I always rode a bike when I was a kid. When I was 12 I bought myself a Schwinn Suburban 10 speed-green, $101.70 in 1972. Riding a bike then always gave me freedom to ride to town or to my friend's house. Once I got my license, I left my bike in the dust of the garage for many,many years. Then in my 30's I went though my second childhood and re-discovered the activities that made me happy as a kid, tennis and biking. My husband gave me a Specialized Crossroads for my birthday. I started riding into town again to do errands. The more I rode, the more I enjoyed it. I bought a road bike to see if I could increase my average speed on my bike rides. I road in some charity bike rides. I've always dreamed of riding across the US. That is still on my "to do list". I always ride alone. That's not my choice just the way it is. I'm having a hard time finding someone to ride with. Although I haven't checked at the local bike shop if anyone else is looking or if there are some group rides available. I'm trying to get my husband into biking. He is a runner and talking about getting into cross training. My plan is to give him my bike, Specialized Allez, and get a new bike. I'd love a Specialized Ruby, definitely interested in a Women specific design bike. This June I look forward to riding in my 3rd MS150 with my friend from CT, Peg.
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"Isn't it a lovely ride. Sliding down and gliding down. Try not to try to hard. It's just a lovely ride." "Secret 'O Life" James Taylor