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Next stop | Boston
Those who are close to me have known that I left my old gig back in April and have been on the lookout for my next city. San Fran, and Los Angeles were the initial favorites, but after a fortuitous visit to Boston in late June I've decided to call Boston my home once again. Unfortunately, I'm going to have to roll into the my new place in Chelsea with a few less bikes.
So, I'm reaching out to all the Boston cycle peeps out there. Where are the best spots to ride? Any good places for road biking (preferably north of the city)? What about MTB? Or should I retire those disciplines and accept the fact that from here on out....I'm a full-time single speeder?
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July 23rd, 2010 - 13:13
That is a sweet place Christian. Sure you will settle in quickly. Tommaso fixie is still providing me with loads of fun. Thanks again.
July 23rd, 2010 - 16:57
Thanks man.
I’m glad you’re still loving the bike. If it had been just a bit bigger I probably couldn’t have parted with it now matter how much I needed a new bike. In fact, after spending a lot of time (and money) on my mountain bike and road bike…I went back to the basics. I spend 90% of my time riding a single speed that was built from a spare parts and a rewelded frame. Just can’t beat the simple joy of a single speed.
July 27th, 2010 - 20:28
What are you doing with the BMC?
July 29th, 2010 - 15:42
I brought it to Boston with me. Not sure how often I’m going to get to ride it though. So that could be disappointing.