Hi from Ireland
11-25-21, 03:18 PM
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Hi from Ireland
Hello everybody, I just joined bike forums, but I'm a long time cyclist and have found some very useful info on here over the years.
I have a few road bikes, a mountain bike, a new gravel bike last year and now converting an old school mountain bike to be single speed with drop bars! Don't know what it'll be used for but you can never have to many bikes!
I have a few road bikes, a mountain bike, a new gravel bike last year and now converting an old school mountain bike to be single speed with drop bars! Don't know what it'll be used for but you can never have to many bikes!
11-25-21, 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted by StupidlyBrave
Howdy. What part of Mayo are you from?
11-25-21, 09:00 PM
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Very nice. It has been a few years since I've been to western Ireland. I very much enjoyed Clifden and Galway. I've done some genealogical research since then and I plan to cover that ground eventually. My father's paternal side is from Aghleam, his maternal side from Omey Island. My mother's paternal and maternal side are from around Ballina.
My recollection of driving in and around there was "go as fast as you want, but get off the road if a tour bus is coming".
Welcome to BF.
My recollection of driving in and around there was "go as fast as you want, but get off the road if a tour bus is coming".
Welcome to BF.
11-25-21, 09:10 PM
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I spend a lot of time in Clifden, i was there last weekend cycling the sky road.
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Originally Posted by grosey
Hello everybody, I just joined bike forums, but I'm a long time cyclist and have found some very useful info on here over the years.
I have a few road bikes, a mountain bike, a new gravel bike last year and now converting an old school mountain bike to be single speed with drop bars! Don't know what it'll be used for but you can never have to many bikes!
I have a few road bikes, a mountain bike, a new gravel bike last year and now converting an old school mountain bike to be single speed with drop bars! Don't know what it'll be used for but you can never have to many bikes!
