dirty divas mtb clinic for women!!
03-19-00 | 07:44 AM
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spread the word!
an mtb clinic for women by the women of Mountain Bike Cincinnati!!
Info and register at https://www.fmbco.com/dirtdiva
15-16 april 2000
catered lunch included in the price
learn technical skills, maintenance, health and fitness!
an mtb clinic for women by the women of Mountain Bike Cincinnati!!
Info and register at https://www.fmbco.com/dirtdiva
15-16 april 2000
catered lunch included in the price
learn technical skills, maintenance, health and fitness!
07-01-05 | 07:43 AM
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I just figured I would dig this up because it seems like the latest fad.
And it will get a lot of looks from the title alone!!
Have a happy fourth everyone in USA and hopefully you can spend a good portion of the weekend scorchin' the trails. (sorry AZ residents for the reference)
And it will get a lot of looks from the title alone!!
Have a happy fourth everyone in USA and hopefully you can spend a good portion of the weekend scorchin' the trails. (sorry AZ residents for the reference)
07-01-05 | 08:30 AM
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This thread is ancient...
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07-01-05 | 10:54 AM
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Ancient but still applies. I think that clinic has migrated out here. This does apply to because I need to put my girlfriend into one. Girls just learn differently and I dont have the ability to teach her the confidence she needs to learn 
07-01-05 | 12:38 PM
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Hey Mael, I think most of the "impass" is that she won't listen to you. We had this type of situation all the time when it came to women in the motorcycle safety classes I would teach. They would listen to "us" since we were "experts", but if their significant other would have said the same thing they would ignore it or blow it off.
BTW, I run into the same situation with my wife.
We had this type of situation all the time when it came to women in the motorcycle safety classes I would teach. They would listen to "us" since we were "experts", but if their significant other would have said the same thing they would ignore it or blow it off.BTW, I run into the same situation with my wife.
07-01-05 | 01:00 PM
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Originally Posted by KleinRider
Hey Mael, I think most of the "impass" is that she won't listen to you. We had this type of situation all the time when it came to women in the motorcycle safety classes I would teach. They would listen to "us" since we were "experts", but if their significant other would have said the same thing they would ignore it or blow it off.
BTW, I run into the same situation with my wife.
We had this type of situation all the time when it came to women in the motorcycle safety classes I would teach. They would listen to "us" since we were "experts", but if their significant other would have said the same thing they would ignore it or blow it off.BTW, I run into the same situation with my wife.
