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231RandyC 12-11-13 02:47 PM

Cheers from Virginia
 
Hey guys,
I have referenced the forum many times before joining. Biking has been a joy of mine since I was a small child. Road bikes and fixed gear has been a great outlet for me recently.(the last three to four years.) Glad to be a part of the forum!

:thumb:

10 Wheels 12-11-13 02:50 PM

Hello Randy,

Welcome to Bike Forums from a Texas rider.

How well do you like hills?

Juha 12-11-13 03:40 PM

Hello and welcome to Bike Forums!

--J

Zephyr11 12-11-13 05:39 PM

Welcome to Bike Forums!

Lanceoldstrong 12-11-13 05:52 PM

Virginia is for lovers, bike lovers that is.

Welcome.

Lacumo 12-11-13 07:04 PM

Welcome to BF!

Dannihilator 12-11-13 08:29 PM

Welcome to the forums.

Bakerb24 12-11-13 08:36 PM

Welcome to the boards. What part of Virginia are you from?

no1mad 12-11-13 09:34 PM

Welcome aboard :)

231RandyC 12-12-13 08:53 PM


Originally Posted by 10 Wheels (Post 16321863)
Hello Randy,

Welcome to Bike Forums from a Texas rider.

How well do you like hills?

The hills aren't too much worse than back home (West Michigan). I hear Texas is wonderfully flat.

231RandyC 12-12-13 08:54 PM


Originally Posted by Bakerb24 (Post 16322861)
Welcome to the boards. What part of Virginia are you from?

I just moved to the seven cities. Hampton specifically.

10 Wheels 12-12-13 08:58 PM


Originally Posted by 231RandyC (Post 16325676)
The hills aren't too much worse than back home (West Michigan). I hear Texas is wonderfully flat.

Flat roads with coastal winds.

My last ride was 100 miles in 24 mph winds.

231RandyC 12-12-13 09:01 PM

That sounds brutal. My last ride was just my ten mile commute to work. I'll take a few hills.

10 Wheels 12-12-13 09:05 PM


Originally Posted by 231RandyC (Post 16325689)
That sounds brutal. My last ride was just my ten mile commute to work. I'll take a few hills.

Took me two days to recover. Had two loaded panniers on the back.

Training for a 1100 mile tour next March.

Going to take a train from Houston to El Paso, then ride back home.

231RandyC 12-12-13 09:07 PM

That sounds like a hell of an adventure. I would love to do something like that. I'm not quite sure on a destination.


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