New to Retrobike

[sortie 1]

Hi All

got into mountainbiking years ago got a few bikes at the mo 1993 dbr dual response and a 2010 diamondback sortie .

ive also got a roadbike and two bmxs

i found this site through google i am new to computers


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[feetabix]

Welcome to retrobike!....

 

[sortie 1]

Thankyou ="feetabix"]Welcome to retrobike!.... [/quote]

 

[NeilM]

Welcome.

If I can offer a bit of advice: Hide you wallet, cut up your credit cards and delete your ebay account.

Retobikes are addictive :twisted:

 

[warpedboy2]

Welcome.

If I can offer a bit of advice: Hide you wallet, cut up your credit cards and delete your ebay account.

Retobikes are addictive :twisted:

Listen to this man, he speaks the truth.

In all serious though, welcome to retro bike (and follow the above advice).

 

[chrisv40]

Hi and welcome, don't listen to them it was at least 6 months after I joined before I had to buy a second shed

 

[NeilM]

Hi and welcome, don't listen to them it was at least 6 months after I joined before I had to buy a second shed

And how many sheds, garages and lock ups do you have now? Come on, fess up.

 

[Skinwhistle]

Prepare to spend hours of your time and loads of your money, coz it won't be long before you're hooked!!!!!
But other than that, welcome!

 

[sortie 1]

thaks for the advice lads

i am gonna have to get another shed though or a lockup

cant get anything else in my shed now

just started riding to work again this week 7 miles there and 7 miles back didnt feel this long last year

 

[kingoffootball]

Riding to work is a great bit of bonus exercise. I ride to work every day (except the odd occasions when I decide to run it) and it's only 5 miles each way, but it makes a difference.

Welcome, by the way. One bike seemed quite enough when I joined. How wrong I was.