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Hey guys. I have recently started riding my bike daily (not for super long periods of time, maybe just an hour or two) and I think it would be fun to get into some kind of club or something. Now, I don't have a road bike yet, but hopefully will be getting one soon....and I just really want to know if there is a level I should be before joining a club, or whatever.
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Posts: 16
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Your best bet would be to ask around at the LBS and see what kind of group rides are offered. Get in on some of those to find out how you ride with others and how your pace is compared to the group. Then look into teams and find one that suits your abilities. Good Luck!
Pete http://www.viovio.com/anthropete |
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LBS? sorry, but I'm not sure what that stands for. |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Western PA
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It stand for local bike shop, and they can be very helpful with anything cycling related. |
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Oh okay. Thanks much! |
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where do you live?
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I live in colorado. Around Littleton |
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Thanks so much KeSs! That will help me tons. |
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