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  1. #1
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    Jul 2005
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    College Station, TX
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    Wow, it looks like we are all pretty spread out across the state. I live in College Station...most of the time, but I've been in east Tennessee for the last couple of months for work/school. Looking forward to spring riding in TX, though I'll be sad to say goodbye to the mtb in the Smokies region.

  2. #2
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    Apr 2005
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    Just North of Dallas
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    If any of you get to the big D over Thanksgiving, lets go ride!
    The space and time for what you WANT is being occupied by what you have settled for

    "You say bark I say bite / You say shark I say hey man / Jaws was never my scene / And I don't like Star Wars"

    BikeDFW - Dallas and Fort Worth Area Cycling Advocacy Organization

  3. #3
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    Feb 2005
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    Thought I'd drop a line and say hi since I don't think I had here before. I'm a transplant out of the Dallas area (grew up in Garland and went to RISD schools) and miss the area and friends there. I'm planning on visiting again at some point but time is always difficult. I have a sister who still lives in the area and it would be a nice reason to see my niece

    Mel

  4. #4
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    Apr 2005
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    Just North of Dallas
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    Well ring me up if you are in the area and want to ride - i SO need to get back on my weekend riding schedule! And my Thursday nighter....and my wednesday am....and.....

    Good lord have I been off the bike!!!!!!
    The space and time for what you WANT is being occupied by what you have settled for

    "You say bark I say bite / You say shark I say hey man / Jaws was never my scene / And I don't like Star Wars"

    BikeDFW - Dallas and Fort Worth Area Cycling Advocacy Organization

  5. #5
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    Feb 2005
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    [QUOTE=Technotart]Well ring me up if you are in the area and want to ride[quote]

    If I'm in the area I definately will

    i SO need to get back on my weekend riding schedule! And my Thursday nighter....and my wednesday am....and.....

    Good lord have I been off the bike!!!!!!
    heh I rarely feel that way but I pedal to work... unfortunately work is only 1.5 miles away so I don't always get enough miles in... So instead I just feel like a slacker some nights because I get on the trainer instead. :/

    But, we gotta get you back on the bike

    Mel

  6. #6
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    Dec 2005
    Location
    Amarillo, TX
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    Hi y'all!!!

    I live in Amarillo. If you come to the panhandle, bring your road and mountain bikes. We have rides every day of the week. (and if there isn't one scheduled, contact me. I'll line one up.) Palo Duro Canyon is a great place to ride the trails on your mountain bike. We also ride the road in Palo Duro Canyon and climb the hill. In this flat panhandle, you've got to find great hill rides. We have a Ladies Ride on Tuesday nights.

    We're doing the Santa Fe Century on May 21.
    Then the NAMI ride in Pampa on June 24.
    Our MS 150 is July 28-29 from Amarillo to Canadian.
    Our local bike club will host the Old Tascosa Cycling Classic over Labor day weekend. There will road races, criteriums, and tours plus family events. Its a great event. Everyone is welcome to participate.

    If you're visiting family in the panhandle or need a stopover, join us for a ride. Look us up on the Old Tascosa website: otc@grindersbox.com

  7. #7
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    Apr 2005
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    Just North of Dallas
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    My son usually goes and races in the Tascosa race! He loves it!
    The space and time for what you WANT is being occupied by what you have settled for

    "You say bark I say bite / You say shark I say hey man / Jaws was never my scene / And I don't like Star Wars"

    BikeDFW - Dallas and Fort Worth Area Cycling Advocacy Organization

  8. #8
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    Jul 2006
    Location
    East Texas
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    Here in the Nacogdoches area if anyone is around this area. I am new to riding. Only since last October(2005), but would like to do a Century sometime im the near future. Furthest ride was 50 miles. I ride myself most of the time, so I would like to find some more to ride the roads with. If there are any rides that come up that are in the east Texas area, please let me know!

  9. #9
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    Jun 2006
    Location
    Dumas, TX
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    Smile

    Rheidis73, do you know about the Hotter'N Hell Hundred in Wichita Falls. It is this Aug. 26th. www.hh100.org.

  10. #10
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    Jul 2006
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    East Texas
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    Rheidis73, do you know about the Hotter'N Hell Hundred in Wichita Falls. It is this Aug. 26th

    Hey there Denda..yes, I have read of the Hotter'N Hell ride. I was thinking about doing it next year, but since you write of it, I am getting a buzz to try and do it this August. I am sure after riding in the heat and humidity here in east Texas, hopefully, my body has gotten adjusted to some of it. Are you doing the ride? What are you going for? (miles) I have only ridden 50 miles a few times. The majority has been 30-40 miles on my long ride and then about 15-20 on the short rides. I would love to do it though to at least say that I was part of it!

  11. #11
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    Apr 2006
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    How about the Piney Woods Purgatory in Lufkin? Last year Hurricane Rita forced it to be canceled, but I have heard it is a good ride.
    Amanda

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  12. #12
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    Jun 2006
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    Dumas, TX
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    Rheidis73 - Yes, my husband and I are going to do it again. We will do the 100 miles. We did 55 miles last Saturday and 57 miles the weekend before. I have a feeling it will live up to its name this year! Last year it was in the 70's(temperature). It was fun. The rest stops are great and the people were very friendly!

  13. #13
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    Jul 2006
    Location
    East Texas
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    Hi Amanda,
    Yes, I know aboout the Pineywoods ride and I plan on doing that one too. My mother-in-law wants to do that one, so am sure we are only going to do the 25 or 26 mile ride. She just started riding, but hasn't gotten much on the bike lately. Are you going to be at that ride too?
    Heidi

  14. #14
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    Jun 2006
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    Dallas
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aggie_Ama
    How about the Piney Woods Purgatory in Lufkin? Last year Hurricane Rita forced it to be canceled, but I have heard it is a good ride.
    That looks wonderful -- but it's the day before the Austin LIVESTRONG! Sigh. Will be doing the Austin, but maybe next year!

    “Hey, clearly failure doesn’t deter me!”

  15. #15
    Join Date
    Nov 2005
    Location
    The Woodlands/Houston Texas
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    Smile North of Houston

    Hi everybody,

    I live in The Woodlands north of Houston. Anybody is welcome to bike with us.

    Therese

 

 

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