Another newbie from paradise
02-22-05, 07:08 PM
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Another newbie from paradise
Neil from San Diego--PB/Rose Canyon area.
New to this forum. Been hanging around on CyclingForums and the Usenet groups (rec.bicycles.tech, rec.bicycles.misc) for quite a while.
Was a pretty serious MTB rider years ago. Bought a Cannondale T2000 tourer a few years ago to learn about road riding and commute to work. Pretty serious eye issues forced me out of work, leaving me a little more time than I'd like to ride. My Cannondale's great, but a major pig (~30#) on the hills. Sick of getting dropped. Of course, if I cut back on the pasta, that would help, too
A few weeks ago, I plopped down a wad of cash on a Moots Vamoots with a Campy package. It's due in another week +/-. If it ever stops raining around here, I'm pretty damned excited about logging some miles on it. With the eye issues, I'm pretty limited as to what I can do . . . but I can ride . . . and ride I shall!
Best to all,
Neil
New to this forum. Been hanging around on CyclingForums and the Usenet groups (rec.bicycles.tech, rec.bicycles.misc) for quite a while.
Was a pretty serious MTB rider years ago. Bought a Cannondale T2000 tourer a few years ago to learn about road riding and commute to work. Pretty serious eye issues forced me out of work, leaving me a little more time than I'd like to ride. My Cannondale's great, but a major pig (~30#) on the hills. Sick of getting dropped. Of course, if I cut back on the pasta, that would help, too
A few weeks ago, I plopped down a wad of cash on a Moots Vamoots with a Campy package. It's due in another week +/-. If it ever stops raining around here, I'm pretty damned excited about logging some miles on it. With the eye issues, I'm pretty limited as to what I can do . . . but I can ride . . . and ride I shall!
Best to all,
Neil
