New to forum but not to cycling
07-27-10, 10:45 AM
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Bikes: Scott Paisley, Matt Assenmacher, Harry Quinn, Gios Torino Pro, Basso, and old Trek touring
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New to forum but not to cycling
After migrating to Nashville in the early 90s, I all but gave up cycling. From the late 70s to late 80s, I was very active in the Central Indiana Bicycling Association where I began my collection of now classic bikes (restored custom Scott Paisley, restored custom Matt Assenmacher, restoring a black Gios Torino Pro). I also have a Harry Quinn, Basso, and Trek 730 513 touring frame in the basement ready for restoration.
I rode 8-9000 miles a year with CIBA during 80s, and I hope to return to 2,000 plus annual miles and start ridng the Hilly Hundred in Bloomington/Nashville IN again. Maybe TOSRV again. The Nashville TN area offers many long challenging hills to get these old legs back in shape. I am enjoying the classic vintage bike sections on this forum, and I am happy to be riding again.
I rode 8-9000 miles a year with CIBA during 80s, and I hope to return to 2,000 plus annual miles and start ridng the Hilly Hundred in Bloomington/Nashville IN again. Maybe TOSRV again. The Nashville TN area offers many long challenging hills to get these old legs back in shape. I am enjoying the classic vintage bike sections on this forum, and I am happy to be riding again.
07-27-10, 10:49 AM
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Welcome Tybee to Bike Forums
Great that you are back into bikes.
Great that you are back into bikes.
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