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Morning Throwback: in the 1900s, cycling in Toronto was the worst

Brianne Hogan

October 3, 2012

Whatever your feelings are about the Jarvis Street bike lanes controversy, we think both sides can agree that — lanes or no lanes — biking sucked way more in the 1900s.

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