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August 24, 2010
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John Lee on his chopper with his daughter Natasha.
John Lee had his bike stolen when he was 11 in Montreal and did not ride his bike again until he was a 26 year old adult in Toronto. He started to incorporate bicycles into his creative photo shoots, and got more into cycling when he started to partner with a gang of girls called the Deadly Nightshades. Now this former car-lover has even moved into the center of Toronto so he could "get rid of his car and just ride".
John Lee has five bikes at his home. A chopper, a road bike and a downhill mountain bike, along with a pink chopper bike and a road bike for his twelve year old daughter Natasha, whom he regularly rides with. You can read more about her in the next issue of Dandy Horse, the Toronto Cycling Magazine John Lee regularly contributes to.
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