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02-23-06, 01:20 PM
I'm a 18 yr student at University of Central Florida and i'm interested in getting into mountain biking, though unfortunately i'm still such a novice that I can count the number of times I've been down a trail on my fingers. When not on a trail, my bike doubles as transportation around campus, and when i'm not on my bike :( I'm either at my computer, out partying, or busy with homework.
My first bike was a Dual Suspension Pacific and although it should be condemned to the depths of walmart special hell, I must thank it for creating my interest in the sport.
My second bike was a GT Avalanche 3.0 w/ disc brakes and it was the single greatest source of pleasure in my life... for about a week. It dissapeared in the middle of my chemistry lecture. Quite a painful way to learn that braided steel cable locks are really more of a window dressing security.
My current bike is a (old) Bianchi Ibex that I picked up on ebay for 75$. Unfortunately it's in need of repair and that's what brings me to this site!
My first bike was a Dual Suspension Pacific and although it should be condemned to the depths of walmart special hell, I must thank it for creating my interest in the sport.
My second bike was a GT Avalanche 3.0 w/ disc brakes and it was the single greatest source of pleasure in my life... for about a week. It dissapeared in the middle of my chemistry lecture. Quite a painful way to learn that braided steel cable locks are really more of a window dressing security.
My current bike is a (old) Bianchi Ibex that I picked up on ebay for 75$. Unfortunately it's in need of repair and that's what brings me to this site!