Hello from Turkey
12-28-18, 08:31 AM
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Hello from Turkey
Hello everyone,
I am from Turkey,I am Veterinary Medicine Student.I love to commuting somewhere,I ride bicycle to city centre,to my university,to somewhere.I usually ride bicycle approx 300 km every month.
I have a hybrid bicycle,it has shimano tourney gearset,V brake,I bought it 150 dollar,It is cheap and a little heavy (14.5 kg)
I am glad to be here,I enjoy contact with people and other bicycle users.
I am from Turkey,I am Veterinary Medicine Student.I love to commuting somewhere,I ride bicycle to city centre,to my university,to somewhere.I usually ride bicycle approx 300 km every month.
I have a hybrid bicycle,it has shimano tourney gearset,V brake,I bought it 150 dollar,It is cheap and a little heavy (14.5 kg)
I am glad to be here,I enjoy contact with people and other bicycle users.
12-28-18, 02:11 PM
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Hello Desertfox_TR,
Welcome to bike forums. I'm wishing you some safe and happy riding in Turkey.
Cheers,
Tmonk, a forum moderator
Welcome to bike forums. I'm wishing you some safe and happy riding in Turkey.
Cheers,
Tmonk, a forum moderator
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12-28-18, 07:50 PM
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Desertfox,
Very happy to have you join us on the Forum, you will find a lot of great people here with lots of usful information.
All the best, ben
Very happy to have you join us on the Forum, you will find a lot of great people here with lots of usful information.
All the best, ben
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12-28-18, 11:26 PM
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12-29-18, 12:36 PM
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Welcome to Bike Forums, DESERTFOX TR!
12-29-18, 05:06 PM
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Hello everyone,
I am from Turkey,I am Veterinary Medicine Student.I love to commuting somewhere,I ride bicycle to city centre,to my university,to somewhere.I usually ride bicycle approx 300 km every month.
I have a hybrid bicycle,it has shimano tourney gearset,V brake,I bought it 150 dollar,It is cheap and a little heavy (14.5 kg)
I am glad to be here,I enjoy contact with people and other bicycle users.
I am from Turkey,I am Veterinary Medicine Student.I love to commuting somewhere,I ride bicycle to city centre,to my university,to somewhere.I usually ride bicycle approx 300 km every month.
I have a hybrid bicycle,it has shimano tourney gearset,V brake,I bought it 150 dollar,It is cheap and a little heavy (14.5 kg)
I am glad to be here,I enjoy contact with people and other bicycle users.
12-29-18, 05:08 PM
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Thanks so much everyone,I am very to join here,I wish I'll learn a lot of thing in this forum
12-31-18, 12:47 PM
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Hi from the same continent (maybe)
Helllo desert fox,
this forum is full of resources.
enjoy your bike, if you are not into competition but you have interest into touring, you may enjoy hosting people with
www.warmshowers.org (a lot of people passing through Turkey on their way east).
you may as well enjoy the crazy transcontinental race
cheers from Switzerland
this forum is full of resources.
enjoy your bike, if you are not into competition but you have interest into touring, you may enjoy hosting people with
www.warmshowers.org (a lot of people passing through Turkey on their way east).
you may as well enjoy the crazy transcontinental race
cheers from Switzerland
12-31-18, 01:05 PM
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[QUOTE=EarlGrey;20726060]
Thank you for your suggest.I live with my family in Turkey.I am going to graduate from üniversity.There is no space for host people at the moment but in the future I am going to seperate from my family and I am going to rent a flat and I am going to host cycltist and traveller.I'd love to host people because I enjoy meet with people and listen them stories.I lived Poland for 5 months,It was enjoyable experience for me,I met with a lot of people,I saw new cultures.I'd like to visit more country in the future,maybe some people host me in abroad
Helllo desert fox,
this forum is full of resources.
enjoy your bike, if you are not into competition but you have interest into touring, you may enjoy hosting people with
www.warmshowers.org (a lot of people passing through Turkey on their way east).
you may as well enjoy the crazy transcontinental race
cheers from Switzerland
[/QUOTEthis forum is full of resources.
enjoy your bike, if you are not into competition but you have interest into touring, you may enjoy hosting people with
www.warmshowers.org (a lot of people passing through Turkey on their way east).
you may as well enjoy the crazy transcontinental race
cheers from Switzerland
Thank you for your suggest.I live with my family in Turkey.I am going to graduate from üniversity.There is no space for host people at the moment but in the future I am going to seperate from my family and I am going to rent a flat and I am going to host cycltist and traveller.I'd love to host people because I enjoy meet with people and listen them stories.I lived Poland for 5 months,It was enjoyable experience for me,I met with a lot of people,I saw new cultures.I'd like to visit more country in the future,maybe some people host me in abroad
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Welcome!
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Welcome Desert Fox.
