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  1. Late in life (55) overweight and with mild angina I have got into the joys
    of gentle bike riding along canal paths, bridle ways and reclaimed railway
    routes, here in the UK good bikes are quite cheap, I have also come across a
    fantastic folding suspension bike from Argos £199, with this I can plan flat
    or downhill routes and give the wife a ring at the end, she then comes and
    picks me up, the bike quickly folds in half and goes onto the back seat of
    the car.I get a great day out without the worry of a hard return journey!!.

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    Late in life (55) overweight and with mild angina I have got into the


    joys

    Quoted message said:

    of gentle bike riding along canal paths, bridle ways and reclaimed railway
    routes, here in the UK good bikes are quite cheap, I have also come across


    a

    Quoted message said:

    fantastic folding suspension bike from Argos £199, with this I can plan


    flat

    Quoted message said:

    or downhill routes and give the wife a ring at the end, she then comes and
    picks me up, the bike quickly folds in half and goes onto the back seat of
    the car.I get a great day out without the worry of a hard return


    journey!!.

    Top work.

    My dad recently hit the big Six-Oh and his cycling habit keeps him away from
    the doc. He's lucky as he gets free bike clobber from me (very funky pink
    steel Marin, oh yes).

    The key is to enjoy it, and there are plenty of good networks for easy trail
    riding. Railway lines and canals are littered with pubs so you can repent
    afterwards.

    Andy Chequer

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