2020 Vision, with a look back
Originally Posted by
delbiker1
2019, all in all, was a pretty good year. I certainly had the difficulties and downtimes that come with life. Of course, I also had the goodness and up swings that go along with that...
In 2020, for all, I wish for good and safe pedaling. Let the spinning begin
Originally Posted by
Jim from Boston
"Fave ride of the year?"
2019 was not a great cycling year, mostly sporadic commuting, but one ride stands out:...
Nice introspection, [MENTION=432901]delbiker1[/MENTION]. I too like to post similarly:
Originally Posted by
Jim from Boston
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I prefer more the experiential discussions on BF rather than the technical/materiel (hardware) Forums, so I daily visit General Discussion, Advocacy & Safety, Commuting, Fifty-Plus, Living Car Free, Road Cycling, Touring, and seasonally, Winter Cycling.
As to my participation on the Forums,
Originally Posted by
turbo1889
First of all you [not Jim from Boston] have no need to apologize for a lengthy post, least of all to me of all people.
Part of the reason I like forums as apposed to other forms of written communal internet forms is because I consider it the "long deep conversation format" rather then the quick short snappy sound bite like format like twitter and such.
Originally Posted by
Jim from Boston
I have been an avid cyclist, as a lifestyle since about 1972...I happened serendipitously on Bike Forums in 2008, and
it was frankly incredible to find a community that shared so many concerns I had kept to myself as a lone cyclist.
This enthusiasm has definitely increased my enjoyment of cycling.
As far as improving it, what I have gotten directly from BF [include]:..
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- the opportunity to post and literally "journal" my thoughts and activities about cycling and lifestyle (even if nobody else reads them), but which I wouldn't write down otherwise.
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BTW, FYA, [MENTION=339610]Darth Lefty[/MENTION] annually posts:
Originally Posted by
Darth Lefty
"Should auld acquaintances be forgot / "and never brought to mind / "Should old acquaintance be forgot / "and old lang syne?"
Originally Posted by Allen Sherman
I know a man / His name is Lang / and he has a neon sign / and Mr. Lang is very old / so they call it Old Lang's sign.
Happy New Year (as of 1:39 AM)