[stogies4life]

Originally Posted by janderson8710

A metric century is good to see stogies4life. I just got a trek 7.3 for Christmas. I could only do about twenty miles on my cheap mountain bike and this is my first real bike to get me going further and faster. Im pumped for some warmer weather to come so I can test my limits on my new hybrid.

Just how I got started too!

[giantcfr1]

Originally Posted by rola643

Strava in Japanese

I'm confused as to why. Mine is English but maybe somehow when I post it,it must convert because of my location. I'm very disappointed with the figures but anyway, it got me out of the house. Here is a screen shot...



At halfway point to Osaka.

[retromike3]

road my fixed gear last night for about twenty minutes. Top speed was over twenty, then I wimped out and crawled the last ten.


mike-entropy sucks-frye

[superj]

I tried to do long rides on my hybrid, when it ha straight bars, but with daily wind speeds of 30mph, I had to get something more aerodynamic

[novatrekker75]

I purchased a Trek FX 7.3 in late July 2012. It is lots of fun to ride and a good workout too. I'm sure you'll enjoy it!

[giantcfr1]

Originally Posted by superj

I tried to do long rides on my hybrid, when it ha straight bars, but with daily wind speeds of 30mph, I had to get something more aerodynamic

Hey, I agree with you there in a way. That ride above was a flat course the whole way. I should have used my road bike, but I wanted to give my hybrid a bash on this particluar day after some changes. My hybrid is best suited for long, steep mountain-road rides of which I have plenty of to my north. It's very comfortable to climb with.

[superj]

Man, in all your pics it is so green. It's beautiful compared to my local shades of brown