Inadorel
Regular
Hi to everyone
I've just joined the forum and am looking forward to talking to other cyclists and hopefully getting some help in getting started after many years away
I live in the Scottish Highlands in a very remote area. Until recently I was a very keen hill walker and in fact my husband and I moved to the area in order to be able to enjoy the great trails and paths around here.
Unfortunately, I had a serious accident a year ago, and whilst I have largely recovered, I've been left with some issues. My right arm is a bit weak (I had to have a shoulder replacement) but is recovering, and my main residual problem is with my ankle/foot. I've more surgery to come but the consultant tells me that my foot will never really be fit for purpose for long hill walks again.
So I've just bought a mountain bike and have been tottering round our house on it trying to remember how to balance!
Sure I will have a lot of questions to come.
I've just joined the forum and am looking forward to talking to other cyclists and hopefully getting some help in getting started after many years away
I live in the Scottish Highlands in a very remote area. Until recently I was a very keen hill walker and in fact my husband and I moved to the area in order to be able to enjoy the great trails and paths around here.
Unfortunately, I had a serious accident a year ago, and whilst I have largely recovered, I've been left with some issues. My right arm is a bit weak (I had to have a shoulder replacement) but is recovering, and my main residual problem is with my ankle/foot. I've more surgery to come but the consultant tells me that my foot will never really be fit for purpose for long hill walks again.
So I've just bought a mountain bike and have been tottering round our house on it trying to remember how to balance!
Sure I will have a lot of questions to come.
