Links to pics of your touring Bike

bsicle

Me me me me me me me, and my bike.

Barry.
www.flickr.com/photos/44429793@N00/

cycladelic

I'd like to know how Knight2000 got his full-size.

megilleland

As it is the New Year I thought I better put a photo up of the bike. My other resolution is to do a web page.

Knight2000

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I'd like to know how Knight2000 got his full-size.
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Just lucky I guess. On the Crazy Guy on a Bike website the pictures are initially displayed in a regular size with the option to click each one to full size. The link I used for this forum is to the full size picture. The camera used to take the pictures is a 8 megapixel Olympus digital camera and that's how big the pictures come from it.

Miles2go

Hello all and happy New Year.

Here's my Thorn Nomad at 11,990 feet.
http://www.pbase.com/image/56714164.jpg

Here's my Bike Friday New World Tourist in Switzerland.
http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/page/pic/?o=lt&pic_id=118022&v=6m&size=large

And in the FLT Gallery http://www.fullyloadedtouring.com, my girl Nancy's bikes are shown in images 003 and 072.

I recently numbered all 150+ images in the gallery so bike owners can easily reference their photos. Additional changes will likely occur on the FLT gallery's first year anniversary in March.

Cheers

Ron
www.fullyloadedtouring.com
- Expedition Bike Gallery -

Tim Farr

Miles2go - that's the Rhone Glacier isn't it, and you're on the Furka? It's shrunk a good bit - must get back there sometime.

T Farr

Miles2go

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Miles2go - that's the Rhone Glacier isn't it, and you're on the Furka? It's shrunk a good bit - must get back there sometime.

T Farr
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Right Tim. On all three counts. http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:GlacierRhone.jpeg

Get out there and see what's to see, while it's still with us.

Cheers,

Ron
www.fullyloadedtouring.com
- Expedition Bike Gallery -

CometGirl

Not the best pic I have of it, but my just-built Thorn Brevet:

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proud [:)]

Kev67

Oi, put your old profile pic back.

CometGirl

*sigh*

Okay, updated...

Tourist Tony

Leave 'er alone! She's ver' fond of her new bike!
You just want swimsuit pictures.....

Tourist Tony

And a rather poor shot of mine that breaks all those site rules for composition.
http://img530.imageshack.us/img530/9271 ... 044rq1.jpg

freddered

Here's a link to an assortment of my bikes at various stages of evolving and a few LEJoG photos.

Thorn Raven Tour (2006)
British Eagle Touristique (1986)
Saracen Forcetrax (1995)
GT Aggressor (2006)

http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/fdered/Bikes

markenduro

Not the best picture but here goes, my kona sutra at the start of the TPT in Southport last year.
http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o86/ ... thport.jpg

Mark

banjokat

Not heavily laden, but I adore this bike
http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j317/ ... re174a.jpg
pic was in the Yorkshire Dales

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God told me to scoff all the Jaffa Cakes
My Bikes Updated at last!

BShane

Hi MartDavis,
Is that battery charging gizmo commercialy available or is home made?
D.

Unknown

You can buy similar solar powered chargers but the are a bit pricey: http://www.solio.com/v2/

BShane

Thanks, I like the idea of being able to charge batteries etc from a unit that takes power from a dyno hub and/or the sun. I seem to remember reading about one somewhere but it might have been home made too.

vernonlevy

Here's my galaxy restaing against the Tan Hill Inn while I was in the Inn resting against the bar :-)

http://picasaweb.google.com/vernonlevy/Touring/photo#5009747439447579794

petercairns

Hi, I just got started cycling last year, furthest I have gone on a trip so far is only 27 miles, but hope to do better this year, got a friend who is a keen cyclist so hope to pick up some tips, and lots of help from the forum. here's a link of some pics from Orkney.

http://aolpictures.aol.co.uk/galleries/ ... xQp5Fd3Ig=

Unknown

Here's my Surly Long Haul Trucker that I just built up.

Plan to use it for commuting and touring duties.

Steerer is a little long, soon to be trimmed once I have decided on the correct bar height.

http://my.opera.com/nicolap99/albums/show.dml?id=195141

Regards
Denis

nasz

http://nutsonbents.mail2web.com/images/mast02.jpg

London to Sydney by recumbent bikes, 25000km on the road...

www.nutsonbents.com - London to Sydney on Recumbents 2005/6
www.nasz.co.uk
www.africaunleashed.com

piedwagtail91

Here's the winter fixed tourer http://picasaweb.google.com/piedwagtail ... 3061476274

Carpe Diem

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Here's my Surly Long Haul Trucker that I just built up.

Plan to use it for commuting and touring duties.

Steerer is a little long, soon to be trimmed once I have decided on the correct bar height.

http://my.opera.com/nicolap99/albums/show.dml?id=195141

Regards
Denis


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Thats a really nice bike [8D]

Unknown

Carpe Diem

Thanks for the comments

I've since cut down the steerer tube having settled on the right length.
I'm really pleased with it, its a bit heavy, but that really doesn't bother me too much.

Very steady and predictable ride.

If I were to get worried about the weight I would get a custom made frame to the same dimensions as the LHT.

Regards
Denis

cycleman

[url][/url][url][/url]http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o1/cycleman_photo/francebritteney016.jpg. do not know weather this will work but there should be a link to a picture of me in britteney . i ahad some nice weather on the last few days of my trip[:)]

cycleman

http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o1/c ... ney016.jpg

did not work first time[:(] . so lets tr[:)]y again

Waderider

http://www.flickr.com/photos/27054615@N00/

Blue bike....road tourer.
Orange bike.....MTB tourer.
Yellow bike......Polaris Style off road tourer!

andyoxon

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Here's a link to an assortment of my bikes at various stages of evolving and a few LEJoG photos.

Thorn Raven Tour (2006)
<b><font color="red">British Eagle Touristique (1986)</font id="red"></b>
Saracen Forcetrax (1995)
GT Aggressor (2006)

http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/fdered/Bikes
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That makes three of us - including Fab Foodie, that I know of. [:)] Mine's circa 1992. No pic yet.

Andy

--- Beware of 'all things being equal' - because very often they are not. ---

bagpusscp

Riding back home to Derby from near Wells Somerset in April .As Iam far from fit I know its going to hurt . Still I have broken the mileage down to about between 50 and 60 a day ,so plenty of time for cups of tea . I will be booking a nice south westly wind as well .I shall be riding old faithful .http://www.flickr.com/photos/74418119@N00/339496127/

bagpuss