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I understand you Jeffro, and I understand peoples, who lives by Russian borders. For example, Ukrainian biatlonist Pidruznyj says: "Since the beginning of the war, only one Russian athlete has written to me to tell me that he is ashamed of what his country is doing, but he is afraid for himself and his family, and therefore he does not express himself publicly. For me, the silence from Russian and Belarusian athletes means that they have chosen to support the war," Pidruchny said. I believe that the majority of the Russian population supports Putin. Why? Because they have his brains...

Do you read up on anything like this before posting, or do you just form an opinion without understanding? Putin and Russia takes great pride in Russian athletes competing internationally and uses it in the media to portray that what they’re doing to Ukraine is fine. Amongst other reasons: Their shonky media can’t re-hash it any other way if their athletes are all of a sudden banished from competing everywhere.

My old Trek, my Pop's old bike, 20 years old. Still goes pretty good, reposted in hopes I get a reply this time. My old Gary Fisher, Hoo Koo E Koo, I get attached to stuff and can't get rid of it. I may put an gas engine on it. My Dad's new bike. He hit 75 this year, still rides though.

I'm diehard Team Green. I hate all other brands, especially Yamaha. If you're interested in the long story....read on. I started riding at age 4, had a Suzuki JR50. I think by age 6 my dad moved me up to a Kawasaki KX60. The color meant nothing but if I remember correctly I think Kawi was the only brand that offered a 60 bike back in 1994 when I was 6. By age 8 or 9 my dad moved me up to a Kawasaki KX80. Again...color meant nothing. It was a used bike we found in the newspaper, went to...

Damn funny!

Buy a good helmet.

I think that is why it is called "The Impossible Climb" not the "Possible Climb"