Interesting comments. Even with the diversity of backgrounds, life experiences, viewpoints, philosophies, sexes,and agesit's great to see the commonality we find over cycling and particular types of bicycles. Even though I might have different views in some areas from list participants I've learned to respect others and their differing views and hopefully learn something in getting to know them. Life is very complex in my view and we all are works in progress. None of us have all the answers do we? I think we're mostly all trying to figure 'life' out and make sense of the good, the bad and the ugly of it, the temporary aspect of it, the truth of it all and what's possibly next after it ends.A lifelong pursuit indeed! I think every life is of tremendous value and worthy of respect and deserving of living a life of freedom and dignity. Alas it's not a perfect world but we can all strive to do better especially how we treat others. We just don't know what trials and tribulations have shaped and impacted others lives. Of course we are creatures with emotions and those emotions can be difficult to keep in check at times. Those times when my emotions get the best of me and my words I find apologies and forgiveness go a long way. I like the idea of making a supreme effort to live at peace with all even though easier said than done Well, mercy, I got a bit carried away and verbose. A good long bike ride sure helps sort out my thoughts. Peace out.Paul in Dallas
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