Where are you from,what do you do?

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Where: San Antonio, Texas

Job: Wait, what's that? Anyone want to hire a college student?

Training: Walking from the couch to the kitchen for an oreo. As long as I only eat one every trip, and eat an entire package every night, that's a lot of walking!

-Tex

(I know that training thing is actually gonna offend some people)

Where: San Antonio, Texas

Job: Wait, what's that? Anyone want to hire a college student?

Training: Walking from the couch to the kitchen for an oreo. As long as I only eat one every trip, and eat an entire package every night, that's a lot of walking!

-Tex

(I know that training thing is actually gonna offend some people)

CycoTex, that sounds like a title to a new Alfred Hitchcock Horror Movie!
I can see it now, it's about a mad biker from San Antonio, who does despicable things on the seat of a bike. Oh, it's too horrible to talk about, get a new name or you'll frighten everybody off?

G'day Student, Keep the wheels in motion, and don't look back, unless it's to see who you dropped on the last climb?TBC

From New York City...stay out of trouble.

Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Aircraft mechanic/general fixer.
Competitive Category: Short track Mountain bike. (finished 3rd in my age this year:cool: )

Training format: Ride to class(12 miles in summer, shorter now since I moved:rolleyes: ) Have fun, not worry about training. Riding in snow is fun and a killer practice for spring mud.

Hey Conniebiker!
I too am an A&P and ride bikes :p I'm in Arizona and have been riding for about 15 years now and haven't gotten over it. What a life style eh? :D

I am in Canberra, have been for two years, ride a roadie as well as a MTB in the garage which comes out now and again. Mainly ride to commute (abt 40km day) with a few long rides in between. Still a beginner.

Hi all cyclists, I am from Singapore and I love to ride, both on road bike and mountain bike. My first sport is windsurfing and other surf sports, I compete all the time too. Cycling's my other love. LiveSTRONG!

rachel

:) Hey I Am From Mazatlan, Mexico Where I Used To Ride My Bike And Do Some Mountain Biking. I Live In California In The Desert Area Now And I Am Returning To The Sport. Thanks For The Great Articles.
Regards
Josbetito

Hey im new to this site, but i have to know; i have a 16" sun and i can do just about everything on it, but its way to small. I like freestyle. Should i get the torker lx unistar? :confused:

:) Im from queenland australia and i cycle for fun and also competitively with a club. im now doing 35k each morning for practice.what do you guys do for practice? 8)

I'm from Seoul Korea. I am deeply interested in MTB and doing 40Km road runnig
every day afternoon. My horse is made of steel and so cheaper one aprox 100us$. After 6 monthes practice I feel neccesity of changing my lovely horse.
coz it is so heavy and weak...If you have an idea of good MTB,let me be advised. Thank you in advance....Bye...

Hi I'm 45, a Test Engineer from Plymouth in the UK and ride every day to keep fit and healthy. I commute to work Monday to Friday on my Kona MTB (20 miles daily), and try and ride most weekends on my Cannondale MTB with my wife on her Specialised MTB.

Here is Plymouth UK it's great with easy access to Dartmoor on our doorstep.

I don't understand these fair weather riders, I find the worst the weather the more I enjoy riding.

Never give up.

Keep Riding for a long life.

Cheers

Hey all. My name is Charles Gray from Kansas City, MO, USA. I used to run competetively at Kansas State University. I registered because I wanted to post a response to, what I consider, a lot of mis-information on how much protein one needs in their diet. Alas I am not able to post other than in this thread. Ah well. Noone will benefit from my vast knowledge. :D :D

I am a Scuba Diving, Adventure Centre store manager (for now) and i am from lovely Ontario in the beautiful country of Canada. anyone jealous? heh.

I ride purely for pleasure and transportation. I dont train, but I love bikes and the act of cycling. Are there any others out there like me?

I'm from Sussex in England, and I'm a natural therapist. I have a Raleigh Spirit (hence my online name!) which is an eccentric wierd shape aluminium frame road hybrid tourer bike. I like it though:o
I never learned to cycle when i was a child, but i've been cycling for about 18 months, 2 years.

Just wanted to introduce myself. New to this group, I am a "roadie", ride a LeMond Zurich in "hilly" Ohio. Looks like a nice group.

Hi, gang... I'm from NYC, and am a partner in an IT consulting svcs firm primarily involved in sales for the firm. Also am a die-hard roadie :) I ride a Litespeed Arenberg, and ride semi-long distance (at least for me :-P )

Good to meet you!

Cheers ~

Hello. My name is Bill and I am a 56 year old courier for FedEx in Erie, PA. I currently ride a Trek 7200FX for excercise and am looking at purchashing a road bike to be able to put more miles under me.

I am new to biking on the whole, but recently aquired a Kettwiesel TT. I live in Oslo, Norway but travel extensively whenever I can. By education I am a political scientist and have worked as a lobbyist in organisations for disabled and highschool teacher of business economics.
I decided to get a trike after discussing alternatives to traditional physiotherapy during a rehab stay at a hospital last summer. The staff there helped me sort out what kind of equipment I needed and sources of financial support.
My brother is an avid biker too, and he was very enthusiastic about the bike and helps me i.e lifting it. It's supposed to be light, but because I have two small leadbatteries attached to the front wheel frame, it is still quite heavy. The batteries power a small engine built into the front wheel that helps me bike up i.e steep hills.

Hi there I am new to the forum and the top menu keeps telling me to introduce myself so here is goes.

My, very creative name, is JeremyLaBarge3 and i am a Biology Major at Calpoly San Louis Obispo, CA.

Hy, i´m Markus, i live in Vienna, Austria, and i just finsihed at university; I ride an old Colnago Super over the Winter and a KTM Strada 3000 with Ultegra in Summer, but i think of upgrading the frame now...

Anyone in the Knowsley Huyton area like to hook up for a ride as it can get lonely on your own, and on your motivation.