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06-25-08, 09:31 PM

Jusso

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Hello from Kentucky

Actually I am from Palermo

but we moved to the states a couple of years ago. My dad handed down one of his bikes, a Trek 1500, and I have been riding for the past couple of weeks. I am originally a hockey / football (soccer) / rugby player but this is definately a new thing and my favorite way to work out. Here in Kentucky there are a lot of painful hills and a mix of long stretches of flat road so I have plenty of variety when it comes to riding.

06-25-08, 10:28 PM

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Well, HOWDY ya'll,,,,and welcome, I like to read posts from the Red Cardinal Bird State to learn what I can about riding out yonder as I reckon I just may get a hankerin to move there one day....

06-26-08, 08:33 AM

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Hello Jusso, I have been to Kentucky, and it seems as if it would be a great place to ride. Lots of country, beautiful scenery. A bit muggy, but hey, you get used to it!

From Palermo to Kentucky--that sounds like quite a cultural shock