Hello from central PA
09-19-06, 07:49 PM
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Hello from central PA
Hello, I came here to find out how to repair my old bike and look at what i might want, when i get a new bike in the near future.
Back in 95 i bought my first bike, a Diamond back topanga, it was kinda expensive when i bought it compared to what they cost now for the same set up. i rode it very hard for the first 3 years and occasionally for the next 3. for the last 5 years its been collecting dust in the spare room, well i want to get back into riding again so i thought i would fix it up and ride this one to make sure i still can before i buy a new bike.
I'm going to look around here to see if i can find some info i need, if not I'll make a post asking for the help i need.
This looks like a great site.
Lee.
Back in 95 i bought my first bike, a Diamond back topanga, it was kinda expensive when i bought it compared to what they cost now for the same set up. i rode it very hard for the first 3 years and occasionally for the next 3. for the last 5 years its been collecting dust in the spare room, well i want to get back into riding again so i thought i would fix it up and ride this one to make sure i still can before i buy a new bike.
I'm going to look around here to see if i can find some info i need, if not I'll make a post asking for the help i need.
This looks like a great site.
Lee.
09-19-06, 08:32 PM
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Welcome Lee! Definitely fixe up the old bike and get back in shape, then get a new one once you figure out what you'd like to do differently.
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