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04-19-03, 07:04 AM
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Resident and Ship
Greetings!
Up here in Nova Scotia, spring has sprung. This is a brief 'hello', before I hit the roads. Good to be here!
Up here in Nova Scotia, spring has sprung. This is a brief 'hello', before I hit the roads. Good to be here!
04-19-03, 08:15 AM
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Welcome to BikeForums... and nice bike!!!
I've heard that Nova Scotia is a beautiful place to bike. Enjoy it -- people travel thousands of miles to bike where you live!
I've heard that Nova Scotia is a beautiful place to bike. Enjoy it -- people travel thousands of miles to bike where you live!
04-19-03, 10:14 AM
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Trust me, I enjoy it while I can, however, it's such a short season. The race calendar starts in mid April, when the temps are still only 5 - 10 degrees Celsius. Unless I train in -10, there's not much mileage to be had. Call me a wimp, but I'd rather live in SoCal for the winter.
