Where are you from,what do you do?

Just saying "Hello". Some habits and interests never die, so I'd like to think that cycling will stay an interest that generates actual involvement, i.e., I'll keep riding. I don't know how this community makes friends with the Recument world, but that's where I've had to go after more than desired "mods to the bod". So, DF, or Recumbent, just keep pedaling. Northern Virginia (area of residence) is close to folks who talk about encouraging more bike use (yeah, just like the 70's...just get Washington to follow through where all the "mouths" make promises), so I'm still hoping that some funds get released to push that focus forward.

 

[lang=hr]pozdrav svima,
ja sam Krunoslav i dolazim iz Hrvatske,
biciklizmom se bavim cca 10 godina sto aktivno sto rekreativno,
trenutno vozim Cannondale Scalpel,[/lang]

 

thanks! looking forward to rubbing it in my friends faces that i'm out there riding

 

Hi
My name is Scott, I live in Tulsa OK. I own a motorcycle shop here, but love my triathalon. I ride a Fuji Team Pro. I report for examiner.com. www.examiner.com/x-33055-Tulsa-Cycling-Examiner. It has been really cool so far.

 

What kind of motorcycle shop?

 

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Hi,

I'm from Toronto and I'm looking to buy a flat-bar road bike in the spring.

When I'm not biking, I'm listening to music and writing about music on my blog one in ten words

 

I live in maryland near washington dc, and I started to commute to work by bike into washington, dc on the capital crescent trail. After I began to bike commute, I feel not only healthier, but also less stressed out. I'm 59 years young.

 

Hi all,

my name is Frank. Im 19 years old and a track rider from the Netherlands!
Im into vintage campagnolo and steel bikes! Looking forward to using this board!

 

We provide service and parts for japanese and european models. The only new model units we sell are the Fischer street bike. I'd like to think we provide a more personal touch than dealerships.

 

Hi. Luís from Portugal, a village 40kms from Lisbon. 22yrs old.
Compete in Cross Country- Marathons.

 

[lang=pt]Hello, my name is Victor i am from Portugal and i work in Auto Production.[/lang]

 

Hi everyone , this is Mojar. I professionally an editor. I find forum discussion is very interesting stuff to do. I used to hang out with these forums. Many topics have got a healthy discussion over here. I think it would be most enjoyable while doing discussions in this forums.
Merry Christmas and have a Prosperous New year to all the members in this site.

 

[lang=de]HI Guys

i am from germany
bikeshop-owner
crazy for cyclocross
riding since 1972[/lang]

elmar

 

Hello everyone,

I'm from New York, and I'm a software engineer.

 

My name is Sean. I live in Jacksonville Beach Florida. I compete in xc mtb racing, road racing, triathlons, and just simply love riding my bike! I own and operate www.RecoverBetter.com - we sell recovery and self therapy products for cyclists, triathletes, and runners.

 

Hi! I'm morgan, from Vancouver BC. I'm a math student at UBC, in my fifth year. Just got into racing bikes this year and it is very, very addictive. It also helps that we have an indoor track to help cope with the rain season.

Got into riding by deciding a couple years ago that I wanted to learn how to build a bike, and ended up with a fixed gear. It was a slippery slope from there. Currently own and ride a Cannondale women's R1000 (I think it's only women's because it's baby blue?), a Cyclops track bike, a Kona Jake the Snake, an older Nishiki International touring bike, and a Mikado fixed gear conversion. Not allowed any more bikes, the room mates will get angry...

 

Just getting back into riding after a years-long hiatus. I'm a web site designer in Vermont, USA. I used to ride a lot in the '90's. Not much in the beginning of the century (work, school, family...the usual excuses).

This was my 50th Christmas, so I got myself a 'new' 2005 left-over Lightspeed Siena. My old bike (a circa '91 Specialized Allez carbon bike...remember the lugs?) is now going to do duty in the basement as my indoor trainer, giving me a head start on my season.

Glad to be back in gear.

 

Hi all!

Anyone here from Maine?

 

From Idaho, I ride the chip sealed roads outside of boise. Im a tile and granite installer.