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16-08.-2005, 03:49 AM
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Location: WV, USA
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Re: Ok girls - just how many of us are there here?
single, quite the triathlete, and very cute.
however, in WV and gay ;0) Quote:
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16-08.-2005, 07:40 AM
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Location: South Texas.. Mission area
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Re: Ok girls - just how many of us are there here?
Wow!!! Looks Like a-lot of girls love riding
 I am 27, I live in South Texas....been riding for 6 months. Completly addicted. I am a recreational rider. I take care of my 4 year old son during the day, and e-bay at night. I try to ride about 15 miles in the A.M. all depending on how many times I take my golden retreiver out, too potty at night |
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16-08.-2005, 08:14 AM
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Re: Ok girls - just how many of us are there here?
could you please explain to me? You are cute, a triathlete and gay.
 What is the thought process behind that? I mean I could understand bi, you could double your pleasure and double your fun that way! But gay you kind of limit yourself don't ya think? I'm not at all against you being gay, just curious. My aunt is gay. I would however love to see some pictures of your cute and gay self should you be dying to send me some. Quote:
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16-08.-2005, 08:21 AM
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Re: Ok girls - just how many of us are there here?
Ha! My cousin and her husband live in Austin and my aunt and uncle live in Huntsville. I love TX! However, not doin' me much good all the way down there are ya?
 I assume that you were only being facetious about all of the ladies that enjoy riding? I posted it just this morning sweetie give it some time, let it marinate for a few. P.S. are you cute? haha Quote:
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16-08.-2005, 11:44 AM
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Location: Smithtown, NY USA
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Re: Ok girls - just how many of us are there here?
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OK, so this is going to turn into a dating service? I'm a 42 yr old very physically fit straight woman. I wouldn't mind a fit, energetic road cycling partner in his early to late 40's. I'd love to hear from anyone in the vacinity of Smithtown, NY.  |
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16-08.-2005, 12:13 PM
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Location: napa,ca
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Re: Ok girls - just how many of us are there here?
I live in the Napa, Ca area, and looking for people to ride with...
anybody out there?? Kiki
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16-08.-2005, 10:15 PM
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Location: WV, USA
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Re: Ok girls - just how many of us are there here?
your question i cannot answere. but i can totally show you a nice g-rated picture of my hot self-attached (i'm the dark headed one)
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16-08.-2005, 10:16 PM
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Re: Ok girls - just how many of us are there here?
smithtown is where the dog guide school is right?
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17-08.-2005, 06:13 AM
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Location: South Texas.. Mission area
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Re: Ok girls - just how many of us are there here?
Austins a great city!! Your cousin is lucky! But I'm sorry to report that Yes, I am cute and MARRIED. Sorry.
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21-08.-2005, 08:43 AM
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Re: Ok girls - just how many of us are there here?
You can count me in. I am 48 years old, live in San Diego, and ride my bike. I also ride horses and go to the gym for cycling classes and the lap pool. My husband and i ride on the weekends. It is something we both enjoy and get to do it together, I think it helps in our overall relationship. We have Specialized Sequias and ride about 100 miles a week.
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23-08.-2005, 01:17 AM
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Location: Washington, D.C.
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Re: Ok girls - just how many of us are there here?
Howdy, another female to add to the list. I live in the D.C. area. Used to bike commute and do little joyrides along asphalth paths. Then decided I wanted something with more bumps and jumps, so I started downhill mountain biking/racing last year. It has been a blast. If anyone wants to know more about downhilling, please ask.
Nice to see so many women on the forum!
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24-08.-2005, 04:47 PM
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Location: Springfield, MO USA
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Re: Ok girls - just how many of us are there here?
Hi, another newbie cyclist, that started by spinning! I don't see many women riding when I do. Mostly, I'm the only cyclist, but that's the part of town I live in..I ride for recreation and fitness, and I'm looking forward to increasing my endurance for longer rides, and group/charity rides, etc. I joined the local club, but I work 3-midnight, so I miss all the organized rides. I'd love to find someone to ride on weekends with, male or female, but my bike is not a fast road bike, it's more a commuter bike. I broke my wrist last summer trying to ride a friend's hybrid after 30 years of not riding. I didn't learn from my mistakes til I broke my wrist. But I don't have a problem riding by myself, and I'm going to get more experience, stronger,and eventually a custom road bike--with clipless pedals*
 *if I can get over my phobia about them! Oh, and I've never been on any forums til cycling got into my blood!! I even fell in love with racing!! |
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26-08.-2005, 05:12 AM
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Re: Ok girls - just how many of us are there here?
Panama City, FLorida area
Recently re-discovered the joy of cycling. Originally started as part of fitness program when I quit smoking 5 years ago. I now own a decent bike (Trek 7200) what a difference from the cheapie department store 'hybrid'. Now at 46 and breathing better than ever I commute often as possible now 15miles round trip. This week I found an older Trek 930 sitting in front of a pawn shop needing some care and attention. Bought the bike for not much, took it to LBS getting all tuned up and now I can join in the off-road fun. A good friend has a vintage(?) Trek road bike I want to try -- I am thinking about starting a real training program with a metric centry goal for spring. Does this seem feasible?  |
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26-08.-2005, 10:37 AM
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Location: Hamilton
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Re: Ok girls - just how many of us are there here?
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26-08.-2005, 04:51 PM
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Location: Melbourne, Australia
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Re: Ok girls - just how many of us are there here?
Another chick to the long list...
25yo from Melbourne, cycle to work, to the supermarket, and anywhere else I have to get to:-) Also cycle 50-70km trips on weekends when weather permits (it's been freezing and wet for way too long... only now it's starting to get better). |
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