dschult2
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Pretty self explanatory although my kids are my favorite. Love to go out and enjoy the shooting sports as well. Anybody else have any hobbies other than riding your bike?
Couple of my favorite things
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My other "hobby", which has been losing out lately to my FZ6...
I'm not the only one here who likes mountain bikes.
Also, nice bike and nice dog. :thumbup:
Also, nice bike and nice dog. :thumbup:
TeacherJoe
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dschult2
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That is a beautiful corvette! I don't thIink I would want to drive that on the road either, just look at it in the garage and wipe it down with a cloth diaper. I suppose mountain biking makes sense as second hobby for bike riders, just about the same concept just slower.
I've got a few:
Also have a road bicycle, but no current picture (too dark in garage right now)
There's also baking and cooking, but we already have a thread for that in The Bar.
Also have a road bicycle, but no current picture (too dark in garage right now)
There's also baking and cooking, but we already have a thread for that in The Bar.
SweaterDude
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New Bike
Old Bike
And i like to doodle a little bit occasionally.
Old Bike
And i like to doodle a little bit occasionally.
I have a couple...
These are a few of my favorite things:
I spend a lot of time with my fur-kids Bonjour (Beagle) and Lily (Spaniel).
I also make quilts, both bed quilts and wall hangings.
Teaching is my passion and most of the time doesn't feel like work. My students appreciate it.
I have a close group of girlfriends I "party" with whether it is New Years or book club!
I spend a lot of time with my fur-kids Bonjour (Beagle) and Lily (Spaniel).
I also make quilts, both bed quilts and wall hangings.
Teaching is my passion and most of the time doesn't feel like work. My students appreciate it.
I have a close group of girlfriends I "party" with whether it is New Years or book club!
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Yes and no. It's a long story that I'll tell to Jen and she can re-tell it to you SoCal hoons...
Lefty your axe is broke, its lost two strings...So you really are a Lefty! :rockon:
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Lefty your axe is broke, its lost two strings...So you really are a Lefty! :rockon:
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As a few of you know from my "New Comfortably Numb" posts, I do a radio show every fortnight with my Bro so listening to a broad range of music both live and recorded is a fantastic hobby as most of the "live" stuff is in a pub somewhere.
I reckon I have the best of both worlds as Kez , my missus, loves live music too (and we both like a Shiraz and pub grub) so we get to spend time together as well as doing our own thing
I reckon I have the best of both worlds as Kez , my missus, loves live music too (and we both like a Shiraz and pub grub) so we get to spend time together as well as doing our own thing
Guv'mint job, no GF/SWMBO, no kids, hate TV, so I have a few:
Barbequeing (I'm the proud owner of two Big Green Eggs):
Woodworking:
Photography:
Blowing **** Up:
Music:
...and music/Home Theater:
Oh yeah, I also run a Corrections Program for Troubled Teens; it's nice to give back to Society:
:BLAA:
Barbequeing (I'm the proud owner of two Big Green Eggs):
Woodworking:
Photography:
Blowing **** Up:
Music:
...and music/Home Theater:
Oh yeah, I also run a Corrections Program for Troubled Teens; it's nice to give back to Society:
:BLAA:
Oh I also enjoy building bikes (and lacing wheels).
Just built this up for my wife, yesterday
Just built this up for my wife, yesterday
Nappa
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Not the type of pedals I'd expect to see on a road bike.
Yeah.. she and I get that all the time. Here's the rationale: we also ride XC and DH. When we originally got into DH. I found it much safer to use flats on DH, but going back and forth between flat and clipless was messing me up, so I just went with flats on all my bikes.
Have ridden this way for about 10 years now.. including solo century. Definitely won't win me any races, but otherwise it works well for me (and her).
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Baci
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Too many hobbies not enough time, here is the tip of the ice berg and what I had handy. The fisherman is not me, but I didnt have my pics from the weekend handy :thumbup:
