Another hello from Seattle
08-21-03, 11:50 PM
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Another hello from Seattle
Well, after lurking for some weeks I figure it's time to register so I can start asking all the required newbie questions.
Well, not quite.
I am a life-long Seattle resident - born here in '62 - and have been bike commuting off and on for many years. My commute now is ~17 mi. one way from West Seattle to Greenlake. I have been a good boy the last couple years and have worked up to 2 or 3 days per week on the bike and for all riding a bit over 100 miles per week.
I currently have three bike; a 3 month old Trek 520 for the road, a 10 month old K2 Launch 4.0 (the double-boinger), and a 4 year old Kona Blast (1/2 boinger).
And so, without further ado, I raise my bottle of local brew
and it's off to the rest of the forums!
FF
Well, not quite.
I am a life-long Seattle resident - born here in '62 - and have been bike commuting off and on for many years. My commute now is ~17 mi. one way from West Seattle to Greenlake. I have been a good boy the last couple years and have worked up to 2 or 3 days per week on the bike and for all riding a bit over 100 miles per week.
I currently have three bike; a 3 month old Trek 520 for the road, a 10 month old K2 Launch 4.0 (the double-boinger), and a 4 year old Kona Blast (1/2 boinger).
And so, without further ado, I raise my bottle of local brew
and it's off to the rest of the forums!FF
08-22-03, 09:36 AM
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heya FF, welcome aboard
I have been commuting for over a year now, and it is really one of the best decisions I could have made...
The commuter forums have great info for all your questions about riding
anyhow enjoy spinning
I have been commuting for over a year now, and it is really one of the best decisions I could have made...
The commuter forums have great info for all your questions about riding
anyhow enjoy spinning
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08-22-03, 02:14 PM
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Ah yet another Seattlite and a microbrew fan to boot whats your favorite brew?
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08-24-03, 01:38 AM
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Favorite brew? Life is too short to restrict myself to one favorite!
My beer consumption is down to maybe a couple beers a week on the average and the local Thriftway has such a selection that it seems I rarely brink the same flavor twice.
Now it's time to rest up a bit, heading to Tolt with the double boinger bike in the morning.
My beer consumption is down to maybe a couple beers a week on the average and the local Thriftway has such a selection that it seems I rarely brink the same flavor twice.
Now it's time to rest up a bit, heading to Tolt with the double boinger bike in the morning.
08-24-03, 08:47 AM
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Originally posted by Psychic Pimp
Favorite brew? Life is too short to restrict myself to one favorite!
My beer consumption is down to maybe a couple beers a week on the average and the local Thriftway has such a selection that it seems I rarely brink the same flavor twice.
Now it's time to rest up a bit, heading to Tolt with the double boinger bike in the morning.
Favorite brew? Life is too short to restrict myself to one favorite!
My beer consumption is down to maybe a couple beers a week on the average and the local Thriftway has such a selection that it seems I rarely brink the same flavor twice.
Now it's time to rest up a bit, heading to Tolt with the double boinger bike in the morning.
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