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02-16-09, 10:50 AM
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I feel happy
Hi everyone,
To any one who cares, I am 27, female, and have maintained an ongoing love affair with bicycles for about 5 years now. Currently I ride a trek 1200, or sometimes a terraknaut allegro. I have an trek 800 mountain bike I am looking to sell, and polishing up an old univega maxima sport for my roommate. Lately I have been doing what I can to learn about maintenance and repair on any and all bikes I can find; that I might move from fond rider, to knowledgeable, to expert. I look forward to tips, tricks, and trades that this form might provide.
To any one who cares, I am 27, female, and have maintained an ongoing love affair with bicycles for about 5 years now. Currently I ride a trek 1200, or sometimes a terraknaut allegro. I have an trek 800 mountain bike I am looking to sell, and polishing up an old univega maxima sport for my roommate. Lately I have been doing what I can to learn about maintenance and repair on any and all bikes I can find; that I might move from fond rider, to knowledgeable, to expert. I look forward to tips, tricks, and trades that this form might provide.
02-16-09, 02:21 PM
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Hi Clara. Sounds like you're well on your way to becoming an expert. Check out the Mechanic's Forum for tips and tricks. Very knowledgeable people posting there ... no I don't post in that Forum 
Welcome to BF's.
Welcome to BF's.
02-23-09, 06:04 PM
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Thanks, I am just beginning my ventures into serious repairs and I am sure that plenty of people on here can, could, and hopefully will provide excellent advice.
