bycycling for beginer?
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just keep on trying buddy!! YOU'LL DO IT...\n\nIt's just like riding a bike!!
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Check out your local government website and look for parks and rec.  I just did this to find local biking trails in our area, but you should be able to find walking trails in your area.  Print up some fliers to organize a meeting.  Then, go to several of the trails in your area and pass them out.  You could also create your own yahoo group and put that on the flier as well.  Just start by passing out fliers asking people to come to an informational meeting to discuss.  People don't really like being harassed too much, so a flier with a website or an email address is better than asking for names and phone numbers.
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Do the Wildflower Century in Chico. It's one of the best centuries in the U.S. (as rated by Bicycling Magazine). It takes place this year on April 30th.\n\nGreat riding, well stocked rest stops. Tons of fellow cyclists, and most likely some really great weather.\n\nMore info can be found at www.chicovelo.org
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Have you tried www.freecycle.org? Check out the website. It's not exactly 'recycle' by the purest sense of the term but once you check the website you'll be sure to like it.
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Golf, for certain.\nFrisbee golf\nRoad biking\nMountain biking (great workout and FUN)\nHiking\nMountain climbing (if you find a club or business that provides spotters!)\nKayaking or any rowing sport\nSailing\nSurfing\n\nHow's that for starters?
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it all depends if you are a seasoned cyclist ? if you are not, i would recommend you to go to your LBS and get the bike guys over there to help you choose a bike within budget, you don't need to go high end as you are a beginner and you dont need those really high end frames as you would not be able to tell the difference. \n\nif you are a seasoned cyclist, i believe you would have gone to Ebay and look for some really good used bikes, and your budget would have gone twice the amount. anyway LBS is the best bet as they are able to tell you when people around the area have group rides and you are able to join in. Kick back and Enjoy the new bike you purchased. Cheers
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water, lose the sodas, if u cant d water green(or white) tea is great.up the aerobics cycling is great, get some riens together anyone can do it, (my knees were shot after a sports injury and i could still bike, basically if you can walk straight u can bike. if you are more coordinated rollerbladeing is great, keep the skates in the cat and do it every chance u get.oh, and 0 fast food. no excuses. if u can pick up a vegan cook book, try some of the meals... a few are pretty good and VERY healthy.noneed to go overboard on the vegan stuff, coupla times a week is good.
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well first off its MOTTOCROSS not motorcross. but its pretty easy. and if you get a good bike its gonna b expensive. but for a beginner you should get a yamaha 4stroke 250.
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Go to a bike store.  I like Schwinn Cruisers personally.
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You will probably use it for a few times and get bored with it! Those Ab Lounges are good and they can be bought at Wal Mart,Target etc. You should look into buying a mountain bike for great excercise and you will get hooked. You can expect to pay $300 for a good mountain bike and make sure it doesn't have the hand grip shifter but a trigger shifter and look for good brakes such as disc brakes. I understand you dont wanna pay over $100 but if you get a good mountain bike you will stay with it and you will be happy you made the right choice. Those Ab Lounges work great and they are under $100 and you can always do some hiking at parks close to your home. You can also try finding used mountain bikes on craigslist.org for your own city as well as used excercise equipment!
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I don't know any in yonkers but I know of one near by. There is a route along the bronx river parkway and along the saw mill parkway. Also on Sundays they close down the actual BRP to cyclists.
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Get thee to a bike shop.  Get fitted.  Ride safe!
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Cycling is a fantastic sport. It keeps you fit without overstressing any part of your body, it gives you a cheap and effective form of transport and its a companionable way of seeing the World with your friends.\n\nSO: Don't be put off right at the beginning by making the wrong choice of bike!!!\n\nAlways buy the best bike you can afford. Go for a well known make - Cannondale, Trek, Specialised, Bianchi, Giant, Raleigh, Dawes etc.\n\nGo to a good bike shop and take their advice. They'll also fit the bike to you and give you the chance to try several different types until you find the one for you.\n\nAlso, go for good componentry (gears, pedals, saddle etc) - these make all the difference between a great riding experience and an irritating one that will put you off cycling forever.\n\nThink carefully about what you want - are you going to be cycling mainly on road or hurtling down forest tracks? Is it for town or for country, communting or long distance?\n\nYou should discuss your requirements with a good dealer.\n\nIn short: Don't buy online - find the best local dealer and buy from there.
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I know that in the MD, DC area, there is one called freecycle.com.  There is also something called the needs network.  Try them, they might be able to help you out.
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Keep checking online. I did print out plans with sources of material last year.  Also, there are finished frames for sale. Maybe Instructables? There are projects for welding bikes,
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walk to a road with no traffic.\nget your bum on the seat.\nand find out for yourself.\n\nthat is how i learned, and i am Dutch ( which means bicycle mad)\ngood luck
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http://www.Freecycle.com\n\nReduce\nReuse\nRecycle