The RetroBike generaly average age thread.
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I'm 30. My first decent mtb was a '91 Hard Rock in bright pink. My Dad bought it for me second hand in around '93. Despite the colour, I loved it, but quickly outgrew it. It was really small, 26" wheels but 12" frame if I remember correctly.
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I'm 30. My first decent mtb was a '91 Hard Rock in bright pink. My Dad bought it for me second hand in around '93. Despite the colour, I loved it, but quickly outgrew it. It was really small, 26" wheels but 12" frame if I remember correctly.
Pat
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I have to say, this is the aspect of retrobiking that really made me jump when I attended my first ride. I couldn't believe how young most riders were.
It could also explain why some people get so hung up on certain brands and on exact componentry, as when you guys were doing paper rounds and drooling over MBUK, I was already building my own bikes.
You can do the sums, but in 1994, I was 35.
I have to say, this is the aspect of retrobiking that really made me jump when I attended my first ride. I couldn't believe how young most riders were.
It could also explain why some people get so hung up on certain brands and on exact componentry, as when you guys were doing paper rounds and drooling over MBUK, I was already building my own bikes.
You can do the sums, but in 1994, I was 35.
Flossyrockstar
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Flossyrockstar
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NeilM":385h1hnb said:Flossyrockstar":385h1hnb said:53....
Nowt to be embarrassed about, with age, comes experience, wisdom and... erm, and.... umm... forgot where I was going with this.
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