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Old 06-15-2008, 03:20 AM   #27 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by alicia91 View Post
You know that it might not be a bad idea to try cycling. Funny that you should mention it. My husband is actually a former competitive road rider who now competes in mountain bike races and rides the local Velodrome. I'm actually fairly athletic, even at my age so as long as my husband doesn't try to 'teach' me inititally, then it might work out. My ENTJ husband isn't a good teacher for me at all.
That's pretty cool... pretty much DONE. DO IT. Buy the bike. Bike prices will be higher in 2009 (my boss already has the pricing from companies) due to shipping increases (because of gas) to make/distribute the bikes. Peak year for buying; technology of women's specific (it's NOT just a paint job difference, let me tell you!!!!!!) and pricing value. You won't regret it. You know you won't! You don't have to ride with your husband if he's being bossy.

(It used to be just a paint job difference. Now they modify the geometry, top tube length is shorter, shorter cranks, narrower bars, women's specific saddle to accomodate for wider hips so you're bearing your weight on your bones as opposed to soft tissue...) I'll help you pick a bike. You won't regret it. Your husband can teach your basic maintenance or do it for you.
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