Hi from Morrison, CO
11-16-07, 10:07 PM
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Hi from Morrison, CO
Hi all,
Thanks for helping to create such a great and informative forum. I'm a year round commuter from Mineapolis who recently moved to CO. I'm looking forward to milder winter rides and contributing to and learning from this great site.
surly power
Thanks for helping to create such a great and informative forum. I'm a year round commuter from Mineapolis who recently moved to CO. I'm looking forward to milder winter rides and contributing to and learning from this great site.
surly power
11-16-07, 10:13 PM
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Hello surly power, I think I can guess what bike you've got 
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Feel free to contribute good advice and tips to the Winter Cycling forum. Even though you no longer have to brave the extreme conditions of Minnesota, I think a fair number of folks would still consider riding in Colorado in the winter to be fairly daunting.
Welcome to BF!
East Hill
.Feel free to contribute good advice and tips to the Winter Cycling forum. Even though you no longer have to brave the extreme conditions of Minnesota, I think a fair number of folks would still consider riding in Colorado in the winter to be fairly daunting.
Welcome to BF!
East Hill
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Welcome, I lived north of you in Golden for a long time. Colorado is only a bit warmer then Minneapolis. Just a lot drier, especially in the summer. When you are used to the altitude a ride to Evergreen, then Bergen Park, and on up Mt. Evans can be fun. For the two months a year the road is cleared past Summit Lake. look into the Denver Bicycle Touring Club for fun and any of the racing teams for otherwise.
