Nice bike. When I was younger I used to road ride around 25-30 miles a day and race in the 100 milers. Boy was I in much better shape back then!

I just recently traded my TREK 8900 Mt Bike for a Steyr LG-1 10m match rifle and a Daystate Harrier in .22 with a custom Purple Heart wood thumbhole stock with Morgan adj. pad. The bike had not been riden in almost 5 years because of my low back problems and it just worked out perfect to make a trade with a collector looking for a bike.

The long bike rides along with the wrestling and other sports I am sure didn't help my back any but back when your under 20 you recover faster and don't get injured as easily. Now that I am a ripe old 36 I wonder how the hell I am going to feel if I even make it to 70

Dee

Dee wrote:Nice bike. ........... Now that I am a ripe old 36 I wonder how the hell I am going to feel if I even make it to 70

Dee

Believe me it gets a lot worse.....

Or my version of that..

"That which does not kill you can still make you ugly..."

I have more than my share of scars from various.. umm.. adventures.

Jason wrote:Or my version of that..

"That which does not kill you can still make you ugly..."

I have more than my share of scars from various.. umm.. adventures.

Think of them as character marks with stories. Bookmarks, as it were.

genphideaux wrote: She who does not kill us only makes us stronger...

Fixt for my wife.