New rider in Dover
08-17-06, 08:14 PM
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New rider in Dover
Hi All! I've been thinking about getting into biking for a while, but a friend in need of a riding partner pushed me over the edge. I thought cycling would also be a great way to cross-train. I consider myself more of a runner (hope I'm not blaspheming). I recently purchased a Raleigh Route 1 flat-bar road bike; so far so good. I'm also considering biking to work, which is about a ten-minute drive in the car. Anyway, hello again.
08-17-06, 09:23 PM
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Sounds cool! As long as your riding a bike...you're a cyclist as well as a runner. The Raliegh sounds nice. I'm thinking of buying a Trek Soho (new type of commuter bike) this Fall for back and forth daily.
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08-17-06, 10:37 PM
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Welcome to BF! Check out the Commuting forum. Lots of good info and tons of commuting advice. Commuting's easy when you know how.
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