BasilWhite
Active Member
Hi all, just signed up and saying hello 
I'm getting back to cycling after a LONG break.Haven't bought a new bike yet (want a Triban 3 when they have stock but also saving up so it's probably next year!) so like a lot of people dragged my old bike out of the garage and I'm working on fixing it up. It's an old Raleigh/BSA road bike with drop bars from 1985 that I used to ride as a teenager, did hundreds of miles on that bike but sadly it's not looking so good these days. the cranks are more rust than metal. Anyway that's for the other forum, look forward to 'meeting' you on the forums

I'm getting back to cycling after a LONG break.Haven't bought a new bike yet (want a Triban 3 when they have stock but also saving up so it's probably next year!) so like a lot of people dragged my old bike out of the garage and I'm working on fixing it up. It's an old Raleigh/BSA road bike with drop bars from 1985 that I used to ride as a teenager, did hundreds of miles on that bike but sadly it's not looking so good these days. the cranks are more rust than metal. Anyway that's for the other forum, look forward to 'meeting' you on the forums



There's some good (and flat) off road trails within a half hour drive if you like MTB's although some sections are fine for road bikes. My plan is go straight out the front door and ride or I'll make every excuse to not bother. So doing up the old road bike for winter and then hopefully a nice new bike next spring when I can ride a mile without anything hurting. And fixing up an old bike will give me some skills for looking after the new one.
to the fold!