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Seriously thinking of getting back in the saddle

  • 31-07-2009 10:18am
    #1
    BobRuth
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    Hi All

    After many a year of boring 4 wheeling I am seriously thinking of getting back in the saddle. The last time I rode was 30 years ago in the UK so have no experience of what is the best method to (a) Get the right paperwork in place and (b) source and buy the right bike.

    Any pointers of the best route and bikes would be welcome .


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    Idleater
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  • #3
    n.catenthusiast
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    cool go for it man.

    I'd say have a trawl of this section. It's a veritable cornucopia of information. (by that I mean there's lot of information. I don't know why I didn't just say that in the first place.... Maybe because it's slow in work today)

    I always found the link below useful for getting the basics across in a very accessible way:

    www.bikesafe.ie

    He's a very good instructor too, if you're in that part of the country.
    CAn't remember the details of your post but i think you said you biked before-would you have a license so? That can be handy is all.


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