Gee… it’s been a long time…
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Gee… it’s been a long time…
… since I’ve posted. 12 years. And note, here I am at the trendy age of 64 and riding again. Funny how life twists and turns.
i still have the bikes I rode all those years ago. A Giant FCR3 and a Raleigh Cadent Two Zero. Been riding the Giant. The Raleigh needs a lot of work.
Thinking about getting a Surley Long Haul Trucker. Just bought a Beach cruiser for my wife.
Anyway… it’s late.
talk to you all later.
i still have the bikes I rode all those years ago. A Giant FCR3 and a Raleigh Cadent Two Zero. Been riding the Giant. The Raleigh needs a lot of work.
Thinking about getting a Surley Long Haul Trucker. Just bought a Beach cruiser for my wife.
Anyway… it’s late.
talk to you all later.
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Welcome back!
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Good to have ya back! As you realize, things have changed a LOT in 12 yrs, electronic shifting, cables run thru the frame (so it's more of a PIA to change them!), just to mention a few. Just one more year and you can join those of us in the 65+ forum! Time flies, unlike my speed on a bike!
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Thank you! Hey, Freeranger, since I’m still riding my bikes from before the level of PIA is the same. I’m just a lot slower. Hoping to get back in shape as the miles roll by.
it does feel good to be riding again.
it does feel good to be riding again.
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Good to have ya back! As you realize, things have changed a LOT in 12 yrs, electronic shifting, cables run thru the frame (so it's more of a PIA to change them!), just to mention a few. Just one more year and you can join those of us in the 65+ forum! Time flies, unlike my speed on a bike!
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"Far and away the best prize that life offers is the chance to work hard at work worth doing." --Theodore Roosevelt
Capo: 1959 Modell Campagnolo, S/N 40324; 1960 Sieger (2), S/N 42624, 42597
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I am not a fan of through the frame cabling. I’ll stick with what I know. That… and as mentioned, they are much easier to work on.
but it is so good to be riding again
but it is so good to be riding again
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Resurrecting this post to say welcome back and I am in the same boat. No idea when my last post was before today, but will say I had not had a ride in about 13 years. Now starting up again as we are in an area that is more bike friendly.
Welcome back!
Welcome back!
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Good for you! Same boat here. I’d like to think people are returning because I just did, but I’m a narcissist and all that.
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