LA, Red 5 Yellow 7 is curating Ghost Bikes of LA

October 27th, you can put on your best and go on the Ottawa Plaid Parade

October 28th,Vancouver wants you to get your co-workers to commute with you all week

Cycle Toronto is throwing down a Ghost Bike Lane ride on October 29th
Cogzilla is throwing down a Blackcat Alleycat in Atlanta, Georgia on October 25th

On the flip-side of 'Murica in LA, Red 5 Yellow 7 is curating Ghost Bikes of LA

October 27th, you can put on your best and go on the Ottawa Plaid Parade

October 28th,Vancouver wants you to get your co-workers to commute with you all week

Cycle Toronto is throwing down a Ghost Bike Lane ride on October 29th
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