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    Here is my new bike. I took a ride all the way to Lympstone from Exmouth today. Had a practice of all the gears there are 21 and 4 different levers so it was a little confusing . Soon got the hang of it so went for a ride along the new cycle track. which is a bit like a Roller Coaster stretched out in a straight line. Never seen so many ups and downs .Very enjoyable as it is all the way along the estuary.
    Of course , my camera is in the small backpack
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    Very nice, but no mudguards?
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    No . I have thought about it . I'll sort it after my hol's other wise if I get caught in the rain well..................................... I don't wanr all round mudguards just short splash guards
    I'm also waiting fora rack bag

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    http://www.exmouth-guide.co.uk/walk_lympstone.htm

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    Looks a lovely bike, Beryl!

    Now you can even take it (and your camera) on the train to visit other cycle tracks around the country. The Solent Way near us goes through Keyhaven and lots of birds are to be seen beside it!

    Many happy and safe cycling miles ahead!

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    Thanks Catherine.

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    Here is the new Gell saddle cover. Nice and comfy too
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    That certainly looks comfortable Beryl, looking forward to receiving mine.
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    It is. I was well on my way this morning when I suddenly realized it was comfy and thought It works , it really is comfy

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