Or ice...

Best website I used to find a job in Canada - Vancouver is Craigslist. http://vancouver.craigslist.ca/ I only ever used this. I found that you have to be in Canada before an employer will show interest in you.

Just like Canada is waiting for stevie....

atrokz - Not many people are wanting to be a toolmaker these days you think? Im the youngest toolmaker I know or have met but I looked at your age and saw that you were 30, as am I. I just find it interesting when I meet younger toolmakers because they all seem to be old men who have gone nuts in the head working to close tolerances with manual machines. When I started tool and die making in Oz, my class had about 25 guys, I finished my trade school cert with only 5 others, the rest dropped out. A few years later and they stopped teaching toolmaking at that campus. Its hard to get a good toolie these days.

I'm a Toolmaker by trade and have spent many hours standing in front of those bloody machines, programming and setting, hands and clothes stinking of coolant and oil.. Now as a supervisor of a CNC M/C shop in Canada I have to say it really has allowed me to work in other parts of the world and if you're good CNC machinist you should be able to get a job anywhere. I currently live in Vancouver and we need CNC machinist here too. We work on boring aircraft parts for the F-35 strike fighter - bikes parts would be more interesting.

Nah - its Lola on seymore. http://www.pinkbike.com/photo/7056717/

Aussies on the podium 1st & 2nd.

In•no•va•tion noun - 1. something new or different introduced: numerous innovations in the high-school curriculum. The thomson to sdg adapter should have won if you're talking innovation. But the competition started off by the organizers giving an example of "innovation" talking about the giro, which has already been done and worked fine for years. http://trickstuff.de/de/products/trixer-dirtcap_KL.php

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYeWp6kn9ns Not sure if its in production yet.

Yes a good idea that already has been perfected down under by our NZ bros. You northlings will catch up one day. http://www.zerode.co.nz/

Oh Yeah - this will solve my eating a Maca's burger while racing downhill problem. Just need a cup holder now. Only thing is, how would I do big skids?