Introductions - Greetings from Buffalo, NY

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cdat
06-23-04, 07:11 PM
Hi, my first post. I'm recovering from a broken ankle and anxious to get back in the saddle. I used to ride between 3,000 and 5,000 miles a year, (Not bad in Buffalo!) but haven't ridden in a few years. I've picked up a 19 year old Peugeot and can't wait to get out and put it to the test. I'm a newcomer to the site and it looks great. Looking forward to everything!
Cdat

bnet1
06-23-04, 07:22 PM
Hi, my first post. I'm recovering from a broken ankle and anxious to get back in the saddle. I used to ride between 3,000 and 5,000 miles a year, (Not bad in Buffalo!) but haven't ridden in a few years. I've picked up a 19 year old Peugeot and can't wait to get out and put it to the test. I'm a newcomer to the site and it looks great. Looking forward to everything!
Cdat

Hi and welcome to the forums. There is a whole plethora of information here and stuff to interest anyone. Get that ankle healed quick! Peugeot is a good machine. Several of my old freinds had one. I used to ride a Trek aluminum. Just switched to a recumbent. Having the time of my life. Enjoy the forums!

'bent Brian
iceratt
06-23-04, 09:55 PM
I've picked up a 19 year old Peugeot and can't wait to get out and put it to the test.
What I concider my first real bike was a peugeot. It was light and had alloy rims( I didn't know anyone else besides my brother with anything this fancy). That bike is 26 years old, if it still exists. Lots of good memories there.