New Bike
Okay, all you bike riders have convinced this old fart that I needed to start riding. I've been walking for exercise but have some bone on bone in the left knee that biking should treat better than pounding the pavement does. Still have a lot of poundage for the bike to hold up so went with a comfort bike (nice wide seat and heavy frame) - Raleigh Venture
It's been a lot of years since I rode but I can already tell this is gonna be fun. No fifty mile rides yet, but I'll get there someday.
Steve
See you in RAGBRAI2009, huh? Hope this is appropriate but since my oldest brother "gaduated" from the U. of Arkansas, I can't resist......Piiiiiiiiiiiiiggggg Souie!!

Boner
In a thread a while back, someone spoke up this bike and was very happy. I am glad for your new ride. I have been to their site and liked the choices. If you would, can you give us a report when you had had a chance to get used to it? Also, the ballpark price you paid will help also.
This looks like a great choice.
Lou
WARNING!! Lie Detectors Tell the Truth!
Lou

I bought a Diamondback Wildwood Comfort bike for myself and one for the wife a couple of months ago. Got 'em at DICK'S SPORTING GOODS on sale for $279.00. Pretty good bikes for what we wanted to spend and will use them for, but nothing like some of the high dollar Carbondale and other bikes.
Now I just need to find more time to get out and ride it!! Of course, doubt I'll never be in the league of Boner and Bob L. - they are some cycling fools!!

P.S. - I also have another bike and it's a Venture too. But it's made by Yamaha, has a V-4, 5 speed tranny, radio/CB/ intercom, cruise control and purrs along at 70 mph with just the twist of the grip!! Hehehehe!!