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Shouldn't bike week be about riding bikes and not dressing up in costumes which can actually carry a fine when it comes to police and RCMP?  Show some fuckin respect to flatland and maybe it will respect you.

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I figured there would be hesitation upon this request due to the opening statement and further said. Yes, Bike Week is designed for use of bikes in whatever form and shape, but there is new thing that is called fun, so try it. This Throw down is not limited to Flatland BMX only. Reverting back to the suits...I'm not closed to it, but ChrisP held it tight.. raising the bar. My long Board buddies do this jam called "Board Meetings", there are about 60-120 dudes who all dress up in suits, they take over the streets and get the media coverage. WE don't deal with media at the Throw Downs, only during the City Demo. Last year ChrisP and Brandon did not go full on with the suit in regards to a blazer, but in their best way did try to accommodate for the Throw Down Challenge. There was plenty of respect given to both riders, and to honor their efforts we did our own DVD that was shown at the Flatland DVD nite. That DVD has been requested to be shown to Mayor and Councilors at the City Hall in Mississauga since it shows there is such a thing as Flatland BMX, riders are diverse human beings who hold positions in society and are not lawbreakers. I was told to cut the riding part short for viewing since it is too long..... NO! Throw Downs are about fun, being part of the urban landscape or that particular environment and displaying your true riding form in a given time. Hey I'm not suggesting speedos, like this one guy who shows up at the Toronto City Hall on his "Surf Bike"... But then I'm known to wear BLK bikini when riding, ready for the rain! its up to Riders to display their best security/blue guard look. This could be done at the City Hall in a "controlled" setting, letting the organizers know we would be costumed, after all surf bike speedo man can't steal the show each year, nor do I recall him wearing a helmet unlike our riders at the City Demo. It's up to the rider to be creative but not limited to the "get up", concept as requested. TD is chosen due to reasons already known by riders and more loose than the demo.

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yo whats up everyone...anyways this might be out of place...but neela...i really need tht money tht i got for the ticket at the asc jam...sry if i sound ungrateful..i really appreciate your efforts...but i had to struggle to just get enough gas to get me there...and ya right now i owe tht 20 bucks and im getting  shit for it....sry but i really really need it...if theres anyway you can refund me at this bike week or whatever  tht would be great

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Alright Got my "getting close to 40 thinking cap on": No Coper or whatever blue Dress code get up, so be it, no challenge at the TD.
You think with a name like SINN and in caps, he or she would be up for a challenge willing to take some risks and get some media coverage...Well rider ruffled up the skirt....HA!
Bring it on: if its hot get the speedo on..I KID!!!  Wear your SK8 tees( I know BMXers like their Volcom and Circa), FBM, Little Devil, ODDY, KHE, Panda, SickChild,  whatever turns you all on in clothing, and what a plug on my part!
I talked to Bike Week coordinators to set up for a Jam not just a demo.  Wait and see if this is allowed. It will be in the afternoon and the rain date is for a Saturday.
This is the City of Toronto, they have to process some paper work for this along with mine, it would be great to have Riders get space to Jam in the open air on concrete with all the Toronto Hobos... listening to some Butthole Surfers...HA! By the way MIZ
( good to hear you will be there), ASC Random Run Series/challenge is on, if you win, never know you might end more than the given 20 bucks.....NEELA

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Once the clearance for the 'DEMO" is accepted, I'll post details.....N