Photos taken on your cycle.

Raam

wanderer 22

Raam wrote: »

From Hamas? ;-)

BailMeOut

My Hybrid in France last week.

blobbie

Just over a week ago on Manali - Leh highway.

Borderfox

Taken from the top of Luggala at about 9am this morning, lough Tay was like glass and not a sound

JJJJNR

Carrick Mountain, couldn't get the bike up for the "mtb photo", next time I swear..

Scrappy600

colm18 wrote: »

From Hamas? ;-)

From the perils of alcoholism?

Biopace

Seefin, Co. Limerick

byrybak

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Charlie19

20140823_150658 by bigcharlie19, on Flickr

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Alek

From a family spin today

Wishbone Ash

Incorporated a 42km stretch of the unpaved Assietta Ridge Road into a ride on Friday. Located in the Italian Alps, all of the road is above 2,000 metres in elevation was very challenging with a surface of rock, stone, gravel and mud and includes 8 mountain passes. Managed to get through without a single puncture despite the tyres getting severe abuse - Gatorskins take a bow!

(It gave a some insight into the conditions experienced by the early pioneers of grand tour cycling when all of the Cols were unpaved).

Wishbone Ash

On the ascent of the Col Agnel - the highest international pass in the Alps.




At the summit of the Col Agnel.



On the ascent of the Col d'Izoard



At the summit of the Col d'Izoard.

aFlabbyPanda

lovely evening in Cork.

Bloggsie

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

On the ascent of the Col Agnel - the highest international pass in the Alps.




At the summit of the Col Agnel.



On the ascent of the Col d'Izoard



At the summit of the Col d'Izoard.

gatorskins for me please! thats some terrain.

SomeFool

Went home by MTB this evening, nice for a change!

Wishbone Ash

On the ascent of the Col de L'Iseran




At the summit of the Col de L'Iseran.

Andrewf20

Some pics from out on the bikes in Oregon. The mountain biking was down near Mt Hood (Sandy Ridge). Couldnt believe how few hard tails there where. Of maybe 60 bikes, I came across 1 or 2 other ones apart from my rickety 2004 HT. Probably half explains why I was constantly getting overtaken.

Alek

Incorporated a 42km stretch of the unpaved Assietta Ridge Road into a ride on Friday.

Everywhere I look there is somebody starting in cyclocross. What the hell?

Zyzz

Sallygap today, typical sun decides to hide as I head out!

Tomred13

Nice bike Zyzz, happy motoring.. you were zippy enough on your last bike!!

Cookie_Monster

Spring is finally here! Yay, first evening ride after work

laraghrider

Question for the carbon wheel owners. Looking at Zyzz's pic I've long since heard that carbon wheels are crap when climbing. Is that a relic of years gone by and immature tech as i see most pros now use them on anything except HC climbs or do we not really have any climbs over here that you could really tell the difference?

Brian?

laraghrider wrote: »

Question for the carbon wheel owners. Looking at Zyzz's pic I've long since heard that carbon wheels are crap when climbing. Is that a relic of years gone by and immature tech as i see most pros now use them on anything except HC climbs or do we not really have any climbs over here that you could really tell the difference?

AFAIK pros do use carbon wheels on HC climbs, they don't use deep section wheels though.

I think the traditional perception is that deep section carbon wheels are heavier and therefore inferior climbing.

Planet X

monkeyslayer

Fairly gloomy day by the looks of it here but was actually pretty much perfect cycling weather all day up in the gap today

ChainWhip

Sunset Funset out by Sutton

cjt156

Planet X wrote: »

Must be a b!tch to lug that rock around for impromptu photo ops!

alaimacerc

cjt156 wrote: »

Must be a b!tch to lug that rock around for impromptu photo ops!

it's a special lightweight titanium alloy rock: a snip at €1500!

Hauki

Few pics taken last week at Lake Garda, Italy.

i.imgur.com/QfDC0aj.jpg

i.imgur.com/B6Krxwl.jpg

i.imgur.com/W5g3EwB.jpg

As a newb I cannot post imgs/urls so feel free to copy-paste links above to see the images.

Definitely will go there again.