Now riding after quiting.
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Now riding after quiting.
Started riding again after I stopped for a while. Let myself go when I gotten my Disability. Getting back in shape.
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Welcome to the forum.
Good for you for getting back on the saddle.
Good for you for getting back on the saddle.
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Welcome back.
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Adapting and overcoming is part of that recovery part of a disability... Bravo
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