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What kind of Bike do you have or want?
Mongoose
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Kuwahara
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Sportek
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GT
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KHS
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Iron horse
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Diamond Back
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Mckinley
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Drummer Dave
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My Bike is not a POS !! Shocked Confused Its a cool bike, 2003 Giant Roncon Cool No Christmas card for you Steph, Wink

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LOL

I should mention my husband's name is Dave....and his bike is a major, major POS. I doubt anyone would steal it if we put a sign on it to take for free.

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Wow, you guys have some pretty expensive bikes. Are they made from adamantium?
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Stephanie wrote:
LOL

I should mention my husband's name is Dave....and his bike is a major, major POS. I doubt anyone would steal it if we put a sign on it to take for free.
> Ah ,..... its all coming clear to me now Steph Cool Wink when ya buy a new one just give the old one to Salvation Army or something ?. I did that with my old bike. It wasn't worth diddly, so someone with no bike could have something to ride.

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We would, we donate to them all the time actually.

I think my bike is aluminum. I dunno, very light and fast.

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Stephanie wrote:
We would, we donate to them all the time actually.

I think my bike is aluminum. I dunno, very light and fast.


mines 6160 Aluminum its faster Wink Laughing

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Betcha it's not. I'll bet I could outbike you any day of the week!

Minus hills of coures. :lol And lugging my daughter around in the trailer.

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Well i'll tell ya girl, ive been riding for 10 years i have high cardio Very Happy and the legs to go with it Laughing Wink
I love riding, it's my silent get away machine Cool Woo Hoo, 24 gears and i use them all !! Twisted Evil

Cheers Steph

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You two are a piece of work, you know that? Laughing

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Stephanie
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Ten years? Times that by two and then maybe you'll match me. Actually...more than that but I don't want to date myself too much here..... :lol

It's a love/love thing. Wink

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lol, ........ you tenashus girl you Wink
Well if you count riding when i was like 8 years old then .......... ive been riding my whole life.
But serius riding, 10 years. Smile And on some of my big rides in the summer when i do about 40 miles ive had some woman
pass me and its not easy to catch them,........ some times i dont Embarassed
But that just motivates me to ride harder Very Happy

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Well, I did ride a bike when I was a kid too. One of those banana seat bikes. :lol With a basket on the front. Actually, I still have a scar on my leg from when I wiped out on that bike and somehow gouged my leg on the buckle to the basket when I flipped over the handlebars.

For serious riding, I'd say since junior high/high school age. When I was in my 20's I used to just keep my bike in my car (next to my fishing pole) and go riding after work sort of thing. I'll admit I didn't ride as much this summer, mostly because I didn't feel like lugging the bike trailer behind me...it left me too winded. My doctor told me yesterday I have asthma now, so that explains it. From my stupid allergies. Sad

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