This is a great post Happinesshill, thanks for starting it. When I first started hanging around this forum, I felt a little intimidated by the knowledge of the women on here and the high level bikes they had. But I soon realized that this is a very helpful bunch of ladies, and everytime I posted a question, even ones I thought were stupid, I received great advice and a lot of encouragement.
I have thoroughly enjoyed reading all the responses you have gotten here.
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01-29-2011, 03:38 PM #1
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2011 Jamis Coda Femme (with Coda Elite upgrade)
1997 Trek 730 Multitrack
Yep, I prefer STEEL!
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01-29-2011, 07:17 PM #2
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We are not fascinistas at all. Its great that you are out riding and ENJOYING!!
I rotate through my bikes when I go out riding. One is more for nolstagia sake but I still love that bike. The bike was manufactured by Bridgestone, the tire company. It has to be 20 years old or older!! Components are from that vintage. Brake handle and shifters are separate. And I love riding the bike. I don't feel the urge or the need to keep up with those on spiffy bike with all the racing stuff. I get to enjoy my ride without the distraction!!
Enjoy your ride, enjoy reading hundreds of interesting posts here.
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