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~SPIKE~
08-09-05, 06:13 PM
I have recently purchased my first bike since I was a kid and I have just started to ride. I was a runner and a soccer player until last October when I dislocated my knee and tore my MCL for the second time and the doctor said "no more". So I decided to give riding a chance (its easier on the knees). I am currently living in Louisville, KY and should be moving to Boulder, CO in the up coming future, and I thought that maybe I could learn more about my new (expensive) hobby by joining this forum.

RonH
08-10-05, 05:37 AM
Welcome to BikeForums.



... I thought that maybe I could learn more about my new (expensive) hobby by joining this forum.
Hobby?? How about addiction. :D
Olebiker
08-10-05, 05:50 AM
I grew up in Louisville and moved from there to Denver where I lived for a couple of years. The move to Boulder will be a bit of a culture shock. Take plenty of lip balm. It's dry out there.

Check into the Louisville Bicycle Club. You will be welcomed on their rides and you will learn a lot from riding with experienced folks. Before you know it you will be riding the Tour de Gil with the best of them.

~SPIKE~
08-10-05, 11:04 AM
I travel to Boulder several times a year and I love it out there I can't wait to move. And your right it is alot different there than it is here in Louisville, thats why I cant wait to move.
Big Tommy C
08-10-05, 11:54 AM
Take plenty of lip balm. It's dry out there.

It almost sounded like you said it's dry in KY. But that would be impossible. :D


You didn't say if you're getting into road biking or mountain biking, if you mounain bike I'd highly recommend checking out the forums at www.kymba.org. Lots of Louisville folk who'd be happy to show you the trails and such.