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The comeback has begun.

Ride-A-Lot · 2005-11-08T11:24:11+00:00

I have started riding to work to get the legs back up and ready for my first "real" ride in about 3 years. Wish me luck. -- CP Why would one need to get ready to "mountain bike" where there are no mountains? JD He can ride the fake mountains in Bush Gardens. A few chases from some of the wildlife might even help him get in shape or finish him off for good. -- o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o www.schnauzers.ws

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Published: 8 November 2005
Last activity: 21 November 2005
Original author: Ride-A-Lot
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Topics: Knee pain

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Ride-A-Lot
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8 November 2005, 11:24 UTC #1

JD said:
CP_1 said:
I have started riding to work to get the legs back up and ready for my first
"real" ride in about 3 years.
Wish me luck.
--
CP
Why would one need to get ready to "mountain bike" where there are no
mountains?
JD
He can ride the fake mountains in Bush Gardens. A few chases from some
of the wildlife might even help him get in shape or finish him off for good.
--
o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
www.schnauzers.ws

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CP_1
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8 November 2005, 18:11 UTC #2

I have started riding to work to get the legs back up and ready for my first
"real" ride in about 3 years.
Wish me luck.
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CP

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JD
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8 November 2005, 22:02 UTC #3

CP_1 said:
I have started riding to work to get the legs back up and ready for my first
"real" ride in about 3 years.
Wish me luck.
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CP
Why would one need to get ready to "mountain bike" where there are no
mountains?
JD

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CP_1
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8 November 2005, 23:59 UTC #4

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CP_1 said:
I have started riding to work to get the legs back up and ready for my
first
"real" ride in about 3 years.
Wish me luck.
--
CP
Why would one need to get ready to "mountain bike" where there are no
mountains?
JD
Not withstanding the name of the group, who ever said anything about
"mountain biking" Jerome?
Your trolling skills are getting rather weak these days.
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CP

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9 November 2005, 00:00 UTC #5

"Ride-A-Lot" <"mitchel[nospam]"@schnauzers.ws> wrote in message
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JD said:
CP_1 said:
I have started riding to work to get the legs back up and ready for my
first
"real" ride in about 3 years.
Wish me luck.
--
CP
Why would one need to get ready to "mountain bike" where there are no
mountains?
JD
He can ride the fake mountains in Bush Gardens. A few chases from some of
the wildlife might even help him get in shape or finish him off for good.
--
o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
www.schnauzers.ws
I seriously doubt it, toolboi.
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CP

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G.T.
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9 November 2005, 02:44 UTC #6

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CP_1 said:
I have started riding to work to get the legs back up and ready for my
first
"real" ride in about 3 years.
Wish me luck.
--
CP
Why would one need to get ready to "mountain bike" where there are no
mountains?
JD
Not withstanding the name of the group, who ever said anything about
"mountain biking" Jerome?
Your cluelessness notwithstanding, try rec.bike.social. They might care
about non-mountain-bikers.
Greg

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9 November 2005, 02:46 UTC #7

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> I have started riding to work to get the legs back up and ready for my
> first
> "real" ride in about 3 years.
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> Wish me luck.
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> CP
Why would one need to get ready to "mountain bike" where there are no
mountains?
JD
Not withstanding the name of the group, who ever said anything about
"mountain biking" Jerome?
Your cluelessness notwithstanding, try rec.bike.social. They might care
about non-mountain-bikers.
Greg
Greg, are you ever going to grow up and stop being a [censored]?
Didn't think so.
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Shaun aRe
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9 November 2005, 12:01 UTC #8

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They might care
about non-mountain-bikers.
I'm not a 'real' MTB'er, apart from that one ride up and down Snowdon, can't
seem to even do the odd 5 road miles these days without bad back and knee
pain, but hells, I KNOW y'all care about /me/!
'Feel the love'? - Damnit bwoy, could cut it with a knife!
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Dave W
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21 November 2005, 18:07 UTC #9

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CP_1 said:
I have started riding to work to get the legs back up and ready for my
first
"real" ride in about 3 years.
Wish me luck.
--
CP
Why would one need to get ready to "mountain bike" where there are no
mountains?
JD
Not withstanding the name of the group, who ever said anything about
"mountain biking" Jerome?
Your trolling skills are getting rather weak these days.
--
CP
na, they down right blow chow, but considering the source I'd say he's about
on par, justadick through and through...and yes, it has become rather weak
as of late. I think it's all that left coast living.
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21 November 2005, 18:07 UTC #10

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CP_1 wrote:
> I have started riding to work to get the legs back up and ready for my
> first
> "real" ride in about 3 years.
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> Wish me luck.
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> --
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> CP
Why would one need to get ready to "mountain bike" where there are no
mountains?
JD
Not withstanding the name of the group, who ever said anything about
"mountain biking" Jerome?
Your cluelessness notwithstanding, try rec.bike.social. They might care
about non-mountain-bikers.
Greg
yeah the love adult-bmx'ers too!
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21 November 2005, 18:08 UTC #11

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They might care
about non-mountain-bikers.
I'm not a 'real' MTB'er, apart from that one ride up and down Snowdon,
can't
seem to even do the odd 5 road miles these days without bad back and knee
pain, but hells, I KNOW y'all care about /me/!
'Feel the love'? - Damnit bwoy, could cut it with a knife!
yeah it is a pile off dung and it stinketh...pretty much business as usual
at the ol' AM-B...
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