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Old 01-11-17, 10:54 PM
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Hello from Arizona

Hello,

I'm Alex, from Arizona. Currently I'm a college student who just happens like bikes, looking to learn more about them, figured this was a good step in that direction.

I'm currently riding a Bianchi Trofeo, I'm not sure what year it is.

Let's see, I've been riding for quite sometime but it wasn't until recently (like 4 years ago) I got my first real true road bike and saw how I had been missing out. I had been riding on mostly Walmart bikes .

Good to be here.
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Hey Alex,

Welcome to Bike Forums.

Toured AZ in 2009, loved it.
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Tucson has a good rep for biking. lots of paths, , tours, beautiful sunsets and good breakfast joints.

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Originally Posted by Raubo Whiskers
Tucson has a good rep for biking. lots of paths, , tours, beautiful sunsets and good breakfast joints.

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Loved Tucson

Stayed here.

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Old 01-11-17, 11:18 PM
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AWW NICE. You got to stay near downtown.
That's where it's at!
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Did the Tuesday Night College Ride.
Had a Party at the Congress Hotel.



Two flats at 5 AM the day we left.



Flat coming in.

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That's awesome looks like a good time! In the picture of you fixing your 5am flats, you both look like you're actually having fun fixing em.
You weren't kidding about touring AZ, did you actually tour from city to city ?
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Welcome aboard Alex, that Bianchi is a great ride, post some pics of it when you have a chance. Don't let the academic grind wear you down, take some rides when it gets too much to deal with. Study headaches suck big time.

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Hi Alex, it looks like you have some nice hills just to your east. Nice. Welcome to Bike Forums.
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Originally Posted by Raubo Whiskers
That's awesome looks like a good time! In the picture of you fixing your 5am flats, you both look like you're actually having fun fixing em.
You weren't kidding about touring AZ, did you actually tour from city to city ?
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Thank you all for the warm welcome.
[MENTION=160128]1989Pre[/MENTION], We definitely have some nice hills here in Tucson! My top pick would be the west hills, known as gates pass. Beautiful paths to bike.
[MENTION=232]Bill[/MENTION], Yes and I'll definitely be taking breaks from studying. Biking has been helping with the study headaches.
[MENTION=106798]10 Wheels[/MENTION], HOLY... That's an insane tour!!! I thought tours were at most within two or three cities LOL. That must have taken some serious logistics to get through!!!!!I'm seriously in awe right now.
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