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07-30-03, 02:41 PM
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Ok, so what about me...Im so completely NEW to road biking...hell, i just learned how to ride a nike a couple years ago when I moved to the east bay. Ive never owned a bike before, so I never learned... its not the kind of thing thats crucial when your growing up in the coney island projects(brooklyn,ny).
So I got here and learned, and now own an entry level Bianchi Brava road bike. I bought it new just 3 months ago, it still has most of its stock parts, but very very slowly (so much research to do, being a newbie!) Im switching out parts to better fit me and how I ride. Im sold on road biking, this bike is pretty much attached to my hip... I dont know how to drive (hee, another NY thing) so it pretty much takes me everywhere. I didnt know a damn thing about road biking until I started researching and looking for a bike to buy... but i still had no actual experience riding one. Its trial and error from here on out, Im learning as I go, and asking as many dumb questions as possible here. thanks a bunch!:p
Ok, so what about me...Im so completely NEW to road biking...hell, i just learned how to ride a nike a couple years ago when I moved to the east bay. Ive never owned a bike before, so I never learned... its not the kind of thing thats crucial when your growing up in the coney island projects(brooklyn,ny).
So I got here and learned, and now own an entry level Bianchi Brava road bike. I bought it new just 3 months ago, it still has most of its stock parts, but very very slowly (so much research to do, being a newbie!) Im switching out parts to better fit me and how I ride. Im sold on road biking, this bike is pretty much attached to my hip... I dont know how to drive (hee, another NY thing) so it pretty much takes me everywhere. I didnt know a damn thing about road biking until I started researching and looking for a bike to buy... but i still had no actual experience riding one. Its trial and error from here on out, Im learning as I go, and asking as many dumb questions as possible here. thanks a bunch!:p