Hello from Rhode Island
07-09-20, 03:57 PM
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Hello from Rhode Island
Hello everyone,
I've ridden a few road bikes over the past decade (1978 Motobecane, late 80s Bianchi, now a early 90s Fuji) but am very much a newbie. I relied on the (now ex) partner for repairs, appraisals- really everything bike related apart from changing tubes/tires and cleaning it. Now I'm trying to learn how to do things myself and get more serious about riding longer distances and get even more enjoyment from riding bikes!
Currently in RI, been here for just over4 years and much more used to the state's sometimes weird, often lovely folks.
I've ridden a few road bikes over the past decade (1978 Motobecane, late 80s Bianchi, now a early 90s Fuji) but am very much a newbie. I relied on the (now ex) partner for repairs, appraisals- really everything bike related apart from changing tubes/tires and cleaning it. Now I'm trying to learn how to do things myself and get more serious about riding longer distances and get even more enjoyment from riding bikes!
Currently in RI, been here for just over4 years and much more used to the state's sometimes weird, often lovely folks.
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07-10-20, 12:55 AM
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Howdy!
07-10-20, 07:34 AM
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Welcome callmeledgerman !!!
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