If your ride, whether it’s the transport to and from the trail or the one you use on the trail, is a little to precious to just throw over the tailgate, then the Exodux truck bed bike rack is the premium option you’ve been looking for. The design uses an expanding rubber wedge to secure […]
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As long as the industry keeps coming up with new “standards”, Abbey Bike Tools will keep making better tools to work on them. But not all of their tools are specifically built for just one standard – some like the new Micro Bearing Press are meant for a number of purposes. Namely, any bearing with […]
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If your’re looking for new shoes for flats, Giro has an all new option with the Riddance. Taking the place of the Jacket as their high end flat pedal shoe, the Riddance offers grip through the Vibram Megagrip ISR outsole with host of other technical features to make it stand out. Offered in low top […]
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First announced at Eurobike last year, Continental is rolling out some big improvements for their mountain bike tires. Using the same names as the previous range, the tires see a number of improvements from the tread patterns to the labeling. But perhaps most importantly, the tires stand to get a big increase in ride quality […]
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The 2019 Felt Compulsion goes full carbon and adds travel, with revisions to their geometry and linkage to fine tune the performance. Compared to the prior alloy model, the new Compulsion gains 5mm rear travel for 165mm total. That’s paired with a 170mm fork up front, with options to adjust the geo to suit the […]
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Photo submitted by Harry Webster, “We rolled out of the West Ottawa suburbs just shortly after 4AM heading NW under the full moon. With frosty fingers and and toes, Todd and I parked our Domanes to welcome the sun over one of our favourite spots, Blakeny Road.” We always love seeing photos from where you […]
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Boyd Cycling has long been a fan of the wider road tire, and their latest creation makes plenty of room for anything from a 25mm to a 32mm tire. But the real treat with these is the molding technology introduced, allowing them to use the same aero profile and lower mold to create three distinct […]
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“I shall return” MacArthur Park in Philippines | Mr. Locksmith
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I (Terry Whin-Yates) had a fun trip to the Philippines and I visited where General MacArthur made his historic landing in Leyte Philippines.
On October 20, 1944, a few hours after his troops landed, MacArthur waded ashore onto the Philippine island of Leyte. That day, he made a radio broadcast in which he declared, “People of the Philippines, I have returned!” In January 1945, his forces invaded the main Philippine island of Luzon.
The invasion had the largest Naval battle of World War 2 and the first Kamikaze attack.
Lots of very good documentaries on the numerous battles and incredible bravery of the American and Filipino troops.
General MacArthur said “I shall return” and he did. The US Navy basically bomb the heck out of Leyte and the interesting other parts, there are better other documentaries you should see, this was the biggest naval war battle in the entire World War II. This is where the Japanese put in the last stand fight. Basically, Leyte’s in the middle of the Philippines. This cut off the southern and the northern part of the Japanese navy. They came in here in mass. There was a massive naval battle, and it’s unreal when you hear about the documentaries on this, but basically a few ships, where they were told to retreat, they actually went in, right into the middle and they fought like heck and they actually discouraged the Japanese so bad they pulled off, and then the American Navy just wiped them out. The landing here, this beach, is actually called Red Beach from all the blood that was split here. Now the reason MacArthur came here, it’s smack in the middle. He could cut off the oil to Japan, but more importantly, five kilometers from here is the airbase in Tacloban. , The airstrip that’s still here to this day and is now a modern Airport. They took them a while to get it. They actually, over a hundred thousand Japanese troops died defending, to the last it was kamikazes, and the Americans lost 15 thousand plus men taking this area, taking the airfield, and then moving their way up to Ormoc to get the deepwater port so they could invade on the way to Manila. The other interesting thing, here was one of the first kamikaze attack that actually, the very first kamikaze attack was out here in this general area in the navy there. There was twenty Japanese special planes set up with 500 pounds of TNT. They had 20 of them. They couldn’t find anybody for a long time. Finally, they did find a ship, and that was the very first of the kamikazes, so it just shows how desperate they were. But again, biggest naval battle in World War II. There’s dozens and dozens of ships, hundreds of ships around the whole area. It basically broke the back of the Japanese Navy. They had no more large aircraft carriers before this battle. This cleaned off everything else they had, every other small aircraft carrier, took out some of their biggest destroyers, cruisers, everything. And again, it was just a few ships, American ships, that basically turned the tide that could’ve been a big slaughter out here. And again, they got the airfield. The interesting thing is, this area is famous for Yolanda, which was the biggest typhoon, the biggest winds ever recorded on Earth. Basically, the Americans wanted to get off of here as quick as they could because the weather, it rains and it’s so bad they couldn’t get the air covers they wanted so they got their foothold here, and then they moved all the way up to Manila. So again, I hope you enjoy the pictures here, and again, very very famous spot. This is MacArthur Park. It’s very popular as you can see, and it’s a great park and it’s really interesting history here, and all around here. I hope you enjoyed watching this video. Subscribe to my channel. Also, visit my website, and you can see what online locksmith training I have for beginners, intermediate, and advanced, as well as my covert methods of entry and my nondestructive methods of entry
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New Yorkers who love the convenience of riding bikes but not the maintenance have an interesting new option. Van Moof has launched VanMoof+, a subscription service that gives users access to a bike starting at $19 a month. Riders have access to smart and e-bikes with rates ranging from 60-90 cents a day. Subscriptions become available […]
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One of the favorite tires in the Schwalbe line up for aggressive riding, the Hans Dampf is about to get even better. While the previous version fit in for riders looking for something more aggressive than the Nobby Nic without quite going all the way to the Magic Mary, this new version offers a similar […]
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The battle for the bathroom is a common occurrence across homes throughout the world. Even people primarily living alone may run into this issue when hosting guests. When the issue about adding another bathroom to the house comes up, space and cost are usually the biggest concerns; but to the surprise of many, space isn’t as big of an issue as originally perceived.
A 3 by 5-foot area is usually all that is required to fit a toilet and sink. If you have a couple more feet to spare, a 5 by 5 can accommodate a small walk-in shower as well. Some common advantages of an additional bathroom can be convenience, adding value to your home, and the additional privacy of not having guests in your private bath.
Let’s look at where you can add a bathroom in the home – and where they are needed most.
In a lot of homes, the placement of the bathroom is usually located closer to the bedrooms or in a central location between both living and sleeping spaces. The idea of having a bathroom close to the den or living room can be very attractive. And for the ultimate man cave, a toilet close by is an absolute necessity. It’s not uncommon to find a coat closet, staircase or hallway in or adjacent to a living space, as they can be the perfect spaces to install a half bath.
When hosting guests, it can be cumbersome to explain directions to the bathroom multiple times, especially if your home is larger or of unique design. Wouldn’t it be easier to just leave the door to your new bathroom open when unoccupied, so everyone can plainly see and take note when the urge to go arises?
A convenient and efficient additional bathroom can be used to link two bedrooms together. This arrangement is commonly called a Jack and Jill style bathroom. This can be great for homes with children. Some well-designed Jack and Jill setups allow the use of private areas like the shower and toilet separate from the sink, counter and vanity area.
This style can be an efficient use of your space. Some standard bathrooms can even be converted in some home layouts. You can also save cash by incorporating this design compared to two separate bathrooms: why build and plumb another bathroom when you can frame in a door for less?
This may seem like strange advice, but spend some time thinking about the size of your bathroom. Many homeowners possess bathrooms that can be much larger than necessary. Most of the plumbing has already been ran, allowing you to tap into water and drain pipes without making long and costly runs of pipe; this can be one of the major advantages of splitting your already existing bathroom. Though it sounds silly at first, making use of an over-sized bathroom by splitting it can give you the extra bathroom you need at a lower cost.
An additional bathroom is probably one of the most wished-for additions in smaller and older homes. Even in small homes, where it may seem unlikely to have the space, room can be found to make this addition. These optimal places for a new bathroom can potentially save time, frustration and money, depending on your exact configuration.
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This week we throw in a little footage from Sea Otter Classic, including a pro bike check with Amanda Batty, then talk to Wolf Tooth Components’ president Mike Pfeiffer about their new headsets. In between, Watts and Tyler review some of the tech highlights from the show, talk about the future of gravel racing and […]
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For years, Answer has been one of the brands under the Hayes Components roof. And within that Answer brand has been the Answer Protaper line of handlebars along with other Answer components like stems, pedals, and grips. One of the biggest pieces of news from Sea Otter from Hayes Components was that the Answer brand […]
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Relive World Cup racing from pain to glory with Unior/Devinci – The first Lošinj World Cup was hard on a lot of riders, but a unique & exciting track. Watch inside, behind the racing with OSMfilms and the Unior/Devinci Factory Racing who delivered their best World Cup finish ever, with Dakotah Norton stepping up to the podium. All the […]
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We’ve zoomed in before on the YT Tues DH bike that Aaron Gwin has used to dominate the World Cup circuit. Well, Gwin has a new ride – a revamped Tues CF Pro – and he’s already won another World Cup with it. Go behind the scenes with the YT Mob for a closer look… YT Tues […]
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When it comes to magnetic phone mounts, the iOMounts Nomad is by far my favorite. I only ride with a phone on my bars when I’m on the trainer, but that’s enough to make the burly little mount super useful. However, while the flexible strap of the Nomad worked fine, iOMounts wanted to create something […]
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While the real news from Sage Titanium is the introduction of their first mountain bike, we’re starting with a gallery of the 13.2lb Skyline road bike build. There’s a parts list at the bottom with specifics, but the project achieves that low weight with extensive use of THM, Lightweight and SRAM parts. The price? Heh, […]
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Mike Pryde debuted Chapter2 last summer with the Tere road bike, using subtly aero tube shaping and details. While they called that bike ‘Aero’, this new Chapter2 Rere is “Full-Aero”. So what exactly is the difference? And what makes the new Mana integrated cockpit unique? Chapter2 Rere carbon aero road bike While the Tere got some […]
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Named after western Berlin’s favorite escape into nature, the new carbon mixed-surface gravel bike – the 8bar Grunewald is built to tackle any road or trail. Inspired by their adaptable Mitte bikes, 8bar designed a faster all-road bike with traditional road geometry but enough clearance for your 650b mountain bike tires. 8bar Grunewald carbon 650b […]
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Photo submitted by David Henderson, II, of Harleysville, PA, “Rest stop at one of the local villages in route to Asenema waterfall in Aburi, Ghana.” “A photo of us mountain biking on a dirt road in route to Asenema waterfall in Aburi, Ghana.” We always love seeing photos from where you are riding and are happy […]
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As tires get wider, so do the rims. That seems to be the motivation behind Reynolds’ newest wheelset which replaces their current trail line up. The new Blacklabel 347 and 349 are substantially wider, but include all the features that make their Blacklabel series stand out for a killer carbon wheelset in 27.5 or 29″. […]
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The new Wilier Turbine has an overall form that you could be forgiven for saying looks familiar. But a unique detachable, break-down aero base bar is lurking there too. Outside of the latest P5x, pretty much every TT bike we’ve seen recently looks quite similar (even in steel), and most share a trend for more […]
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Microshift might not be the first brand you think about when it comes to drivetrains, but they’re continually launching products that may change that. After just launching their new 11-46t cassettes at Frostbike, now they have a rear derailleur to go with it. The new XCD RD-M785L is a clutched 11 speed derailleur with clearance […]
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Ever since the early days of Surly, the 1×1 has held a special place in their line up. As Surly’s first frame, the 1×1 Rat Rod opened a lot of doors to the world of single speeding, and up until its discontinuation was a popular bike for Surly. But things change, and a 26″ single […]
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Here’s the latest from graphic artist Thomas Yang’s 100Copies series. Returning back to representing the bike after some time away – although not a fixie rider himself he says – this 40th print in the series visits the pure form of the fixed gear. No brakes and the fixed drive means sliding to stop in the urban […]
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What if you actually have your dream job, but that “what if” kept meeting you around every new corner? That’s what The Col Collective founder Mike Cotty kept facing while working full time at Cannondale, a job he loved. But ride after ride, he just couldn’t shake this feeling that he should be doing more. […]
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Yesterday we detailed Cube’s move to 29″ wheels on the new Stereo 150 29, built for their Enduro World Series team. Previewing the surprisingly affordable carbon bike in Finale Ligure, we rode away impressed with the 29er’s agile & responsive ride on the technical terrain, chasing downhill after Cube’s pro riders. Riding up and (mostly) down […]
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Photo submitted by reader Mike, who won a pair of DeFeet socks by watching the Bikerumor Friday Yard Sale. Be sure to watch it every Friday – you never know when you’ll get the chance to win something! We always love seeing photos from where you are riding and are happy to share them with […]
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Getting an auto loan means you allow a lender to purchase a vehicle on your behalf and agree to pay the lender back over time with interest. Car loan interest is the cost you pay for using the lender’s money. In most cases, car loans use simple interest instead of compound interest. Simple interest is calculated on the amount you took from the lender, known as the principal. On the other hand, with compound interest, interest is added to the interest. For this reason, simple interest car loans are more affordable than compound interest car loans. With a car loan that uses simple interest, each payment goes towards your interest for that month and the rest goes towards your principal. That way your interest will be paid every month, so it will not accrue.
To determine simple interest, you multiply the daily interest rate by the principal by the number of days that pass between payments. That is why you should always try to make your car loan payments on time. It is even better if you make payments before the due date each month. If you do so every month, your loan will decrease faster allowing you to settle your loan sooner than originally estimated. Paying your loan late every month will not only cause you to take a longer time to clear your loan, it will cause you to pay more for the vehicle over time as well.
There is a world of difference between a 4% and 6% interest rate for the same vehicle. Because your car loan interest will dramatically affect how much you pay for your vehicle you must aim to get the best possible interest rate when shopping for a car loan. Here are 3 ways you can get a good deal:
Just about anyone can get a car loan but if you have bad credit, you will find that the interest rates on an auto loan will be higher than if you had good credit. Improving your credit score is a great way to ensure you get a good deal. And you can improve your credit score in just a few months.
A larger down payment means you will need to take less from the lender. Many lenders will give you better interest rates with a larger down payment because you are less likely to default on your loan as you have more to lose.
Whether you’re buying a new or used vehicle, compare rates before deciding on an auto loan. That way you will know when you have found a good deal.
While the best option for buying a car is with cash in hand, the fact is that many people cannot afford to do so. If you need car financing, Credit Now can help you in the same way we have helped thousands of other drivers. We have low-interest rates and offer hands-on experience and dedicated solutions and options to suit your needs. Even if you have bad credit or no credit at all, we will not turn you away as we specialize in bad credit auto loans and loans for those with no credit history as well. So, give us a call today to discuss your options.
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Meridian by Townline in the centre of Burquitlam, an upcoming luxurious 32-storey residential high-rise tower compromised of 198 carefully crafted intelligently designed 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom homes, along with a limited collection of only a few exclusive two-level 3-bedroom townhomes. Conveniently located at Cottonwood Avenue and Clarke Road; in the centre of Burquitlam’s burgeoning community, adjacent to the Evergreen SkyTrain line and just steps from a plethora of urban amenities.
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The new Wahoo BOLT Aero Mount by K-Edge takes the aerodynamic claims made by the GPS cycling computer brand and extends that to the Boise, ID, made machined alloy out front mounts. Word is, Wahoo wanted this, and K-Edge could easily deliver, which made both companies’ sponsorships of Bora and others such that the riders […]
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Back in February Quarq expanded smart suspension tuning with their ShockWiz gadgets and a new mobile app. Then as RockShox updated forks, a new web-based tool looked to simplify setup. Mountain bike suspension is becoming more customizable, and more complicated. Electronic tools have the potential to make life easier, so how can apps help dial in […]
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Always one of the more visible brands since their triumphant return, Fat Chance was even more visible this Sea Otter with a new bright red bike. Called the Wicked Fat Chance Enduro, Chris Chance said this was a true aggressive hard tail built around standard 27.5″ wheels and tires – though there will also be […]
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Now in their 12th year of making innovative tools and accessories, Lezyne has a bigger catalog than ever. Originally, Lezyne had planned on just adding a few new products for year 12, but before they knew it, almost 20 new items had sprung forward. A lot of that is due to their ability to react […]
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Litespeed has brought back their Unicoi model as a lightweight, short travel soft tail using a dual spring design hidden inside the frame. For more aggressive riders, the new Nolichuky provides 120mm rear wheel travel on a modern trail bike. Here’s the video overview directly from their booth at Sea Otter: Named after a trail-rich […]
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After a bit of a hiatus, Noble Bikes used Sea Otter 2018 to re-launch the brand with gravel, cross, and even a full suspension mountain bike. That mountain bike was one of the bigger parts of the story as it included a new “standard” called Flat Mount 180. Co-developed with Mark Landsaat, UCC, Magura, Tektro, […]
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Poor blood circulation can cause a number of other problems that you’ll surely hate dealing with. Varicose veins, numbness, exhaustion, and dizziness are only some of the common symptoms you’ll experience, unless you do something to improve your blood circulation. Try any of the following:
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Soak in a whirlpool bathtub
The combination of warm water and massage jets in a whirlpool promote better blood circulation. They help your blood vessels dilate, or open up, allowing more oxygen and nutrients to flow to major organs. This is particularly beneficial to those who have arthritis. Improved circulation can encourage better movement and less pain and stiffness in your joints. Source: LiveStrong
Don’t forget your roots
Ginger, onions, and garlic are three items that you’ll definitely want to add to your grocery list – not only they stimulate and improve the health of the circulatory system – but also because they’re just good for you. Fresh ginger root is anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, improves digestion, and can soothe all forms of nausea. Garlic and onions contain organosulfur compounds which help the body to fight off infection, eliminate toxins from the liver and blood, and can even keep biting insects away. Source: NaturalLivingIdeas
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Anything that aids in general fitness should boost your circulation. When you work out, try both:
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The new IRC Boken dropped a “k” from the name since we first saw the prototype at Interbike, but now it’s officially in the lineup in 700×36 and 700×40 sizes. It has a lightweight single-ply casing with sticky rubber compounds to grab and grip anything it rolls over. Based off their sand cyclocross tire, the […]
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FSA’s mountain bike wheels now have categories – AGX for Adventure, Gravel and Cyclocross; and WideR for mountain bikes of all types. The AGX line will measure 22mm internally and have a traditional bead hook design, essentially taking their old mountain bike wheels and rebranding them for gravel. The WideR rims are come in at […]
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Last season we started seeing 29ers being gravity tested more, then gradually being debuted out of both the Enduro World Series and World Cup Downhill circuits. The Cube Action Team was spotted in September of last year racing a camo prototype 29er in the EWS. Now that new enduro bike is official in the full […]
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Photo submitted by Kerry Waldman, “Grom slaying one of her personal dragons, the creek crossing on our local trail. The first go at it on our last ride she dunked herself. But this time she forged ahead undeterred. She has been loving riding the trails on her pedal bike over the past 6 weeks since […]
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Mavic introduced their first full carbon mountain bike wheels in 2016 as the XA Pro, which had 26mm internal widths and used an asymmetric profile. Now, the all-new Mavic XA35 Pro Carbon builds on that to offer a wider option for fast trail riders. They’ve also added a new alloy mountain bike wheel, and are […]
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When Atomik Carbon launched their fat bike and plus bike wheels, they wanted to build a carbon rim that was strong but still had good ride qualities. Since making a super wide and tall rim can lead to a harsh ride, they investigate other ways of making the rim strong. What they introduced was their […]
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Enduro Bearings has added their own take on ceramic bearing pulley upgrades for the SRAM Eagle group. They start with an alloy center for stiffness, then coat it with a Delrin outer so it’s quiet and doesn’t wear the chain. It’s not just the construction that sets them apart, it’s the third wheel that’s available: […]
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The one major constraint to using a belt drive on a bicycle is that the frame needs a break somewhere on the driveside rear triangle to allow the belt to insert. Now, Veer Cycle has found a way to let you put a belt drive transmission on any bike, by cutting the belt. They use […]
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The folding bike specialists at Dahon are mostly known for building small wheel, compact commuter bikes, but their new GB-1 breaks that mold. The new aluminum Gravel Bike #1 sizes up to mixed surface friendly 650b Road Plus wheels, yet still folds down into a relatively compact footprint to make it easier to travel to […]
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Italian wheel brand Alchemist Bicycles debuted their XC/Marathon RR wheels in 2014 as a mostly symmetric but still unique set of carbon-rimmed mountain bike wheels. Now, the new Alchemist RR2 changes everything, adding separate designs for front and rear hubs, carbon and alloy hub options, and an all-new “Eagle optimized” engagement system. The carbon rims […]
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The Winnebago Revel 4×4 debuted last fall as the RV brand’s answer to an off-road capable adventure van, and they say it’s been insanely popular. Featuring side pop-outs, a full roof rack, and a well built interior using the Mercedes Sprinter 4WD body as it’s base, it’s not hard to see why. Long before this, […]
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Over the weekend at the opening Lošinj downhill World Cup, Spanish handbuilt carbon mountain bike maker Unno officially race-christened their super light 27.5″ Unno Ever DH bike. Under their two-Brit factory team, the bike seemed to handle to rough course well, chalking up a solid top-20 performance in its first outing. Unno Ever superlight 200mm […]
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Photo submitted by Mike Chilton, “here’s a photo of our mountain bike group (LMFAO – Luanda Mountain Bikers From All Over) crossing the Bengo River a couple of hours east of the capital Luanda.” We always love seeing photos from where you are riding and are happy to share them with our readers around the world […]
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Maverick by Then Shier is a new five-storey condo development located in Surrey. This project will offer 125 1-, 2-, and 3- bedroom condos unite along with outstanding exclusive amenity space. Get access to Metro Vancouver’s most affordable homes. Maverick is coming soon to the new entertainment district.
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Ward by Vicini Homes development is a new 3-bedroom townhomes development located in the lovely residential Norquay neighborhood, just steps away from 29th Ave Skytrain Station, and surrounded by parks, bikeways, and great schools. This project will offer 16 unite, sizes range from 950 – 1,070 SF. With kitchens designed for real life & entertaining, you’ll love the sleek European-inspired cabinetry, full-size stainless steel appliances including gas range, and breakfast bar.
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Lizard Skins’ latest mountain bike grips are the complex shaped Charger Evo, which come in slide-on and lock-on versions, including a slide-on with a short flange. They use a single compound material with tons of angled texture to provide good grip, a little cushioning, but remain thin enough for enhanced bar feel. Also new are […]
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Last fall, Argon18 introduced the Krypton endurance road bike, which they called their “most engineered bike ever”, and was a departure from their traditionally racy road bikes. Now, they’ve applied many of those design features in a new model that brings back some of the speed, but turns its wheels toward rougher roads. The all-new […]
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Strava has searched for ways both to quantify athlete efforts across different disciplines and to offer a higher level of training data analysis to its premium users. Suffer Score had been Strava’s go-to Premium metric based on heart rate, but now Relative Effort has taken over as a better cardiovascular intensity comparison, also giving a […]
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When Kona wasn’t celebrating their 30th birthday with a massive bowling party, they were on hand at the Sea Otter Classic to show off a bunch of new bikes and prototypes. Mostly extensions of current models, Kona is adding more 29ers, more 700c, more Big Honzos, and yes, more e-Bikes. While some of these bikes […]
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Formerly only for pros, the Zipp 454 NSW tubular is now for sale to anyone, and it’ll come in rim and disc brake versions. Joining it is an updated 303 Firecrest tubular wheelset, also in rim and disc brake models, that borrows just a bit of the NSW aero tech. For the 303, the external […]
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We first spotted the Urwhan bikes commuter concept in Vienna about 18 months ago. Now the company is ramping up production capacity, and offering a limited edition of just 25 bikes for pre-order via Kickstarter. Be the only kid on your block commuting on a personalized seattube-free, belt-drive, internally geared hub, internet-connected steel city bike. […]
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Photo submitted by Jennifer Hare of her ride in Red Rock Canyon Open Space, Colorado Springs, CO. We always love seeing photos from where you are riding and are happy to share them with our readers around the world here on the Pic Of The Day. Send in your pics with a brief description here.
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The bathroom is undoubtedly the most peaceful place in everyone’s home. Perhaps, the greatest ideas and biggest decisions are made in the bathroom. And that is why having a comfortable bathroom is as important as a comfortable pillow.
We all love our bathrooms and hence it is a bit hard to think about a renovation. But by making your bathroom better you are giving a nod to your own luxury. A comfortable bathroom means you don’t need to keep looking where your towel is when your eyes are covered with shampoo, or feel the like the water has suddenly become colder.
By following these easy tips and tricks you can make your bathroom much more desirable.
When you enter the bathroom, make sure the first thing you see is a fine quality rug. It should be smooth for your toe and absorbent as well.
Sink is necessary for a comfortable bathroom, and preferably in the corner position. That provides room in the bathroom and disable any kind of traffic!
Wicker baskets are good alternatives to shelves. It also lets you keep more things and they are easily attachable to walls.
Downlights or skylights as many people call them are extremely popular nowadays and it makes your bathroom comfortable and stylish. It is easily installable in the bathroom ceiling and the LED downlights can be turned on and off automatically with the movement of bathroom doors. So whenever you open the door the downlights turns on automatically.
It’s good to keep your small things like toothpicks, toothpaste, and toothbrushes in a glass jar. If you do not have a specific space to keep your small things in the bathroom you might need to keep finding it in time.
You don’t need to dig holes in the wall to create rail to put your towel. Use a small decorative ladder for a beautiful finish instead.
Mirrors can be really helpful to wash you better. When you can have a clear look at your body in the mirror it will make bathing easier.
Air freshener smells beautiful and it is a nice way to make your bathroom feel like heaven. Remember heaven smells nice!
Always have a window in your bathroom in the top of your head height. It should be small and only openable from inside. The purpose of the window is to enter sunlight during the daytime to dry out the place.
If your bathroom has a smaller place, The bathroom skip the glass door of the shower. Even if your bathroom can afford that space it is not really necessary when you already have a door to lock yourself invisible.
These are few of the best tips to make your bathroom comfortable. Even if you don’t believe, your bathroom develops your lifestyle. So make sure to have a comfortable one (be it bathroom or lifestyle).
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The Truth will set you free. It will also get you into the newest bike from Ellsworth. After a lengthy hiatus from the lineup, the Truth is back – and with a wild new redesign for their Active suspension. Available in two different suspension configurations, the Truth Convert will slot in as their new lightweight […]
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Initially developed for their team riders, the DVO Topaz 2 rear shock will hit the market for Giant Reign and Trance owners looking to upgrade. The design relocates the piggy back to work in the frame and still allows a water bottle to fit. More importantly, all of the tuning was revamped to work specifically […]
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Introduced in 2015, the Alchemy Arktos trail bike used 27.5″ wheels and a new suspension design from David Earle. It’s been very well received, but lacked a 29er option…until now. The new Alchemy Arktos 29 revised not just wheel size, but also travel, geometry and more to create a modern long travel mountain bike. Rear […]
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Race Face used their Sea Otter booth to show off a full spectrum of color options for their alloy bars, which have color-matched grips for the Turbine R 35mm handlebars up top. Their matte black finish makes them look carbon, but they’re really alloy and come in 10/20/35mm rises with 8º rear sweep and 5º […]
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This episode comes at ya from Sea Otter Classic 2018, where Tyler sits down with Paul Price of Paul Component and Billy Sinkford of Echos Communication to talk gravel bikes, custom anodization and other cool stuff from the world’s largest consumer cycling expo. The conversation goes here and there, but entertains the whole way through. […]
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Avani Centre by Avani Investment Group in Surrey is a new mixed-use condo development located in the heart of Surrey Centre. Avani Centre offers 181 exclusive residences in combination with a hotel by Hilton, allowing for luxury experiences. The Residences at Avani Centre begin on the 8th floor, ensuring that these homes rise above the Medical District and overlooks the core of the city’s University District to the north.The architecturally unique residential tower rises atop a 5-storey hotel, and is close to Surrey Memorial Hospital, Holland Park, Central City Shopping Centre, the SFU campus, King George SkyTrain station, and a future shopping and entertainment complex.
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Holland Row by PC Urban in North Vancouver is a new 3-storey woodframe rowhomes development located in the new community of Lions Gate Village. This project will offer 23 3- and 4- bedrooms townhouses. Holland Row will offer residents some of the best the North Shore has to offer in urban living amongst nature. Overlooking the Capilano River, the rowhomes boast private back yard, secured parking garages with direct access into your home, premium appliances, refined interiors and sophisticated architecture. All within walking distance of restaurants on Marine Drive, shopping at Park Royal, a new Community Centre being built on Fullerton, the nature trails of West Vancouver and local skiing at Grouse Mountain.
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The new Challenge Gravel Grinder TLR is their first tubeless ready tire, but there’s plenty more to come. It uses a similar tread pattern as the Chicane, but wider. It’ll be offered in 700×38 (355g) and 700×42 (425g) at first, followed by 700×33 and 700×46. Shipping in three weeks, should be available early June. They’ll […]
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Win a pair of Teravail tires of your choice of style and size! Be one of three winners to win The Cannonball (700×35 or38), Sparwood (29×2.25), Rampart (650×47) or Coronado (27.5×3.0). Teravail’s line of tan sidewall tires offer the same level of dependability and performance as their black sidewall tires, but with a splash of […]
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Scott cracks down on fraudulent Sale Sites Sweeping Social Media – Fake online storefronts have been increasingly popping up via social media. And with “too good to be true” deals, more are scamming hopeful (and overly trusting) customers into sending them money. Scott Sports has had enough. They’re stepping up legal action against fraudulent domains providers, and reminding […]
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As temperatures rise, summer cycling gear is arriving to keep us cool in our saddles. In this quick roadie roundup check out a heat-beating kit from Endura and see what women’s brand Peppermint has created for this year’s summer collection. Endura Pro SL Lite road bike clothing Even in the clothing realm, consumers can benefit […]
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If you’re anything like me, you’ll agree that bikes and beer are the best partners since peanut butter and jelly. I’ve seen trails named after the builder’s favorite beers, bike release parties held at breweries, and cross-industry collaborations like the ultimate urban BMX cruiser – the Sierra Shredder we’re taking a closer look at today. […]
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Photo submitted by Jörg Schäfer, “I did the climb to the Mt.Ventoux yesterday, perfect conditions. 17°C and no wind. Really enjoyed it!” We always love seeing photos from where you are riding and are happy to share them with our readers around the world here on the Pic Of The Day. Send in your pics with a brief […]
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SRAM’s data collection division Quarq is back with another tiny bit of electronic technology to improve your ride. Much like their ShockWiz does for suspension, the new TyreWiz provides live tire pressure measurement, aiming to “reduce tire wear, improve compliance, and boost speed”. Quarq TyreWiz realtime tire pressure monitor At first glance these little things might […]
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Bristol Heights by Polygon is a new collection of townhomes in Abbotsford‘s master planned community of Westerleigh. This project will offer two and three bedroom plus flex homes. Every square foot is thoughtfully designed to give you places to gather and share, and space for everyone to enjoy peace and quiet. Featuring gourmet kitchens, spa-inspired bathrooms, and stylish laminate hardwood flooring, these functional homes don’t compromise beauty. Step outside your door to run, walk or cycle the Discovery Trail or enjoy Club West – Westerleigh’s residents-only clubhouse complete with an outdoor pool, hot tub, cinema, gym, and more!
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Silca has been eyeing the premium water bottle cage market. While pretty much every new cage I’ve seen in the last fifteen years has been composite, Silca is going back to classic titanium. Nothing wrong with that, a ti King Cage is one of the best cages in existence. But what can Silca add? Silca […]
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In a world of incremental gains, getting a big improvement in speed and acceleration is just that: Big. Syncros takes the most important place to save weight and does it in a big way with the new Silverton SL full carbon wheelset. The wheelset is designed as a system, far more so than designing a […]
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Why did Campagnolo develop their latest 12-speed road bike groupset? It may have been more than simple one-upmanship. Let Campy’s own engineering and development team explain why the perfect number behind movement is undoubtably 12. Campagnolo Movement 12 – The Meaning of 12 As much as Campagnolo can be a traditional company, steeped in history, […]
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We took a good detailed sneak peek at Greg Minnaar’s new signature tire last summer when we spotted his prototypes in the pits of the Mont Saint Anne DH World Cup. Now at Sea Otter, the Maxxis Assegai is made official. Greg Minnaar signature Maxxis Assegai DH race tire Greg Minnaar’s downhill dominance is unquestionable, […]
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Garmin quietly rolled out two new GPS computers and updated Varia radar yesterday afternoon. The highlight is an all-new Edge 130 that packs full connectivity & basic navigation into a small package. Barely bigger than the Edge 25, it gets navigation capability, power meter track, and much more… Edge 130 compact, connected GPS cycling computer […]
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At the same time as Garmin introduced their all-new compact, connected Edge 130 device, they also unveiled a quiet internal overhaul of the workhorse 520 into the new, more powerful Edge 520 Plus. Their Varia rear-facing radar device also gets functional updates, plus improved tail light visibility. Edge 520 Plus updated GPS cycling computer The […]
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Years back, ENVE introduced the M-Series of wheels with various numbers to imply the intended use. The M50fifty was for XC, where you typically spent 50% of your time descending and 50% climbing. The M60forty and M7030 hit the middle ground and the M90ten handled downhill racing. Then last fall they upgraded those rim designs […]
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Photo submitted by Mikael Strand, “A snapshot from my most recent Sunday ride. A cold and foggy day in south Sweden brings some beautiful views and tired legs.” We always love seeing photos from where you are riding and are happy to share them with our readers around the world here on the Pic Of The […]
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Admittedly, Pivot took a big risk when they introduced the original Switchblade. Adding yet another standard to an already weary market was certainly a gamble, but it was one that paid off. The resulting bike with Super Boost Plus had a stiffer rear wheel, more tire clearance, shorter chainstays, and somehow, it even had room […]
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Arcola by Kingswood Real Estate is a new townhouse development located at Highgate community in Burnaby. This project will offer 22 units, size ranges from 1,448 -1,496 SF. Live with timeless design and impeccable style at Arcola, the spacious three-bedroom homes convey functionality with well-proportioned rooms and efficient floorplans reflective of a single-family home.
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The Links Residences by Infinity Properties is a new townhouses development located at Guildford Golf Country Club in Surrey. This project will offer 55 units.Knock off 18 holes with neighbours at a moment’s notice or just enjoy the serenity and warmth of a naturally private, resort-style community. At The Links, the grass really is greener. The Links is one of those once-in-a-lifetime locations. Set amid native landscape and adjacent to Guildford Golf & Country Club, these 55 distinguished townhomes are a dream come true.
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Commencal already brought big 29″ wheels to their Supreme DH bike at the end of last year. And they told us “an enduro bike is just a DH bike that knows how to climb” when they last overhauled their core all-mountain racing Meta AM. So it’s little surprise that the popular alloy enduro bike was […]
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Sponsoring World Champions in any discipline means cool special edition gear. Together with two-time DH World Champ Loic Bruni, Crankbrothers are spinning up a special Mallet DH Super Bruni edition clipless platform pedal for the downhiller to debut this weekend at the Lošinj World Cup opener. Mallet DH Super Bruni special edition downhill pedals The Super Bruni […]
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While many riders would love a long travel dropper seatpost to get their saddle far out-of-the-way, a lot of mountain bikes just don’t have enough seattube to fit longer posts. OneUp Components’ new Dropper Post though claims to be the “world’s shortest, long travel dropper post” so you get the most travel that will fit […]
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Cross-country bikes are stretching out towards more travel as carbon frames get lighter, race tracks get more technical, and modern trail capable geometry gets dialed. Fezzari’s new 120mm carbon Signal Peak is a perfect example, ready to fly fast up long, steep climbs and then hammer through rock gardens and down technical descents. While we might […]
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Photo submitted by Branton Holmes, “Finally had some good weather and a trail to the top of my town’s namesake Mount Helena! With some fresh upgrades on the bike, as well.” We always love seeing photos from where you are riding and are happy to share them with our readers around the world here on the Pic […]
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Since taking on the brand, Cane Creek has issued several limited edition colors, but now they’ve completely revised the venerable stoppers. The all-new eeBrake G4 is the fourth generation of lightweight rim brakes, and they come in at 80g per wheel for standard mount…a savings of about 3g per wheel compared to the prior version […]
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RaceFace has a new dropper seatpost for your all-mountain bike in the Turbine R, plus an updated 1x remote. The post itself should look familiar, as it’s essentially a Performance spec Fox Transfer dropper rebranded with a Race Face look and the new & improved RF remote lever. RaceFace Turbine R dropper seatpost, aka Fox […]
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After introducing titanium gravel bikes, plus bikes, and even a dirt jumper, Why Cycles will finally have a titanium fat bike. Even with a name like the Big Iron, the fat bike will be anything but, with a lightweight titanium build that represents Adam Miller’s latest take on fat. Miller has quite the resume when […]
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With the revival of sweet titanium eeWings cranks from Cane Creek yesterday, also came a slick alloy bearing preloader. The trick, that precision machined preloader can replace the plastic setup on 30mm SRAM and RaceFace cranks, and it isn’t even expensive. Cane Creek 30mm spindle crank Crank Preloader The new design of the titanium eeWings […]
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Welcome to Tire Tech, Bikerumor’s mostly-weekly series on bicycle tires. Like our Suspension Tech and AASQ series, we take your questions about tires, whether it’s road, cyclocross, fat, plus, gravel, or mountain bike, and get answers from the brands and people behind them. In the last few editions of our Tire Tech series, we discussed knob […]
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After debuting on their mid- and long-travel single crown forks, then migrating to the SID, Rockshox has quickly rolled out their new DebonAir and Charger 2 systems to virtually the whole line. That includes the new 2019 Rockshox Boxxer, which also gets a moot-inspired dual crown design and room for bigger wheels and tires. The […]
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Funn kicks off the morning Sea Otter releases with a unique new UpDown Internal Dropper. They had an IFP-based UpDown dropper post in the lineup since 2016, but when it was time to go internal routing, they also developed a new Twin Tube Cartridge design that avoids the pitfalls of IFPs. Funn UpDown Internal non-IFP dropper […]
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Hunt built a brand on well spec’ed, affordable tubeless road wheels spinning up solid, reliable performance. But deep down, much of the Hunt team are really technical mountain bikers. That’s made most of their wheels capable in the dirt & gravel, but it was time for some proper wide mountain bike wheels. The result, a […]
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Along with a number of big improvements to the 2019 Stumpjumper, there are also a dizzying array of models. Part of that is due to the elimination of the Specialized Camber in favor of the new Stumpjumper ST, while the rest is up to the choice of either 27.5″ or 29″ wheels on almost every […]
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Photo submitted by Jennifer Hare, “Pic by @HolzPhoto, me riding through Red Rock Canyon Open Space.” We always love seeing photos from where you are riding and are happy to share them with our readers around the world here on the Pic Of The Day. Send in your pics with a brief description here.
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Winston South Oak by Coromandel Properties is a new 8-storey concrete development located at the corner of 67th and Oak Street. This project will offer 43 1-, 2- and 3- bedroom condos and townhomes, sizes range from 517 sqft to 1,605 sqft. In a neighborhood rich with community spirit and family values, a new vision is shaping south oak. Coromandel properties is proud to be a part of this momentum with the introduction of Winston, a refined collection of homes setting a precedent of bold, modern living.
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Lion’s Gate Townhomes by Woodbridge Properties is a new development with 150 townhomes located in Lion‘s Gate Village, North Vancouver. This project will offer 1-, 2-， 3- and 4- bedrooms stacked townhomes in 12 three-storey buildings with rooftop decks. Citimark and Woodbridge are excited to bring new, ground-oriented housing to Lions Gate Village. Close to nearby Belle Isle Park, within walking distance to Park Royal Shopping Centre, and a 15-minute drive to downtown Vancouver, enjoy urban convenience without the city bustle.
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752 Marine by Larco is a new mixed-use 11- and 14- storey building located at Marine & Taylor Way in West Vancouver. This project will offer 143 mixture of studio, 1-, 2- and 3- bedrooms condominiums. The towers, and a separate low-rise commercial building on Squamish First Nation leasehold land will encompass a 3,100 sq ft public plaza, sheltered from the traffic on Marine Drive. The first two floors will function as a street-scale commercial perimeter that includes retail, restaurant, and a childcare space.
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Hunter by Intergulf Development Group is two new residential towers and 4-storey townhouses development. Located at the corner of Mountain Highway and Hunter Street, walking distance to Lynn Creek Town Centre, North Vancouver. This project will offer 314 studio, two-, and three- bedroom condominiums in two residential towers and 12 stacked townhomes. As the vision for the heart of Lynn Creek Town Centre is to create a focal point for community services and facilities, Hunter will enable the development of a three-level community centre, including daycare with outdoor playground.Other public realm improvements that Intergulf will contribute in the neighbourhood include a rain garden and street parking on the south side of Seylynn Park, the planting of street trees along Hunter Street, construction of a linked multi-use path on the west side of the development, an all-weather bus shelter near the corner of Hunter & Mountain Highway, development of a large public plaza fronting the community centre, and construction of separated bike lanes along Mountain Highway.
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