"Apologies for any exagerration. Of course the whole southside isn't really under construction that would require hiring less politically connected contractors! (C; on a lighter note it seems really exciting for toddlers and other bulldozer fans."
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Paul Fitz, Scrabblor's Discussions
WTB: class t or class d amp
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Hey everyone,Last year, in a moment of economic weakness, I sold my sweet class t amp. I'm going to buy some more, but would love to play some music on the critical mass ride this week. Anyone have…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Paul Fitz, Scrabblor Aug 30, 2012.
North Lawndale to Brookfield Zoo route suggestions
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Hey everyone, I'm planning on taking my bike mechanic/riding class to Brookfield Zoo from 15th + Pulaski. We're comfortable on the west side, but I'm unsure on a good route though the suburbs. Any…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Crafty Cycling Chick Jul 30, 2012.
repainted bike lanes on the south side!
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whoa! the ciy sure just repainted the horribly faded bike lanes on south shore drive! Looking good! thank you!Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Anne Alt Nov 6, 2011.
WTB: red handlebar tassels
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Hey Chainlinkers, Anybody know where I can find some red or red/whie, red/silver handlebar tassels? the lowest I can find on ebay is in the 25 dollar range... thanks!Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Paul Fitz, Scrabblor Aug 24, 2011.
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Paul Fitz, Scrabblor replied to Kevin C's discussion 'Road Construction Report(s)'"Jeffrey is only under construction at 75th... for now"
Paul Fitz, Scrabblor replied to Kevin C's discussion 'Road Construction Report(s)'"I'm more often a pedeatrian and picnicer at rainbow beach and will confirm that its more of a sidewalk. Think of the 70s era bike paths that we have in many of the Parks."
Haddon left a comment for Paul Fitz, Scrabblor"thanks, I'm not sure how that happened, will try to stop by tomorrow. I'll be ok and thanks.
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Paul Fitz, Scrabblor replied to Kevin C's discussion 'Road Construction Report(s)'"To be fair, the entirety of the south side is having the water lines ripped out and is, accordingly, ripped to pieces. I commute daily on south shore drive and 31st and they are both a terrible mess. 87th is rough too.
good thing they…"
Paul Fitz, Scrabblor left a comment for Haddon"I tried to send a pm, but the chainlink doesn't allow it. Your wallet is in the register at wb."
Paul Fitz, Scrabblor replied to Adam Z's discussion 'Bike and Park at US Cellular Field?'"I usually park at the racks on the southwestern corner of the field. I'm not sure of the gate but its next to the employee entrance. It gets crowded, but its pretty good."
Paul Fitz, Scrabblor replied to zerofivenein's discussion 'unsanctioned road race...'"oh no, I thought the damen derby was going to be the race that hinged on the mid ride feat of eating the texas donut delight at huck finn! Now it just sounds silly."
Paul Fitz, Scrabblor replied to Seancarl's discussion 'Chicago D.O.T cutting bike locks?'"I would imagine that these were abandoned bikes. While it would be weird for the streets + san guys to get 15 bikes from a single location, it would not be surprising for them to pick up 15 bikes within a few hours. Most of these bikes…"
Paul Fitz, Scrabblor replied to Amber's discussion 'Buying A Bike: Suggestions?'"Thanks for the shout out Daniel!
I like to think our circus days are at least partially over at working bikes. By being open four consecutive days a week (instead of two) and fully overhauling bikes we've cut down on mad dash for bikes we…"
Paul Fitz, Scrabblor replied to Cameron 7.5 mi's discussion 'Chainlink Halloween Party shut down!?'"I don't think that buzzkill is the word I would use to describe that comment."
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- Recreational, Commuting, Around Town, My job involves biking
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Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 7:31pm on May 18, 2013, Haddon said…
thanks, I'm not sure how that happened, will try to stop by tomorrow. I'll be ok and thanks.
- At 11:05pm on November 4, 2012,
S.Presley☠ said…
- At 11:01pm on August 27, 2012, S.Presley☠ said…
- At 12:50am on January 25, 2011,
h' 1.0 said… How did the first open shop go? I wanted to come but I had too much going on that day. I live 2 blocks from WBC.
Where did I get the neighborhood boundaries? Dunno, various maps. Heart of Chicago is definitely not a neighborhood within Pilsen-- I think you're thinking of what they've recently been calling "Heart of Italy" around 25th and Oakley.
Pilsen/Little Village would be much more fair than calling it Pilsen. Pilsen extends from Canal to Ashland E/W and from the tracks at 14th-16th to the canal corridor N-S.
From Ashland out to 2500 W. is Heart of Chicago, which got its name from being in the exact center of the city.
- At 4:28pm on January 24, 2011, h' 1.0 said…
Glad to see this programming.
Did the Sunday open shop happen again, or was it a one-time thing?
FYI the current Working Bikes location is not in Pilsen; from Ashland west to the tracks behind WBC the neighborhood is Heart of Chicago. You're only a block from the start of Little Village so you could more accurately refer to it as being in Little Village if you're afraid nobody's heard of Heart of Chicago.
- At 2:48pm on January 13, 2011,
Franco said… - I love it when you TOSS IT UP!!
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