Welcome to the CN Forum - Come and introduce yourself

[zarnack]

Hello, everybody

Though it seems like my posts appear with a lag, so it kinda slows down discussions.

 

[King Boonen]

Re:

Hello, everybody

Though it seems like my posts appear with a lag, so it kinda slows down discussions.

Hello! That shouldn't happen now. The first 10 posts require approval from the mod/admin team so they can sit a bit until we see them.

 

[nevele neves]

Greetings to all.

 

[bp92]

This is more of a re-introduction; I was an active member about 4-5 years ago, then went inactive for a couple years... then tried to come back last year but couldn't because the password reset system didn't work for me. And neither did the new account creation.
Now that that's fixed, hello again! I guess I'll see you around in the race design thread quite a bit!

 

[Chris Gadsden]

Buongiorno! Long time peruser.. since the days of Bill's. The internet seemed brand new back then.

Love all things cycling and I really appreciate spring-time races. Can't wait for MSR!

 

[Pricey_sky]

Buongiorno! Long time peruser.. since the days of Bill's. The internet seemed brand new back then.

Love all things cycling and I really appreciate spring-time races. Can't wait for MSR!

Welcome Chris! A quieter time on here over the winter months, but things will soon pick up in the spring.

 

[Yohan]

Hi Daniel - this is great! Can't wait to discuss pro racing with like-minded people

 

[Gigs_98]

Just looked at this thread and I find it kinda sorta hilarious the last person introducing themselves on this thread that isn't banned already did so in January of 2019. CN forums, only attracting the finest of the finest.

 

[hender-retour]

I am mrhender. Can't find my old login. Been away for some years. Posting here to avoid the sock puppet ban.

 

[Rob5091]

Yep, I'm back, older but probably not wiser.

 

[Salvarani]

A lot of new accounts in the last two days.

Why dont yall come in here and introduce yourselves?

 

[Rob5091]

A lot of new accounts in the last two days.

Why dont yall come in here and introduce yourselves?

Bots being attracted by the busier then normal forum?

 

[DNP-Old]

Bots being attracted by the busier then normal forum?

People looking for a syringe, most likely.

 

[Rob5091]

People looking for a syringe, most likely.

Here?! Cyclists and syringes, who would believe it?! Oh yeah ... carry on now, nothing to see here.

 

[Miss Violet Smith]

A lot of new accounts in the last two days.

Why dont yall come in here and introduce yourselves?

Hello everyone!

As a long-time cycling and xc-skiing fan, I've been around the forum for awhile. Although I don't post a great deal, I enjoy the discussions and I do look forward to talking to you all more.

Recently, I was at the 2023 Tour of Leuven – Memorial Jef Scherens. I really like one-day races, especially the classics and the monuments.

Being Swedish, I look forward to see how the younger Swedish cyclists develop over the next years; living in Belgium, I cannot help being interested in and excited by the Belgian and Dutch cyclists as well; and I must admit to having grown a soft spot for both Vingegaard, Pogaçar and Pedersen over the last few years.

My own cycling routine is very much on the recreational and leisurely side.

 

[Sciatic]

Hello everyone!

As a long-time cycling and xc-skiing fan, I've been around the forum for awhile. Although I don't post a great deal, I enjoy the discussions and I do look forward to talking to you all more.

Recently, I was at the 2023 Tour of Leuven – Memorial Jef Scherens. I really like one-day races, especially the classics and the monuments. Being Swedish, I look forward to see how the younger Swedish cyclists develop over the next years, living in Belgium, one cannot help being interested and excited by the Belgian and Dutch cyclists as well, and I must admit to having grown a soft spot for both Vingegaard and Pogaçar over the last few years.

My own cycling routine is very much on the recreational and leisurely side.

Welcome!

 

[Rob5091]

Hello everyone!

As a long-time cycling and xc-skiing fan, I've been around the forum for awhile. Although I don't post a great deal, I enjoy the discussions and I do look forward to talking to you all more.

Recently, I was at the 2023 Tour of Leuven – Memorial Jef Scherens. I really like one-day races, especially the classics and the monuments.

Being Swedish, I look forward to see how the younger Swedish cyclists develop over the next years; living in Belgium, I cannot help being interested in and excited by the Belgian and Dutch cyclists as well; and I must admit to having grown a soft spot for both Vingegaard, Pogaçar and Pedersen over the last few years.

My own cycling routine is very much on the recreational and leisurely side.

Välkommen! A Swede to balance up a bit all the Danes here. There's not a lot on the horizon here in Sweden with regards to a GT winner.

 

[Miss Violet Smith]

Välkommen! A Swede to balance up a bit all the Danes here. There's not a lot on the horizon here in Sweden with regards to a GT winner.

Tack så mycket!

About the potential for Swedish GT winner: regrettably true. In addition, more than twenty years since the last Tour of Sweden (Postgirot Open) and the last winner there was Danish (Kurt Asle Arvesen).

Xc skiing is a great comfort, though.

 

[Samu Cuenca]

Tack så mycket!

About the potential for Swedish GT winner: regrettably true. In addition, more than twenty years since the last Tour of Sweden (Postgirot Open) and the last winner there was Danish (Kurt Asle Arvesen).

Xc skiing is a great comfort, though.

He did ride for Danish teams, but Arvesen is very much Norwegian, so we, the Danes, don't want him

 

[Miss Violet Smith]

He did ride for Danish teams, but Arvesen is very much Norwegian, so we, the Danes, don't want him

You're absolutely right. Oops.

 

[Stubb]

Hi everyone,
new to the forum but long time cycling fan; used to be active in a different - national - forum some years ago. Lately I've found myself reading the *international* one more often (national forums can be quite chauvinistic at times); so with the tour (and vacations) in sight, I'm here to enjoy some lighthearted discussions.

Favourite riders since 2000: Gibo Simoni, Andy Schleck, Tom Dumoulin. In recent seasons, Pogi of course, but Matteo Jorgenson is the rising star in my personal "big guys who can climb" list, hope to see him do well in the tour.

 

[Miss Violet Smith]

Welcome to the forum! I'm also very interested to see what Jorgenson can do in this year's TdF.

 

[Rob5091]

lighthearted discussions.

You might be in for a nasty surprise! Welcome!

 

[Stubb]

Thank you both.
Nah, I've followed the forum from behind the curtain for a while, the days of the big dramas and divisive charcters in cycling are over; Pogi and Jonas are no Simoni/Basso or Schleck/Contador .

 

[Rob5091]

Thank you both.
Nah, I've followed the forum from behind the curtain for a while, the days of the big dramas and divisive charcters in cycling are over; Pogi and Jonas are no Simoni/Basso or Schleck/Contador .

Go over to the Pogi thread and say his bike has a motor and he's not racing on bread and water! Fanboys and bots galore will reply.