Show us your scenic bike pics!
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My Reilly (Rachel) taking a rest in the hills of West Limerick[url]
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there are very interesting and scenic bike pics in this topic!0
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enroute to Avebury today...amazing weather, and dry, dusty trails!
A month or so previously....first pic slightly "less scenic"
Titus Silk Road Ti rigid 29er - Scott Solace 10 disc - Kinesis Crosslight Pro6 disc - Scott CR1 SL - Pinnacle Arkose X 650b - Pinnacle Arkose singlespeed - Specialized Singlecross...& an Ernie Ball Musicman Stingray 4 string...0 -
Out for a quick spin round Portmellon in Cornwall today, beautiful day.
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Loch Ness - on one of our rare good weather Lejog days last month0 -
Northern Highlands - epic place0 -
"It must be true, it's on the internet" - Winston Churchill0
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My Limba exploring some little used bridleways...
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I've just ridden my bike across France and back. I rode 2575km in 10 days and climbed over 32000m.
I expected to return with a stack of photos of me and the bike in the sunshine, up at the top of some great climbs with some amazing views.
Keen weather watchers will have noted that France has just suffered some of the worst rain and flooding in memory. Though I was not in regions with the worst rain, I spent many, many days in persistent heavy rain and very low temperatures. I came back through a lot of flooded areas.
I had hoped to contribute some scenic photos to this thread.
Sadly, all I have is a bunch of photos of signs at the top of Cols, with visibility of not many metres:
I could keep going! Man it was miserable. There are some Cols I do not have photos of as I was so cold and wet I couldn't be bothered to take gloves off to take a photo etc. The top of Mont Aiguoal was probably the most dangerous situation I have ever put myself in on a bike and was all rather reckless in hindsight. Temperatures were only about 3 degrees, I was soaked to the bone and the wind was recorded at over 75kph that afternoon. I did not stop for photos!
Oh well, going to have to go and do it all again and get the views next time!0 -
+ potato for the ride though Marcus!Advocate of disc brakes.0
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marcusjb wrote:
Oh well, going to have to go and do it all again and get the views next time!
Kudos for keeping going and getting back in one piece! Plus, the British Summer might actually seem relatively pleasant for cycling after all that. Take some nice pictures of hedgerows or something.
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First HC climb of the year
Not a famous one, but it was on TDF
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Cruising Stockholm0 -
Nice skirt.Advocate of disc brakes.0
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Bang Phra reservoir, about an hour and a bit outside of Bangkok...
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The top of the Burway, Church Stretton.“Give a man a fish and feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and feed him for a lifetime. Teach a man to cycle and he will realize fishing is stupid and boring”
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I managed to find this prop down by the riverside at Bardney
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Bought a CAAD8 for when the weather isn't so great and a bit of commuting, so I can keep my Supersix for best.
Took it out for a test run this evening.
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Old photo and old bike:
Looking over the fish ponds at Luk Keng, Hong Kong.Head Hands Heart Lungs Legs0 -
Here's one for you...
Specialized Diverge Elite
Felt F85
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At Col du Galibier last week
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Posing over Whitsand Bay
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Worcestershire last weekend...
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coriordan wrote:Posing over Whitsand Bay
Nice to see some pictures from down this part of the world!0 -
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Different bike today, this time on the very edge of France looking towards Burg in Switzerland
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One from earlier this year. My last training/reccee ride up Hardknott before the Fred Whitton.
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not my bike, but this is the lead group in last weekend's Etape passing our front door, about 7.30 on Sunday morning...
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My Scott on the top of Ventoux 1 July 2016
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