New Guy from So. Utah
08-07-22, 08:39 AM
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New Guy from So. Utah
Thanks for the add! I have some bike experience but am having a go with my first road bike. This seems like a great place to listen and learn! Thanks again!!
08-07-22, 09:07 AM
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Galveston County Texas
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Welcome.
My First New Road Bike. Put 39,000 miles on it.
My First New Road Bike. Put 39,000 miles on it.
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Fred "The Real Fred"
Fred "The Real Fred"
08-07-22, 10:50 AM
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Welcome. Once I got a road bike I never looked back, You are in good country for riding. Enjoy.
Mike
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08-08-22, 07:51 PM
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St George area? The town has a fantastic set of bike routes but the hills can be a challenge. It's a little hot and humid in this part of the Southwest right now.
08-08-22, 08:32 PM
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Yes, St. George. You're correct, hills can wear you out. Hot??? Yup, 100 - 110 in the afternoons.......................................................................................... ................................but it's a dry heat.
08-10-22, 01:52 PM
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Welcome, from a fellow n00b. I ran your marathon last fall. Love the town and the day tripping to Zion and Bryce. My kid said it was one of the best family vacations ever and I agreed.
08-26-22, 04:05 AM
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