Anyone on this newsgroup from New Jersey? I am looking for a biking
buddy. That Biking buddy website someone linked me to is great.
Everyone needs a mentor when they start out. Looking for my
mentor....please respond. :-)
Peace
http://hometown.aol.com/lbuset/
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You ought to be posting on nyc.bicycles!
"Maggie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Anyone on this newsgroup from New Jersey? I am looking for a biking
buddy. That Biking buddy website someone linked me to is great.
Everyone needs a mentor when they start out. Looking for my
mentor....please respond. :-)
Peace
http://hometown.aol.com/lbuset/ -
Maggie said:
Anyone on this newsgroup from New Jersey? I am looking for a biking
buddy. That Biking buddy website someone linked me to is great.
Everyone needs a mentor when they start out. Looking for my
mentor....please respond. :-)I doubt I'll be you mentor but there are a number of us here from
NJ. I lead rides out of Jamesburg on Saturday mornings, avg speed 17
mph, avg distance is now down to 40 - 55 miles). I tend to go long.
I'll also be riding with another group on Sunday mornings out of
Cranberry.There are a number of clubs that you can join that cover the range of
speeds and distances.--
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Maggie said:
Anyone on this newsgroup from New Jersey? I am looking for a biking
buddy. That Biking buddy website someone linked me to is great.
Everyone needs a mentor when they start out. Looking for my
mentor....please respond. :-)I doubt I'll be you mentor but there are a number of us here from
NJ. I lead rides out of Jamesburg on Saturday mornings, avg speed 17
mph, avg distance is now down to 40 - 55 miles). I tend to go long.
I'll also be riding with another group on Sunday mornings out of
Cranberry.There are a number of clubs that you can join that cover the range of
speeds and distances.--
Linux Home Automation Neil Cherry [email hidden]
http://home.comcast.net/~ncherry/ (Text only)
http://hcs.sourceforge.net/ (HCS II)
http://linuxha.blogspot.com/ My HA Blog -
"NYRides" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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You ought to be posting on nyc.bicycles!
I will try that....if I can figure out were nyc.bicycles is......I'm
really working on trying to find someone to ride with me. I'm going to
the opera next weekend. Maybe I will ride my bike and park it in front
of the Met. Ya think they will mind?
Peace -
"Maggie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Anyone on this newsgroup from New Jersey? I am looking for a biking
buddy. That Biking buddy website someone linked me to is great.
Everyone needs a mentor when they start out. Looking for my
mentor....please respond. :-)
Peace
http://hometown.aol.com/lbuset/Do check out the bike clubs. I belong to the Bicycle Touring Club of North
Jersey (BTCNJ). The have a web site here: http://www.btcnj.com/. I don't
do very many of the club rides since they are mostly north of where I live
which is central Jersey, but there are many scheduled rides at all ability
levels. The ride schedule is now online. Check it out under the "rides"
link.-Don
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"Maggie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Anyone on this newsgroup from New Jersey? I am looking for a biking
buddy. That Biking buddy website someone linked me to is great.
Everyone needs a mentor when they start out. Looking for my
mentor....please respond. :-)
Peace
http://hometown.aol.com/lbuset/Do check out the bike clubs. I belong to the Bicycle Touring Club of North
Jersey (BTCNJ). The have a web site here: http://www.btcnj.com/. I don't
do very many of the club rides since they are mostly north of where I live
which is central Jersey, but there are many scheduled rides at all ability
levels. The ride schedule is now online. Check it out under the "rides"
link.-Don
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Quoted message said:
I doubt I'll be you mentor but there are a number of us here from
NJ. I lead rides out of Jamesburg on Saturday mornings, avg speed 17
mph, avg distance is now down to 40 - 55 miles). I tend to go long.
I'll also be riding with another group on Sunday mornings out of
Cranberry.
I think maybe I will just ride my bicycle through the park and not
worry about how many miles or what speed. I'm looking for exercise
and fun. I think the Social Bicycles newsgroup is probably a better
newsgroup for someone like me. My boss gets back from vacation next
week and I probably won't be posting as much anyway. (everyone
cheers)...happy trails.
Peace -
"Don DeMair" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Do check out the bike clubs. I belong to the Bicycle Touring Club of North
Jersey (BTCNJ). The have a web site here: http://www.btcnj.com/. I don't
do very many of the club rides since they are mostly north of where I live
which is central Jersey, but there are many scheduled rides at all ability
levels. The ride schedule is now online. Check it out under the "rides"
link.-Don
Thanks for the link. There are some rides that start in Montclair at
Brookdale Park. That is the park where I ride on the weekend. It has
always been my favorite park for trying out new adventures. They have
a track there where I used to walk. My girlfriend and I tried to learn
to roller blade when we were in our 40's in that park. (That was a
fiasco)...and I also took tennis lessons there....I just have to work
up to being able to ride the distances they ride. I think I might die
a slow painful death if I try to ride 20 miles. But thanks for this
information. That is one great park.
http://hometown.aol.com/lbuset/ -
On 5 Nov 2004 05:48:52 -0800, [email hidden] (Maggie)
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
I doubt I'll be you mentor but there are a number of us here from
NJ. I lead rides out of Jamesburg on Saturday mornings, avg speed 17
mph, avg distance is now down to 40 - 55 miles). I tend to go long.
I'll also be riding with another group on Sunday mornings out of
Cranberry.
I think maybe I will just ride my bicycle through the park and not
worry about how many miles or what speed. I'm looking for exercise
and fun. I think the Social Bicycles newsgroup is probably a better
newsgroup for someone like me. My boss gets back from vacation next
week and I probably won't be posting as much anyway. (everyone
cheers)...happy trails.
PeaceMy advice is to ride by yourself. That way you don't have anyone else
to keep up with.Michael J. Klein [email hidden]
Dasi Jen, Taoyuan Hsien, Taiwan, ROC
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