Links to pics of your touring Bike
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There's the of the Mouton APB that I used Easter 2005.
http://uk.geocities.com/bykekultuur/never.html
Seamus
Cycling Films Big List with over 100 movies...
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Byke Kultuur Never at....
http://uk.geocities.com/bykekultuur/never.htmlSeamus
Cycling Films Big List with over 100 movies...
http://uk.geocities.com/mikstar123/films.html
Byke Kultuur Never at....
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There's piccies of my Peer Gynt...
http://uk.geocities.com/bykekultuur/issue11.html
Some where is a picce of my Challenge Mistral?
Seamus
Cycling Films Big List with over 100 movies...
http://uk.geocities.com/mikstar123/films.html
Byke Kultuur Never at....
http://uk.geocities.com/bykekultuur/never.htmlSeamus
Cycling Films Big List with over 100 movies...
http://uk.geocities.com/mikstar123/films.html
Byke Kultuur Never at....
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A pic of my bird and her bike in Bolivia last year.
http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id ... 676&size=o
BTW it's a Thorn Nomad from 1998, soon to be replaced by a Thorn Nomad 2007
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soory cleanair
just getting asked for password at flicr
george
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Thanks jibi, thought I was good at this kinda thing... I'll try again
www.flickr.com/photos/doxid/305046676/
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My 1000 miles touring in Italy in Summer 06
go to : http://s95.photobucket.com/albums/l140/ ... taly%2006/
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OOPS! Try again. Not sure how to post the link properly.
Anyway...breakfast near Ashford on the way to Dover.
2004 Nottingham to the med and back.
http://s147.photobucket.com/albums/r318 ... shford.jpg0 -
Just taking the chance to jump on the bandwagon there are some photos of me with bikes on Flickr. The bike I use in the Alps is not mine it belongs to my wife's uncle, it was custom built by her cousin for cycling into remote mountain areas for ski touring in spring...
by the way the first photo in the sequence in is on Arran, if you are looking for the mountain bike just browse through a couple more... or check my blog for occasional cycle related posts. Yes I am shameless.**************
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Also with the old C+ crowd at Cycle Chat.0 -
On my trip from Turku, Finland to Paris. The gearing was a little high for the Alps!
http://shim1.shutterfly.com/procgserv/4 ... ZtGjRm1btl
link to the rest of the pictures
http://livelife.shutterfly.com/action/p ... 0fa5d1052e
En tied„, mutta tosi mielenkiintoista
En tied„, mutta tosi mielenkiintoista0 -
Euro tour 2004. My ever faithful Condor thats really to big for me.
http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/page ... size=large0 -
thought i would join in
some pics of touring with tandem and trailer [poland & slovakia]
also a solo's tour of the orkneys
also a trip to italy
http://picasaweb.google.com/steve.rooney
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to mdg1157 photos are great this is something our small church cycle club is interested in .but how can it be free.wat is the catch. a yorkshire postie with short arms and deep pockets.how easy is it to set up.0
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here's one with me in it...
http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/page ... size=large
It was taken on Grimselpass is Switzerland in 2005.
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Fabulous pic's, keep them coming folks!
Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit.
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.0 -
Italy/Bari, Poland and Sardinia. With folding tandem Two'sDay staying in hotels
http://s100.photobucket.com/albums/m33/ ... -April-06/?
http://s100.photobucket.com/albums/m33/ ... mber%2006/
http://s100.photobucket.com/albums/m33/ ... ster%2005/?
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Two resting tourers in Kerry in 2005, en route to Killarney from Waterville, my wife's bike in front and mine, with yellow Altura pannier covers and Ortlieb front panniers, behind.
This is a picture of my bike in a much less laden state on a trip (stopping with friends or staying at B&B's) up to my sister-in-law's place near York earlier this year.
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Just a pic of my bike.0 -
T800
I see you have Shimano sandals on - was it a bit nippy?It's an uphill climb to the bottom0 -
From back in the 1980's
http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/imjibi/Memories
Loch Katrine in the Trossachs
Carlton Corsair and Karrimor panniers
george
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I toured GB north-to-south this year, 1600 miles, camping as I went, via western isles and west coast. Next plan is wales.
Bike is Montag. http://www.pbase.com/canyonlands/image/634005760 -
Carlos, I see you had the same problem as me - where to put a Zefal hp pump when you have a bottle cage...
I got a chromed clamp-on pump clip and fitted it to the seat post, so the pump goes vertically between it and the bottom bracket.It's an uphill climb to the bottom0 -
"It'll be all Wight on the Knight" - Touring Southern England, Summer 2006.
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nice idea cycladelic, I might look into that. It was a puzzle at first. The bike came fitted with brazed-on clips on the rear seat stay but my wheel lock obstructed it hence the cross-bar solution! It's a bit of a compromise.0
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Plenty warm enough for cycling up the hill, though the wind had some bite at the top (that's why I had to put the jacket on). Camping in Caherdaniel that week, temps went down to 1C and 3C at night, just what I needed when trying to get over a 'flu-like virus, which was the reason for the rest day in Caherdaniel.
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I see you have Shimano sandals on - was it a bit nippy?
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T800, I love those sandals.
I was in Austria one May and the snow at one pass was 2 metres deep: I got some very strange looks from passing motorists.It's an uphill climb to the bottom0 -
Carlos
On one of my previous bikes, I use two Zefal "doodahs" - Velcro straps that have shaped plastic spacers - to fit the pump <u>under</u> the top tube. I am not sure if Zefal still produce them, but you might find some in old old stockist or on eBay.It's an uphill climb to the bottom0
