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Where the handrails at in toronto

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GaNgStAgRiLLz
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anyone know any dece handrail locations in toronto
Nov 19 2007 9:46PM
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Pippin
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tornoto's a big place half an ohour of driving should find you a handfull of decent handrails

Nov 19 2007 10:01PM
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FUUUCK
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all over check out the hill right outside warden station on st. clair east younge and eglington area warden woods U of T campus downtown stan wadlow park high park
Nov 19 2007 10:04PM
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FUUUCK
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*** all over -check out the hill right outside warden station on st. clair east -younge and eglington area -warden woods -U of T campus downtown -stan wadlow park -high park
Nov 19 2007 10:05PM
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UNREAL
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theres one outside the miller restauraunt thats pretty sick. right near york mills.

but theres a lot
Nov 19 2007 10:17PM
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BobYohan
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some great ones behind Glenview middle school near avenue rd and lawrence. i know a snowboard magazine cover shot has come out of that spot
Nov 19 2007 10:20PM
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alexL
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go a bit north of the downtown core and check out the schools n such, i live in newmarket theres quite a few.

ive always wanted to hit up the rails around the steamwhistle brewery, thats right by the cn tower/rogers center, they definately look doable, they also have like 20 of picnic tables just kinda chillin there in a corner, they put them away for the winter, theres not a problem with security there i ride my bike there all the time and people tend to just stop and watch and then keep going, its pretty sweet
Nov 19 2007 10:27PM
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UNREAL
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werrddd
Nov 19 2007 10:41PM
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BobYohan
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this baby is at Arlington middle school near bathurst + st.clair
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Nov 19 2007 11:30PM
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CamBrowne
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hey u ass those are secrets
if u ever talk about them agian on this forum trips b will have mad  beef with u
Nov 20 2007 12:45PM
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parkmaster
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ya man that warden rail is so intense, that would a sick urby, there plenty in scarb area.  Mid scarborough also has some sweet ones, its right beside kennedy station. plenty around all about finding them.
Nov 20 2007 10:36PM
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FUUUCK
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more like an hour
Nov 22 2007 8:08PM
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Jake...
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since when did you get a sports car?
 i would love to hear your definition of eastern toronto
Nov 23 2007 12:16PM
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Jake...
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east scarborough maybe.

we set up a nice smallish down rail in brooklin today. the one thats right on that main road, its red, by the pizza store. Yeah good time for sure! vid up soon
Nov 24 2007 5:42PM
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FUUUCK
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you have to realize eastern toronto isnt toronto, from port union or morningside out in east scarborough the shwa is like 15-20 minutes, anytime anyone refers to toronto i always assume the area within a 10 minute drive from the downtown core.
Dec 2 2007 3:36PM
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JFerg
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Everyone knows guelph has the best urban.
Church Rail B&W
Dec 2 2007 7:55PM
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Evan.M
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there is a really sick 7 kink at st lukes elementry school looks fun
May 23 2009 11:17PM
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matt.s
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glenview middle school has some fresh urbs, especially around back where theres this big hill thing. you could pprobably even set up your own urban or something if you had a piece of metal tubing or PVC tubing.
Mar 7 2010 7:53PM
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