***12 Days of Christmas Competition***
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So my day was nice n blue so I went for a casual CX with a friend, it was kinda funny... Mud depth...
then off I went to show off my thighs (after failing to christmas shop) and zoom around a track, only pics are of me swearing so not for public viewing
Mud + CX wins Monday's prize. Congrats Flaneur!
I'll drop you a PM shortly.
***TODAY'S PRIZE - VULPINE SOFTSHELL GLOVES http://www.vulpine.cc/uk/mens/accessories/softshell-gloves-black AND '101 DAMNATIONS - DISPATCHES FROM THE 101ST TOUR DE FRANCE' BY NED BOULTING***
Keep your entries coming and a big thanks to Vulpine for supplying today's prize.
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Happy memories of the Summer, and what it means to be a cycling parent - my 8-year-old daughter and I riding our first 10 mile time trial together on the tandem. There were a bunch of spectators at the turn; when they saw my daughter they gave her a big cheer; she looked round, and one of them took this shot:
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Lovely Pic TGOTB!
Another one from the day after boxing day last year, I'm behind the leader again!Currently riding a Whyte T130C, X0 drivetrain, Magura Trail brakes converted to mixed wheel size (homebuilt wheels) with 140mm Fox 34 Rhythm and RP23 suspension. 12.2Kg.0 -
An off camber incident involving black ice lead to this photo opportunity. Me and the guy on the ground both came to grief. I got up unhurt, he did not; a fractured pelvis and two broken vertebrae. Ambulance was called, but we were quite a way from the nearest town, so it took a while. In the meantime, matey boy is getting hypothermia, another club stopped and we all donated our tops as blankets, so we were now getting chilly and I thought I would take a picture, just for the club 'round up of the year'. However, what I had not bargained on was our club chairman capturing the worry and concern for our fellow club member in a single expression...
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ThisI'd post a pic from last weekend but no one is going to beat TGOTB today...Currently riding a Whyte T130C, X0 drivetrain, Magura Trail brakes converted to mixed wheel size (homebuilt wheels) with 140mm Fox 34 Rhythm and RP23 suspension. 12.2Kg.0 -
An off camber incident involving black ice lead to this photo opportunity. Me and the guy on the ground both came to grief. I got up unhurt, he did not; a fractured pelvis and two broken vertebrae. Ambulance was called, but we were quite a way from the nearest town, so it took a while. In the meantime, matey boy is getting hypothermia, another club stopped and we all donated our tops as blankets, so we were now getting chilly and I thought I would take a picture, just for the club 'round up of the year'. However, what I had not bargained on was our club chairman capturing the worry and concern for our fellow club member in a single expression...
"Look guys, smile for the camera"! Never mind the fact that there's some poor basket lying on the deck needing some assistance :roll:seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Don't pretend you wouldn't ask for anything else Pinno
Yes, it is rather good.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
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Another good effort from The Rookie but yesterday's winner is TGOTB! I'll be in touch shortly via PM.
***TODAY'S PRIZE - 'P IS FOR PELOTON - THE A-Z OF CYCLING' BY SUZE CLEMITSON AND MARK FAIRHURST, 'CYCLE OF LIES - THE FALL OF LANCE ARMSTRONG' BY JULIET MACUR, '101 DAMNATIONS - DISPATCHES FROM THE 101ST TOUR DE FRANCE' BY NED BOULTING AND A VERY SEASONAL APPLE AND CINNAMON EXERCISE HYDRATION MIX FROM SKRATCH LABS***
This is the penultimate day, so keep the entries coming in and good luck to all!BikeRadar Communities Manager0 -
We were at the Manchester Christmas markets the other day, having O'laf...
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Something to look forward to.
A cafe stop before the road ahead.
The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.0 -
Thanks all - I count myself very lucky to be able to share our wonderful sport with such an enthusuastic daughter; that photo is one I'll treasure for a long time!Pannier, 120rpm.0
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Tyre bulge, wondered why the rear wheel stopped going round
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This, an old picture of a decent crash I had
used here earlier this year as a wind up
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I wrote a Haiku. It accurately and concisely describes how I spent 12 weeks this summer.
I rode to Northcape
from Leeds with all my luggage.
What a twit I am.Faster than a tent.......0 -
Something to look forward to.
A cafe stop before the road ahead.
Is that the road to Sa Calobra ?? :evil:0 -
Yes.Is that the road to Sa Calobra ?? :evil:
Or Soller, or Pollensa, or Selva. :PThe above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
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So inviting...seanoconn - gruagach craic!0
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So inviting...
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So inviting...
Yep - need a cycling holiday next year
Me too. Was hoping to get to the Algarve in late Feb but it's looking a bit dodgy at the moment. I was planning to spy on a short bloke who owns lots of cats whilst I was there.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
So inviting...
Yep - need a cycling holiday next year
Me too. Was hoping to get to the Algarve in late Feb but it's looking a bit dodgy at the moment. I was planning to spy on a short bloke who owns lots of cats whilst I was there.
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So inviting...
Yep - need a cycling holiday next year
Me too. Was hoping to get to the Algarve in late Feb but it's looking a bit dodgy at the moment. I was planning to spy on a short bloke who owns lots of cats whilst I was there.
I was hoping to go to Scotland.....,
You're welcome. Bring beer and naked women.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
A crud at Degla today, no pics as I forgot the Gopro and nobody crashed into a tree.
However as people seem to be on summer pics I shall post this and then below remind everyone what winter is. Tomorrow I am back on the road bike and I shall create something special for you all
and winter riding, Horsehose Pass/Sunspot last Jan
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At a recent cafe stop in Bakewell we found that there were no seats available inside, but the courtyard had space. It was chilly, but not freezing so we went for that option.
After the waitress brought us our order she kindly asked if we would like anything else, to which my mate jokingly replied "yeah, a blanket wouldn't go amiss!"
"No problem," she replied and duly returned with a blanket. Once he had tucked it around his legs I commented that he looked like he was in a wheelchair and duly took out a front wheel and placed it alongside for this photo opportunity;
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Is this really Peter Sagan's love child suffering from helmet hair?
Nope, just my mate's lad!
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Happy 80th Derek (and yes he IS entitled to wear those rainbow bands!) bloody amazing and inspirational cyclist who was hacked off that summer for only clocking a 5hr 20min 100mile TT.... :?
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Nothing overly festive, but just to show how warm it is this December this was my ride to work a few winters ago:
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Morning all! Thanks for all of yesterday's entries, editorial team are looking now and I will announce the winner later today.
***TODAY'S PRIZE - PROVIZ 360 RUCKSACK, CHARGE LTD EDITION CHRISTMAS SADDLE AND 'SLAYING THE BADGER' BY RICHARD MOORE***
Keep the entries coming as this is the final day!
NOTE: TODAY'S COMPETITION CLOSES AT 1700!
GOOD LUCK!!!!BikeRadar Communities Manager0
