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Bikerumor Pic Of The Day: Port Colborne, Canada

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Photo submitted by Matt Bohun, “Here is where the new and old canals intersect in the North End of Port Colborne. The bike is a titanium frame that is more than twenty-five years old (1″ threadless carbon fork), built again with some more modern components.”

*Please note that many of the photos we post were taken before any restrictions due to COVID-19 were in place. Parks may be closed to the public, please check before heading out.

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