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11-19-12, 12:50 PM
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Hi Bicycle Friends!
I hope you are all riding good today! I am relatively new to bicycling, I think mountain bikes will be good.
I do enjoy pettaling around the parks and limestone trails, often with some friends.
Do you all ride on mountain bikes or limestone trails? I think limestone trails are the best!
Bye!
I do enjoy pettaling around the parks and limestone trails, often with some friends.
Do you all ride on mountain bikes or limestone trails? I think limestone trails are the best!
Bye!
11-19-12, 01:16 PM
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Welcome! This a 'global' community- not only do we have members from all over the globe, but we ride all different kinds of bicycles in all kinds of environments. Sounds like you're interested in non technical trail riding, so the Hybrid forum might be a haven if the MTB forum is a little too hardcore for you.
And my avatar is my bike. You'll find some of us have only one bike (largely due to either financial or storage constaints), some have a couple of different types for different purposes (road for road, mtb for off road), and some have enough to open their own resale shops.
And my avatar is my bike. You'll find some of us have only one bike (largely due to either financial or storage constaints), some have a couple of different types for different purposes (road for road, mtb for off road), and some have enough to open their own resale shops.
11-20-12, 01:52 AM
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Cheers BikesNHose, welcome. I ride almost exclusively on roads (commuter / utility cyclist), but any riding is good riding in my books. Keep the rubber side down!
--J
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