hey airborn...i was born in sylvania (grew up in toledo). nice to meet some ohio people![]()
hey airborn...i was born in sylvania (grew up in toledo). nice to meet some ohio people![]()
"humanity has advanced, when it has advanced, not because it has been sober, responsible, and cautious, but because it has been playful, rebellious, and immature." - tom robbins
Real name: Traci
Where do you live? St. Louis
Explanation of your handle: I figure that's an easy one.
Explanation of your avatar: Still looking
Age (general or specific) 41
Occupation: Bike Shop manager
Favorite bike: Lemond Buenos Aires
What's in your stable? Buenos Aires, older Gary Fisher Kaitai, and a frankenbike (old, free Schwinn frame with a hodge podge of parts)
Fastest speed on a road bike? where? when? 45, Marshall Road in St. Louis, last summer. This road is part of various routes around west county.
What is the biggest lie you've ever told: Like everyone else, I don't tell lies.
Most memorable moment on my bike: Luckily I wasn't on my bike, but unfortunately the most memorable event is one that I would rather not remember. I had my bike on my roof rack and backed up under an awning at work to unload some helmets. I completely destroyed my frame. I did this one week before I was scheduled to ride in the MS150. I was able to get a lower price replacement frame and build it up Thursday night. I went to the ride on Friday. I rode the new frame a little Thursday night and Friday morning on rollers to get things dialed in.
Most fun ever had on a bike? Finishing a ride feeling strong and fast.
Hey Number7. Wow what a small world! Great to hear from someone who knows what and where Sylvania is.
In life it isn't how many moments you breathe but how many moments take your breath away!
Welcome all! You've come to a great place!
7- Where do you go to school and what critters are you working on. My M.S. dealt with a combo of behavior (kin recognition) and molecular biology - recognition of genetic relatedness through chemical cues in salamanders. I went more towards population genetics (marine shrimp) with the Ph.D., though. When do you expect to finish?