Introducing myself...
01-13-11, 02:28 AM
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Introducing myself...
Hi all,
I write from Madrid, Spain, and I'm glad to be here; excuse my english, was better a few years ago, but now it's a long time I don't practise it.
I use to commute with my folding bike from the train to my work place, Madrid is not a great city for commuting, we need more bike roads and lots of new rules for drivers/riders, but now they're doing great efforts (government) to establish the bike use as much as possible.
Every day I go to work with my little bike, I see more and more riders, I like it and I hope we'll keep on growing this trend.
So here I am to learn and share opinions and experiences, mostly in the folding bike side, which is the one I use best.
Kind regards,
luis
I write from Madrid, Spain, and I'm glad to be here; excuse my english, was better a few years ago, but now it's a long time I don't practise it.
I use to commute with my folding bike from the train to my work place, Madrid is not a great city for commuting, we need more bike roads and lots of new rules for drivers/riders, but now they're doing great efforts (government) to establish the bike use as much as possible.
Every day I go to work with my little bike, I see more and more riders, I like it and I hope we'll keep on growing this trend.
So here I am to learn and share opinions and experiences, mostly in the folding bike side, which is the one I use best.
Kind regards,
luis
01-13-11, 04:49 AM
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Hello luis, welcome to Bike Forums!
I'm sure you've found our Folding Bikes forum already?
--J
I'm sure you've found our Folding Bikes forum already?
--J
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