Not so newbie!
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Not so newbie!
Hello from West Texas. Middle age made me start something new in life, so I picked up biking to keep in shape. I hate to see old bikes rotting away so I have salvaged six in the last year or so. Most are low to mid end entry level type road bikes, but its been fun. Have a '87 Schwinn World Sport, '77 Motobecane Super Mirage, early 70's Schwinn Continental, '82 Peugeot Grand Sport, and a small kids universal Peugeot with training wheels. All are original minus tires and some cables. I'm currently working on an '84 Nishiki Mixte, and looking at a "Rolls" super racer, which I dont know much about. I've been reading a lot of the posts in the forum since I started this venture and finally got the chance to register with you all. Thanks for a great source of information...
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Welcome to the forums! Where in West Texas are ya?
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Thanks Guys, El Paso is where I call home. Great riding weather if you go around sevenish. I guess pretty much like your neck of the woods GeoBigJon.
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El Paso is beautiful, don't like the wind, dust, and smog from Juarez and when those aren't happening you can enjoy being outside in El Paso.