Thanks bouncy I will be sure to post a picture when it arrives. I will let you know what I get up to on it also.Originally Posted by bouncybouncy
Please keep posting about your riding I love to hear how you are getting on.
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10-07-2005, 10:29 AM #1
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10-07-2005, 12:38 PM #2
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Bouncy---Don't worry, you'll work through it on your own time. Don't let anyone push you (what's up w/this converting your road bike to commuter bike anyway....). I'm a lone wolf rider and I don't like riding with anyone, even my husband. Anyway, I think you're a brave lady. To be honest, I'd be more afraid of wiping out on a mountain bike than riding on a paved surface!
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10-10-2005, 10:24 AM #3
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Lol. I'm totally the opposite. I mean, the pavement is always hard, but if you come off the mtb there's that bit of a chance that you might land on a nice tussock or leafy bush or thick bed of pine needles or good deep patch of sand or, well, something less ouchy than asphalt. But, of course, I'm not a roadie in the slightest. Originally Posted by mickchick
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