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Sunrise over the road to Skipton.
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Autumn colours...
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Did you post process the picture to get the bike level or is that signpost really on the p1ss?itboffin wrote:ugo.santalucia wrote:Bealach Na Ba from Tornapress
How did I miss that your cassette is a GIANT dinner plate
Cannondale Synapse Carbon Ultegra
Kinesis Racelight 4S
Specialized Allez Elite (Frame/Forks for sale)
Specialized Crosstrail Comp Disk (For sale)0 -
47p2 wrote:Autumn colours...
You appear to be in full winter gear, for Autumn.
And looks like you could also benefit from narrower bars.I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles0 -
Not me in that picture ^SloppySchleckonds wrote:You appear to be in full winter gear, for Autumn.
And looks like you could also benefit from narrower bars.
Lanzarote...
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Beaulieu last Sunday. The trees were very colourful, and the Sky was clear.
Bognor was nice on the Saturday too.0 -
47p2 wrote:Autumn colours...
Great photo.0 -
Bognor was nice on the Saturday too.[/quote]
I cycled along the see front at Bognor a couple of years ago. There is a short section with a very small no cycling sign. Fortunately the friend I was cycling with was a local, so we dutifully got off and walked 100 yards to the tea shop round the corner. Walking back there was a police officer stopping other cyclists and handing out fines. Local knowledge sometimes pays off. Nice tea shop as well, proper mugs of tea and good sized cakes.0 -
Just outside of Bristol, before heading up Belmont hill...Weather wasn't great that day!0 -
My Wittson at Mont-Roig Bahia, Spain
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In the last two days I've cycled up two hills, both called Blauen, but in different countries. One in the Black Forest, one in the Jura, both very cold, but worth the climb.
In the Jura today:
In the Black Forest yesterday, with the Alpes in the far distance:
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Having fun with my little Flux.0 -
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Spain (Costa Blanca):
Southern Alps (can't remember where!):
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Not very scenic, in fact a misty mizzley morning in Worcestershire, and beginning to wish I hadn't taken the mudguards off!
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It's January in the UK. What on earth were you thinking when you took off the mudguards?? If you could only have mudguards for one month, January would be it.
Nice bike BTW. Is that a zesty London Road?0 -
No it's a Kinesis Pro6. Always rode it with mudguards in the past, gave it an overhaul/service in the summer ready for winter, but I've always disliked 'guards so thought I would try it without for this winter.0
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Very nice! I'm too old now to be riding in a UK winter without guards. I have the original Kinesis Tk with guards permanently attached. It's the wet weather bike rather than the winter one; I'll take it out in July if it's raining!
Dry bike without guards is a CR1-SL0 -
Top of the Tak Ma Doon out of Kilsyth. Lets just say it was pretty stupid riding up there when it was like that...
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Fixed or SS? :shock: either way!
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Guess where....0 -
A lovely day for it today.0 -
Just in front of Battersea Power Station?kiteloopy wrote:
Guess where....0 -
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Hinaultscrapcousin wrote:Just in front of Battersea Power Station?
Ha, Winner! Its the very popular Cap de Formentor / Lighthouse route in Mallorca. Thats Pollenca bay.
Pic was taken in September, ive been stuck in Berkshire since.0 -
The first trip out for the Enigma this year, and with a new back wheel. I found a chain stuck in the ground in the middle of nowhere, which made an ideal prop for the bike.You can't see it, but there is still snow on the ground behind me when I took the photo.
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Last week on the col d'Aspin0
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Does it count if it's a pic of someone else riding? Though I wouldn't mind being there on that bike.
Taken at the Grossglockner alpine road in Österreich last summer.Specialized Diverge Elite
Felt F85
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