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Old 07-09-08, 11:29 AM
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Viva Chicago (and rural Wisconsin)

Greetings!

My name is Brendan and I am from the chicagoland suburbs. I've been a lifelong "casual" cyclist. However, now that I am starting to travel around the city more for volunteer-related work, I've started to pick up street cycling. During the school year, I live in rural Wisconsin. I am a track/cross country runner thru and thru, so I hope to try extending some of my running routes for cycling over the next year (there is a beautiful lake nearby my residence).

I am currently riding an extremely old bicycle that looks to be from the 90s or 80s (80s might be a slight exaggeration). I am saving up my money to purchase to hybrid street/mountain bike.

Once I get a new bike, I'd like to start participating in triathlons, charity events, and long-distance trips. Hence, I have joined the forums. Furthermore, after a few inconvenient run-ins with pesky drivers, I am looking for a place to rant/learn how to cope with jerks-in-cars.

-Brendan
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Old 07-09-08, 05:06 PM
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"Extremely old from the 90's" just put another ache in my joints just reading it.

Just kidding. Welcome to the forums.
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Old 07-12-08, 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Bdubs23
Greetings!

My name is Brendan and I am from the chicagoland suburbs. I've been a lifelong "casual" cyclist. However, now that I am starting to travel around the city more for volunteer-related work, I've started to pick up street cycling. During the school year, I live in rural Wisconsin. I am a track/cross country runner thru and thru, so I hope to try extending some of my running routes for cycling over the next year (there is a beautiful lake nearby my residence).

I am currently riding an extremely old bicycle that looks to be from the 90s or 80s (80s might be a slight exaggeration). I am saving up my money to purchase to hybrid street/mountain bike.

Once I get a new bike, I'd like to start participating in triathlons, charity events, and long-distance trips. Hence, I have joined the forums. Furthermore, after a few inconvenient run-ins with pesky drivers, I am looking for a place to rant/learn how to cope with jerks-in-cars.

-Brendan
Hi Brendan, you've probably found the Commuting forum by now! I must protest the description of a bike from the 1980s as an 'extremely old bike' . Most of my bikes are from the 1980s, and they are all younger than I am . What bike are you currently riding?

Welcome to BF, and feel free to PM me with any questions !

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