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Im 6'3' and ride a 64 in road bikes and I can't remember what size my MTB is I will check at home. HAve you checked out Tim"s on Broadway?
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Wow, I am really pleased to see all the people up here in Snohomish County/NE King County. If you are not already aware of it, https://www.bikesclub.org/ is our local bike club. I wonder if there might be any interest in getting together a local ride, say on the Centennial Trail?
PS: To the six foot rider, depending on if the road bike is traditional vs. compact geometry, and measured center-top vs. center-center, I would probably be looking at 58 or 60 cm. I myself am 5'10" with a 32 inch cycling inseam, and ride traditional geometry with a 56 cm. center-top bike and a 55 cm. center-center bike.
For a good road bike selection here in the county, try Bicycle Centers, on Evergreen in Everett, and 132nd in Mill Creek, Bicycles West over on Highway 99 in Lynnwood or the new Gregg's Cycles down by Alderwood Mall.
PS: To the six foot rider, depending on if the road bike is traditional vs. compact geometry, and measured center-top vs. center-center, I would probably be looking at 58 or 60 cm. I myself am 5'10" with a 32 inch cycling inseam, and ride traditional geometry with a 56 cm. center-top bike and a 55 cm. center-center bike.
For a good road bike selection here in the county, try Bicycle Centers, on Evergreen in Everett, and 132nd in Mill Creek, Bicycles West over on Highway 99 in Lynnwood or the new Gregg's Cycles down by Alderwood Mall.
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Hey everyone! Here to represent Cheney Washington for my university going half of the year (go EWU Eagles) and Tacoma Washington for my summer months. I just got my first road bike off of craigs list for $75. Its a Raleigh Capri and its in the shop right now getting its tune up. I'm glad to see that a noob like me has a place to come and ask all his dumb questions.
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I'm on Bainbridge, although I grew up in Poulsbo.
This Thanksgiving will mark my 41rst year as a resident of Washington.
This place has changed an awful lot in the time I've been here, some for the better but most for the worse.
I wish the d***ed "tourists" (and you know who you are!) would move back California and leave us in peace!
...but that'll never happen.
I need new digs.
Bebop
This Thanksgiving will mark my 41rst year as a resident of Washington.
This place has changed an awful lot in the time I've been here, some for the better but most for the worse.
I wish the d***ed "tourists" (and you know who you are!) would move back California and leave us in peace!
...but that'll never happen.
I need new digs.
Bebop
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Originally Posted by Daveyboy
Mukilteo, WA here. Gateway to Whidbey Island. Lot's of hills, but they are good for you right? Riiiigggghhht. Also, we're only 5 short miles to some nice country roads.
Man, I used to live in Meadowdale, just up the hill from Beverly Elementary!
Of course that was 1966. The area's changed a lot since then.
Mukilteo is still a nice place though, last time I was there.
Bebop
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Hey bebop - Yes, I know the area well. I've lived in the general area most of my 40+ years. Lived just south of Meadowdale in the 70's, then the Alderwood area (before Mill Creek). Then my better half turned me on to Mukilteo where I've been the last 15 years. So I've ridden my bike all over that area - more recently around Mukilteo.
Things sure have changed.
Things sure have changed.
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Originally Posted by ngateguy
Im 6'3' and ride a 64 in road bikes and I can't remember what size my MTB is I will check at home. HAve you checked out Tim"s on Broadway?
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Originally Posted by MillCreek
PS: To the six foot rider, depending on if the road bike is traditional vs. compact geometry, and measured center-top vs. center-center, I would probably be looking at 58 or 60 cm. I myself am 5'10" with a 32 inch cycling inseam, and ride traditional geometry with a 56 cm. center-top bike and a 55 cm. center-center bike.
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Originally Posted by MillCreek
Wow, I am really pleased to see all the people up here in Snohomish County/NE King County. If you are not already aware of it, https://www.bikesclub.org/ is our local bike club. I wonder if there might be any interest in getting together a local ride, say on the Centennial Trail?
PS: To the six foot rider, depending on if the road bike is traditional vs. compact geometry, and measured center-top vs. center-center, I would probably be looking at 58 or 60 cm. I myself am 5'10" with a 32 inch cycling inseam, and ride traditional geometry with a 56 cm. center-top bike and a 55 cm. center-center bike.
For a good road bike selection here in the county, try Bicycle Centers, on Evergreen in Everett, and 132nd in Mill Creek, Bicycles West over on Highway 99 in Lynnwood or the new Gregg's Cycles down by Alderwood Mall.
PS: To the six foot rider, depending on if the road bike is traditional vs. compact geometry, and measured center-top vs. center-center, I would probably be looking at 58 or 60 cm. I myself am 5'10" with a 32 inch cycling inseam, and ride traditional geometry with a 56 cm. center-top bike and a 55 cm. center-center bike.
For a good road bike selection here in the county, try Bicycle Centers, on Evergreen in Everett, and 132nd in Mill Creek, Bicycles West over on Highway 99 in Lynnwood or the new Gregg's Cycles down by Alderwood Mall.
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I would join in on a ride or two, I've probably already seen some of you riding in the area (and maybe I've sucked your wheel or pulled you along?)
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Eric here from Warden Washington, I ride a brand new Trek 1500 (alone cause there is no oone around here that rides) also have a KHS Flite 300 that I'm gonna hafta part with. My honey helped me buy the Trek so she gets a new ring lol.
Hey anyone else ride the Tour de Cure last weekend?
Hey anyone else ride the Tour de Cure last weekend?
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Originally Posted by nsandver
Briefly. I stepped in and wandered around a bit there and at Bicycle Centres on Evergreen. Tim's was having a nice sale. Bicycle Centres seems high in price compared to some of the prices for new bikes that I've seen quoted in the Clydesdale forum. I'm shy, so I have yet to ask about test rides anywhere.
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I just started a new thread in the PNW forum for a cycling rendezvous here in Snohomish county. Please post there or send me an email to millcreek.cycling@gmail.com if you are interested.
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Originally Posted by Daveyboy
I would join in on a ride or two, I've probably already seen some of you riding in the area (and maybe I've sucked your wheel or pulled you along?)
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We have tentatively arranged a Snohomish County ride for June 2nd, 2007 starting at 0700 in downtown Snohomish at the south Centennial Trail head. We are planning to do this 40 mile route: https://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path...-Roesiger-Loop
If you are interested, please post here, or in the 'cycling rendevouz in Snohomish County' thread or send an email to millcreek.cycling@gmail.com.
If you are interested, please post here, or in the 'cycling rendevouz in Snohomish County' thread or send an email to millcreek.cycling@gmail.com.
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I'm new to the forums.
Jake, in SW Portland/Lake Oswego....I'm riding an older Peugeot and am looking for another vintage bike to ride and work on soon.
See you in the bike lane...
Jake, in SW Portland/Lake Oswego....I'm riding an older Peugeot and am looking for another vintage bike to ride and work on soon.
See you in the bike lane...
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I live in West Linn a burb 12 miles from downtown Portland.
I commute to work in Tigard 2-3 times a week 11 miles one way.
Ride safe,
I commute to work in Tigard 2-3 times a week 11 miles one way.
Ride safe,
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Welcome KT, hope you are getting settled in. Seattle summers are the best!!
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Newbie to the forum, in the Montlake neighborhood of Seattle. Longtime NW resident after growing up in the MD suburbs of DC, where I rode my trusty (and heavy) old Schwinn Varsity everywhere.
Just bought a Specialized Sequoia - my first road bike in something like 30 years. Spent the last decade or so riding around Seattle on a mountain bike, swearing I was going to get a road bike the entire time. Finally did it!
Looking to lay down some mileage around town and discover all the KingCo trails beyond the BGT.
cheers,
Jim
Just bought a Specialized Sequoia - my first road bike in something like 30 years. Spent the last decade or so riding around Seattle on a mountain bike, swearing I was going to get a road bike the entire time. Finally did it!
Looking to lay down some mileage around town and discover all the KingCo trails beyond the BGT.
cheers,
Jim
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That is a SWEEEET loking ride!!!
2003 Ellsworth Dare. 9" Risse Champ. Romic D.
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Now I'm shopping for road bikes. Suggestions on bikes nicely spec'd bike under a grand?[/QUOTE]
2003 Ellsworth Dare. 9" Risse Champ. Romic D.
XTR and Race Face Forged components.
Seismic front hub. 20mm front through axel. 24"x3" tires.
Full Side
Linkage Detail
CNC Job Detail
Now I'm shopping for road bikes. Suggestions on bikes nicely spec'd bike under a grand?[/QUOTE]
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I am in NE Portland, Roseway neighborhood. Love to go out for rides on the Springwater trail or along the Columbia River bike path off Marine Drive.
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Originally Posted by Shifty
Welcome KT, hope you are getting settled in. Seattle summers are the best!!