Bikes and Coffee
12-05-14, 11:34 AM
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Bikes and Coffee
Hi everyone, people call me Razordrive but my name is Zeebo and I'm a newbie to all things related to bikes. I would like to learn more about road bikes and pick peoples brains for information and help. I'm a geek and marketing consultant and don't have a bike yet so this is definitely not my field of expertise. My friend, who is into bikes and I are presently working to open a bike centric coffee shop in Vancouver. I'm hoping to use this forum to find a great bike and bounce ideas related to the coffee shop. I hope to get on the road soon with my own wheels. Thanks
12-05-14, 11:38 AM
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Hey Razordrive,
Welcome to Bike Forums.
Get a used one to start with. It will be a Learning Bike.
Welcome to Bike Forums.
Get a used one to start with. It will be a Learning Bike.
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12-05-14, 02:26 PM
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got a place on one of my route that caters to cyclists. they have 3 outdoor portapottys, a big wrap around farmers porch and 3+ bike racks. lot's of goodies inside. GOOD LUCK!
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Welcome to Bike Forums, Zeebo!
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