New to the forum/rediscovering biking

Welcome, and ride a lot.

Welcome aboard!

jbes3 said:

Hi all! I am a relatively new biker again from Byron, GA, USA. I found out that I am considered a Clydesdale, and want to bike more to move out of that group. I took about a 10 year break from bicycles, and forgot how much fun it was. I purchased a TREK 2300 at a community yard sale from a guy who got bored of riding. I have had it for about 3 months, but haven't been on it a ton becuase I haven't had time. Now... I do! I also enjoy crossfit (one of the reasons I became a Clydedale), and would love to do sprint triathalons in the future. I really need to get some swimming in! LOL! I look forward to "chatting" with ya'll! Hope to hear from you soon.

failte .'wellcome' what state is GA in the US...?

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what state is GA in the US...?

Georgia, little bit north of Florida. 🙂

jbes3 said:

Hi all! I am a relatively new biker again from Byron, GA, USA. I found out that I am considered a Clydesdale, and want to bike more to move out of that group. .... Hope to hear from you soon.

Welcome to the forum. I am relatively new to the forum as well. I guess the slang and terminology differs a bit from Georgia to California. Here a "biker" rides a motorcycle and a "cyclist" would never use that term, and I haven't heard the term Clydesdale used in cycling, though I can intuitively and from context understand your meaning. I fear that at 6'-3 1/2" and 238 lbs I am one. I am aiming for 225 lbs, when maybe I can be considered a quarter horse, but I may never be a thoroughbred!