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Old 08-10-2010, 10:57 PM #8
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Default Mountain biking?
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I just KNEW KZL would chime in, and in a GREAT WAY! KZL Mark56
You used to mountain bike. Have you discussed that possibility with your team? If I get back into it I hope to visit my sister in Colorado. Perhaps you'll be back into it by then. I've had knee problems since 1984 and started chronicling them about nine years ago:*edit*
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