Arizona Roll Call

[motochick]

HI, I am new here and this will be my first post. I live in north central AZ in a small town named Clarkdale. It is just south of Sedona, right in between Prescott and Flagstaff in the Verde valley. I ride road but have an old hardtail that hasn't seen much use since I also ride dirt bikes. Hope to meet up with some of you all.

Brenda

[Jammin41]

Just signing in and wanted to give a quick shout out to all you AZ people. I'm from Chandler and just wanting to branch out here. This seems like a good place to start.

Jamm41

[PinkBike]

welcome jammin!!
did you post in the "getting to know you" thread?
glad to have you.
enjoy!

[Jammin41]

welcome jammin!!
did you post in the "getting to know you" thread?
glad to have you.
enjoy!

Thanks for the welcome PinkBike!

I have not posted in the "getting to know you" thread, but will look for it.

Jamm41

Edit: If you could direct me to that thread it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

[PinkBike]

jamm,
in open topic - cycling related - it's the first thread
http://forums.teamestrogen.com/showthread.php?t=2001

[badgercat]

It's been a little while since someone posted here, so I'll chime in since I'm new to Arizona!

I posted kind of an intro to myself here when I was looking for bike-buying advice, but just to summarize, I just moved to Tucson for grad school. I also have or have had family in Chandler, Peoria, Tempe, and Sun City West, and my boyfriend's parents have a condo in Fountain Hills, so I'm no stranger to the Phoenix area. I'm a Midwest transplant--I grew up right outside Chicago and lived in Madison, WI for 4 years of college.

I am, as of about 8 hours ago, the proud owner of a new Trek hybrid--a huge step up from my craptacular mountain bike that I had been riding for the last 8 years (the fact that the rust-bucket made it that long is beyond shocking). I'm hoping to become a cycling fiend as quickly as possible.

I haven't had a chance to look and see if there's a thread about it yet, but I'm considering doing the MS ride in Florence in March. (http://bikeaza.nationalmssociety.org/) I don't think I'd be ready for a 150-mile, 2-day event by March, but supposedly this year they're also doing century, 75-mile, and 35-mile one-day rides, and it sounds like a great event.

Anyway, looking forward to interacting with you all here and spending lots of time on the roads and trails in sunny AZ!

[PinkBike]

you are so lucky to be in tucson. they are so bicycle friendly! we usually spend a lot of weekends there in oct and nov to train for el tour de tucson. big wide bike paths and MUT's everywhere!!!!!!!!!!!