Other (Gasp!) bicycling forums or sites?
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Senior Member
Joined: Dec 2004
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From: Boulder, CO
Bikes: Road, MTB, Folding, Commuting bikes...
Other (Gasp!) bicycling forums or sites?
Anyone have any good reading at other bicycling forums - mostly interested in recreational road and bike path type stuff (i.e. not MTN - too old for that
)
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Recovering Retro-grouch

Joined: Dec 2003
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From: Some call it God's country. I call it Acton, Maine
Bikes: Too Many - 7 or 8
A more reasonable and well rounded forum than this one is hard to find. But in the interest of fairness try-
Road Bike Review
Road Bike Review
#3
Thread Starter
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Joined: Dec 2004
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From: Boulder, CO
Bikes: Road, MTB, Folding, Commuting bikes...
I like this forum a lot - it's just not as busy as some of the other forums I read in my other hobbies so I get a little withdrawl every now and then, especially since it's still nice enough to ride down here in Houston
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NFL Owner

Joined: Sep 2004
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From: Irving Heritage District
Bikes: 7-Eleven Eddy Merckx, Vitus Futural, Catamount FRS, Colnago SL, SS MTB
Originally Posted by Bontrager
I like this forum a lot - it's just not as busy as some of the other forums I read in my other hobbies so I get a little withdrawl every now and then, especially since it's still nice enough to ride down here in Houston 

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From: Portland & Yachats, OR
Bikes: Steve Rex, Seven Axiom, Felt Z1, Dave Moulton Fuso
This is by far the best. Here are some others I visit once in awhile.
www.cyclingforums.com
https://weightweenies.starbike.com/phpBB2/
https://www.serotta.com/forum/
and roadbikereview.com as noted above.
55/Rad
www.cyclingforums.com
https://weightweenies.starbike.com/phpBB2/
https://www.serotta.com/forum/
and roadbikereview.com as noted above.
55/Rad
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From: North Carolina
Bikes: Old Raleigh Mtn Bike & 2004 Specialized Allez Triple
It took me three weeks to find this forum. By far this is the most complete cycling forum I have found online.
Occasionaly I will visit biclying.com's community board to see what people are talking about buying. Mainly so I can learn about parts (i'm new)
Occasionaly I will visit biclying.com's community board to see what people are talking about buying. Mainly so I can learn about parts (i'm new)
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Huachuca Rider

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From: Charlotte, NC
Bikes: Fuji CCR1, Specialized Roubaix
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From: Home alone
Bikes: Trek 4300 X 2. Trek 1000, Trek 6000
One of the best things about this forum, aside from the people is the way it is put together. Very easy to navigate. If Joe ever changes it, I would likely like it a LOT less.
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Livin' in God's Country..
Joined: Sep 2004
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From: Door County, USA
Bikes: LeMond Big Sky S
Hey CRUM, I like that "Keep it 'tween the ditches".
I'll have to use that on my wife next time she thinks I'm drifting in the car. I usually tell her "horns mean right, gravel means left".
I'll have to use that on my wife next time she thinks I'm drifting in the car. I usually tell her "horns mean right, gravel means left".
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Recovering Retro-grouch

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From: Some call it God's country. I call it Acton, Maine
Bikes: Too Many - 7 or 8
Originally Posted by JarodArmstrong
Hey CRUM, I like that "Keep it 'tween the ditches".
I'll have to use that on my wife next time she thinks I'm drifting in the car. I usually tell her "horns mean right, gravel means left".
I'll have to use that on my wife next time she thinks I'm drifting in the car. I usually tell her "horns mean right, gravel means left".
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Specialized Member

Joined: Nov 2003
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From: I live in a small town
Bikes: 2004 Specialized Allez
I searched the net for weeks for some kind of forum that had people like me who liked bikes, i found some other forums but none of them were anything amazing. Then one day i was typing in bike keywords and all of a sudden as if by magic there was this search result at the very top, "bikeforums", and it called out to me "ChAnMaN..ChAnMan click on me, click on me ChAnMaN". so i did and my life hasnt been the same sence.
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Click here if any of the following apply to you:
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You can never be too Specialized
Click here if any of the following apply to you:
1 You dont like Specialized, 2 You drive a SUV, 3 Your name is George Bush
#13
Originally Posted by Bontrager
Anyone have any good reading at other bicycling forums - mostly interested in recreational road and bike path type stuff (i.e. not MTN - too old for that
)
)family and senior activites. So if it's bike path info you want/need contact your state's transportion
office for info as I did. My state (Illinois) has great bike path maps of trails and activities for family/path
rides along with a strong cyclist organisations (found on the web) to promote cycling. They will be your
best resource for the kind of info you seek.
Sadly, most forum dicussions will, in time, degenerate into discussions about equipment and which bicycle
is best/better for given activity.
All the best.
Last edited by Nightshade; 12-30-04 at 03:10 PM.
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I drink your MILKSHAKE

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From: St. Petersburg, FL
Bikes: 2003 Specialized Rockhopper FSR Comp, 1999 Specialized Hardrock Comp FS, 1971 Schwinn Varsity
Here's one that was just started recently.
FRM Nation
FRM Nation
#15
This forum is great because it is not dominated by roadies in $3,000 bikes riding $300 biking clothes. You can actually have rational discussions on department store bikes, stealth camping, commuting with clunkers and such. It is a great forum.










