Greetings from Nijmegen, the Netherlands.
04-22-15, 06:44 AM
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Greetings from Nijmegen, the Netherlands.
Hi Everyone,
I've been reading the forum for over two years now. My name is Dirk-Jan and I reside in Nijmegen, in the Netherlands. I am a bike collector and own something like 20 vintage Italian and Dutch Bikes. My daily ride is a BMC SLC 01 Pro Machine and a BMC Fourstoke FS02. At the moment i am in the progress of obtaining an Masi Grand Criterium and i need some additional information. I hope i can find it here
regards,
Dirk-jan
I've been reading the forum for over two years now. My name is Dirk-Jan and I reside in Nijmegen, in the Netherlands. I am a bike collector and own something like 20 vintage Italian and Dutch Bikes. My daily ride is a BMC SLC 01 Pro Machine and a BMC Fourstoke FS02. At the moment i am in the progress of obtaining an Masi Grand Criterium and i need some additional information. I hope i can find it here
regards,
Dirk-jan
04-22-15, 07:27 AM
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Cheers Dirk-Jan, welcome to Bike Forums!
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Hi Dirk-Jan and welcome! I hope you get the information you need.
I once tried to ride from Eindhoven to Nijmegen, but got a little lost and it was getting late, so abandoned the attempt.
I enjoyed my ride to Maastricht the next day, however.
As you know, you live in a beautiful, bike friendly country! And I plan to visit again.
I once tried to ride from Eindhoven to Nijmegen, but got a little lost and it was getting late, so abandoned the attempt.
I enjoyed my ride to Maastricht the next day, however.
As you know, you live in a beautiful, bike friendly country! And I plan to visit again.
04-22-15, 09:19 AM
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welcome to the forum... check out the vintage section.
