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10-30-02, 07:21 AM
Hey gang!
Just thought I'd do a quick intro. I'm from Boston, where I work during the day as a photographer/multimedia producer for a DoD sponsored research laboratory. I am also a Spinning(TM) instructor. That is actually how I found this site. Someone posted a link on the instructor forum to a thread about indoor cycling, and my curiousity brought me to you fine folks. I primarily ride on the road, although my mileage is way down this year, since I have a 10 month old son at home, and playing with him is definitely more important than going for a ride after work. Anyway, for the past 13 years, I have participated in the AUtumn Escape Bike Trek, a 3 day, 160 mile ride to raise money for the American Lung Asooc. of Massachusetts. I also volunteer as a mechanic on the Pan Mass Challenge, a 2 day 192 mile ride that supports the Jimmy Fund and the Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Boston. I ride a 1996 Bianchi Campione D'Italia (in Celeste paint, of course), with Campagnolo Mirage gruppo, Panaracer Stradius tires, Specialized BG saddle, and a Profile aerobar.
That's my story, and I'm sticking to it!!!
NED
Just thought I'd do a quick intro. I'm from Boston, where I work during the day as a photographer/multimedia producer for a DoD sponsored research laboratory. I am also a Spinning(TM) instructor. That is actually how I found this site. Someone posted a link on the instructor forum to a thread about indoor cycling, and my curiousity brought me to you fine folks. I primarily ride on the road, although my mileage is way down this year, since I have a 10 month old son at home, and playing with him is definitely more important than going for a ride after work. Anyway, for the past 13 years, I have participated in the AUtumn Escape Bike Trek, a 3 day, 160 mile ride to raise money for the American Lung Asooc. of Massachusetts. I also volunteer as a mechanic on the Pan Mass Challenge, a 2 day 192 mile ride that supports the Jimmy Fund and the Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Boston. I ride a 1996 Bianchi Campione D'Italia (in Celeste paint, of course), with Campagnolo Mirage gruppo, Panaracer Stradius tires, Specialized BG saddle, and a Profile aerobar.
That's my story, and I'm sticking to it!!!
NED