"So how do you identify a real Canadian cyclist?
Canadians always stop at Tim Horton’s for a coffee, eh. Yes, we know that coffee is not the best beverage for a cyclist but we need our Timmy’s fix, eh.
Canadian cyclists have been known to wear Toronto Maple Leaf jerseys instead of their cycling jerseys.
Canadians cycle farther than Americans. We do this by counting distances in kilometers instead of miles.
Canadian cyclists have to dodge trees on their bicycle paths placed by aggressive beavers (yes it really happened to me this year), eh.
Canadians say “eh” a lot."
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