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03-11-03, 12:13 PM
Hello!
I'm Darrell Hoy, a student at the Maine School of Science and Mathematics in way northern maine. As a 17-year old senior, I am very much looking forward to college next year, wherever it may bring me. Possibles include: Rice, Yale and the University of Arizona. I've had a road bike since sixth grade, an aluminum L.L. Bean touring frame, with a hodgepodge of road/cross components. From there, I moved onto a 58cm Trek 2120 frame, with the same components, but which I outgrew this past year. I am currently on Dad's old Specialized Sirrus. I did my first triathlon this past summer, and plan to do a few more of those this summer, as well as a few road races. Or a lot of road races. The snow piles here as I write, up to three feet of standing snow. Good for skiing, bad for biking. I've got the Sirrus on a wind trainer that fills the dorm with the wondrous cacophany on a regular basis. Glad to be a new member here.
I'm Darrell Hoy, a student at the Maine School of Science and Mathematics in way northern maine. As a 17-year old senior, I am very much looking forward to college next year, wherever it may bring me. Possibles include: Rice, Yale and the University of Arizona. I've had a road bike since sixth grade, an aluminum L.L. Bean touring frame, with a hodgepodge of road/cross components. From there, I moved onto a 58cm Trek 2120 frame, with the same components, but which I outgrew this past year. I am currently on Dad's old Specialized Sirrus. I did my first triathlon this past summer, and plan to do a few more of those this summer, as well as a few road races. Or a lot of road races. The snow piles here as I write, up to three feet of standing snow. Good for skiing, bad for biking. I've got the Sirrus on a wind trainer that fills the dorm with the wondrous cacophany on a regular basis. Glad to be a new member here.