Hello from Los Angeles!
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Hello from Los Angeles!
Hi guys. I'm a long time lurker who recently figured the cheapest way to learn and get into cycling was to flip bikes. I'm mostly focused on vintage because that's all I can afford atm but also I quite like the look of them. I'm a short rider so finding a bike my size is often a pain in the used market. I wouldn't call myself a cyclist as I'm a late learner and I have yet to get over my fear of riding in traffic! For now I'll call myself a cycling fan.
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Hello and welcome from NorCal! It takes a bit of time to get used to it. If you have paved bike trails I found it really feels safer. Then move onto getting to your destination via neighborhoods vs regularly traveled streets. Good luck!
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Joined: Jul 2019
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From: Southern Cali
Bikes: 1982?Free Spirit FS10/ Sunbird Road Bike; 1995 Raleigh M-80; 2004 Raleigh SC-30; 2007? Scattante R-330; 2012 Fuji Absolute LE 3.0; 2012 Jamis X3 trail, 2002 Huffy Arlington. 2004 Iron Horse Maverick Sport. 1989 Trek 1400 Road Bike. And..more..
Hi! welcome to the forum. I'm from Downey. what bikes do you have?










