Photos taken on your cycle.

DrZeuss

Captain Havoc wrote: »

DrZeuss, did you attempt the mast?

I considered it but the ground was quite greasy so gave it a miss (I think I was scared off, reading comments on here about it ), but next time I definitely will.

-Edit: I'll be back with a picture from the mast!

pmcd22

First climb today out in Castledaly. Up near the windmills. Only phone camera 3.2Mega Pix. All good

Seweryn

Taken today on the Event organised by The Fermoy Cycling Club - heading to The Vee:

smacl

Another spin around Saltmills, Tintern abbey and the ring of hook on Saturday

meercat

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heavy shower when i passed this graveyard
took shelter in the grave diggers hut

monkeyslayer

A quick 70km around Kippure this morning

coastwatch

@monkeyslayer,

Get photos, i know it's all about the photographer (and photoshop?) but what kind of camera are you using?

Cookie_Monster

Some photos taken the other day on my way up into the hills of New Plymouth, got a slow puncture shortly after and had to head home. Was planning several more stops on that cycle for photos as I don't do it too often.

Cookie_Monster

Some more from today:

The mountain: (Mt Taranaki)


Te Rewa Rewa bridge on the coastal walkway


The beach beside the bridge, all the sand around here is black. It's a bit wierd, and it twinkles a lot in the sunshine.


Black swans on lake Rotumanu in Fitzroy in north east New Plymouth

daragh_

Very jealous of Cookie_Monster. Grrrrr

Taken yesterday. Kippure mast. Not a great day for photography :rolleyes:

the Lamb Post

Up and around Glendalough

Canis Lupus

Northern Morocco (travelling friend in picture). Ou est Tescos?

Torque

Has anyone on this thread gotten any photos of Trinity rowers on the Blessington lake, always see cyclists having breaks and having a look. Just curious if anyone here has taken any pictures? Would be greatly appreciated.

PandyAndy

Seweryn wrote: »

Taken today on the Event organised by The Fermoy Cycling Club - heading to The Vee:

Lovely road to cycle on, espcially coming from the Vee into Lismore. The road from Cappaquinn though to the Vee is horrible if you get caught in terrible weather... pure misery.

Dermot Illogical

Cookie_Monster

Haters gonna hate...

Look what we're getting down here!!!!! Saw it yesterday, went back today for a few snaps cos my battery died yesterday and couldn't get it then.




http://taranakicyclepark.co.nz/

fooking sweet :D

langdang

coastwatch wrote: »

@monkeyslayer,
Get photos, i know it's all about the photographer (and photoshop?) but what kind of camera are you using?

Also interested in the answer to this question!

Hail 2 Da Thief

langdang wrote: »

Also interested in the answer to this question!

Christ, you have a short memory!

Ole Rodrigo

A slideshow of some pics from a cycling holiday last week

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAbWY0guY-8

puppetmaster

No one said it had to be my bike . Sunset cycle on the Waterford coast

Cookie_Monster

me looking stylish at the end of the coastal walkway in Bell Block. Photo taken by the missus, I persuaded her to come out on a short cycle

Seweryn

rocstar wrote: »

A slideshow of some pics from a cycling holiday last week

Great .

Can you tell me please how is your saddle bag mounted. It looks quite large and I believe it would be perfect solution for comuting and carrying clothes in it...

Ole Rodrigo

Seweryn wrote: »

Great .

Can you tell me please how is your saddle bag mounted. It looks quite large and I believe it would be perfect solution for comuting and carrying clothes in it...

Its mounted on a saddle rail support - both bag and matching rail support from carradice.co.uk. The bag extends quite large yeah, loads of room in it.

Seweryn

rocstar wrote: »

Its mounted on a saddle rail support - both bag and matching rail support from carradice.co.uk. The bag extends quite large yeah, loads of room in it.

Thank you. Would you recommend it over a rack and panniers, if you used them? I am thinking about getting a bike that will be suitable to mount a rack to the rear triangle, but this may be a better option, as it works with almost any bike.

Ole Rodrigo

Seweryn wrote: »

Thank you. Would you recommend it over a rack and panniers, if you used them? I am thinking about getting a bike that will be suitable to mount a rack to the rear triangle, but this may be a better option, as it works with almost any bike.

Its hard to say - I guess panniers are better if there is more weight. If you have less than say 5 kilos, the saddle bag might be better. I found it less intrusive. Incidentally, my bag weighed 6.5 kilos on that trip and the rail broke ( the allen bolt that holds the rail to the saddle snapped ) although I suspect it was my fault.

Seweryn

rocstar wrote: »

Its hard to say - I guess panniers are better if there is more weight. If you have less than say 5 kilos, the saddle bag might be better. I found it less intrusive. Incidentally, my bag weighed 6.5 kilos on that trip and the rail broke ( the allen bolt that holds the rail to the saddle snapped ) although I suspect it was my fault. I have contacted Carradice about it. The max weight is 10 kilos.

I would only carry some clothes to change over at work, so I believe it should work well. I cycled once with a back pack and it was rather uncomfortable on a road bike.

meercat

Rocstar
Absolutely brilliant
Expect a call from the tourist board
What a wonderful country we live in
Any chance of a few rainy pics(there has to be some)
love the music too
Thanks

Cookie_Monster

RT66 wrote: »

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/picture.php?albumid=1758&pictureid=10709

what's the story with him? Is he tame or just cheeky?

Ole Rodrigo

Torr Head, Antrim


Carnlough, Antrim


Antrim Coast


Inishowen, Donegal


Inishowen, Donegal


Connemara

Super Freak

Should be in I.O.B. really

Nice morning in Ticknock. Just finished before the torrential rain came down.