Newbie, neophyte, cherry, FNG
03-25-05, 06:44 PM
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Steve
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Newbie, neophyte, cherry, FNG
No matter how you say it, I'm a new, but completely adicted, cycler. Started mountain, then mountain and road (both on mountain bike), now roadie, mostly. Gunning for my first century first week of June (actually 175 miles in 2 days for Tour du Cure). Any riders, new or old, with advise, or any in Columbia, SC who want to ride, let me know.
Steve
Steve
03-27-05, 01:28 PM
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Everybody was a FNG (Funky New Guy, right? 
) at some point, so don't let anyone give you any fertilizer... Good luck with the century - that's an awesome goal. I've done a little bit of riding down in North and South Carolina, and it seems to be really nice down there. Have fun!
) at some point, so don't let anyone give you any fertilizer... Good luck with the century - that's an awesome goal. I've done a little bit of riding down in North and South Carolina, and it seems to be really nice down there. Have fun!
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03-27-05, 02:29 PM
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thanks, bro..."funky", yes, the "pc" "f" in fng. where in PA? i was born there and have family scattered all over. a century there must be like a millenium: 100 miles from point a to b with 100 miles in elevation change.
thanks for the encouragement,
steve
thanks for the encouragement,
steve
