Hello from Exeter

[Runexeter]

Hi all, I found this forum while searching stuff for Bkool trainer and found a lot of interesting stuff.
I'm a runner by trade but started cycling last year as cross training saves my knees a bit (age sigh).
Looking forward to engaging in conversations with you all.

 

[jonny jeez]

Hi and welcome.

Three of the best riders I know are an accomplished runners too. I think the fitness is pretty transferable to riding, at least the stamina is.

J

 

[welsh dragon]

Hello. Welcome to the forum . Age catches up to us all eventually. Join the club as far as that's concerned.

 

[raleighnut]

 

[Mrs M]

Hello

 

[paul04]

Hello

 

[ScotiaLass]

from me

 

[Wafer]

Hi there, always found cycling easier on the legs than running too
Exeter's pretty nice, moved out of there about 6 months ago but head back to watch the rugby a lot!

 

[Peteaud]

Exeter has some very very good cycle routes.

 

[the_mikey]

Hello and welcome to CycleChat from South Gloucestershire

 

[Fab Foodie]

Hi, born and bred in Exeter, sang in the Cathedral choir and left 30 years ago .... It's nice but the centre has changed a lot.

Anyhow, enough of this drivel... Welcome!

 

[Rickshaw Phil]

Hi and @Runexeter

 

[Bryony]

 

[Wafer]

It's nice but the centre has changed a lot.

It really has. I grew up about half an hour away and over the years I'd never been to Exeter enough to be really familiar with it so I'd go to do something and feel a bit lost again because things had changed. Lived there for about 18 months in the end and got a better idea but my brain really struggled combining memories from bits of the last 25 years to work out what was where!

 

[Runexeter]

Exeter has some very very good cycle routes.

Yes I like all the hills it offers