Greetings from Shenandoah Valley
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Shenandoah Valley, Virginia
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Greetings from Shenandoah Valley
Just got back into biking about a month or so ago. I'd been off the road for, oh....say 8 years or so, after I got hit by a big ole Ford Bronco, on my road bike. So, I took the plunge and purchased a Giant, Rainier mountain bike and I'm loving it. I was amazed at how easy it was to jump back into the swing of things. I mean the style is totally different but hey, its like riding a bike. I just turned 51, and I have to say, I think I've found a new sport. Oh yeah, my mantra is...."gravel not good, gravel not good." I have a secret spot to ride that is absolutely awesome. In the process, I darn neared died pumping up some surprise hills. Trails seem to require twice the work, and hills....well let's just say, I'm doing a bit more research before I go out on an impromptive ride.
Nice to meet everyone. Stay safe.
Nice to meet everyone. Stay safe.
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Welcome aboard. Keep on pumping up them hills and being 51 just won't matter all that much!
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A conclusion is the place where you got tired of thinking. - S. Wright
Favorite rides in the stable: Indy Fab CJ Ti - Colnago MXL - S-Works Roubaix - Habanero Team Issue - Jamis Eclipse carbon/831