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  1. I'm from Mirzapur City, India. Graduated from college last year and stopped chasing chicks a few months before that.
    I plan on becoming a pro racer.....but In IT sector not chasing chicks it was a very boring, i'm searching down to earth experience....

  2. I’m from Schererville, Indiana, about 25 miles southeast of Chicago, Illinois, USA. I’m 67 years old and I’m an electrical engineer in the nuclear power generation industry.

  3. From New York originally but currently living in London UK! Really cool to see people from everywhere on this forum

  4. Hi all, I'm a new member from northern Italy. I am a system administrator, 46 years old and I have been cycling for about 12 years.

  5. Hey there! G'day from down under, mate! I gotta say, I absolutely love Italy! The pizza, the pasta, all of it. And cycling? It's a thrill like no other. Been racing on these Aussie roads since I was a little whippersnapper. So if you ever need any tips or a good laugh, I'm your man! Cheers! ‍♂️

  6. im a teacher. and do cycling as hobby.

  7. Hi, I'm Alexandre de Paris. I'm from the United States and I am a hairstylist with 40+ years of experience. I recently took up cycling as a new hobby. After experiencing an angina attack last year, I made the decision to start cycling as a way to improve my overall health.

  8. SoCal, a restaurant manager, used to run track in school, but I sustained a non-sports-related injury a few years ago and had to go through physical therapy, so I haven't been all that active. My therapist suggested cycling, so here I am. I'm picking up a Volare next week and hope to start doing this regularly.

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