Photos taken on your cycle.

velopeloton

Col du Couraduque is a cross-country ski station in Val d'Azun, it is a 16km climb with the summit at 1370m. The last 6km are very steep. Normally this time of year there would be about 2 meters of snow up here.

Biopace

Gallows Hill 10am 10/12/11, looking out over Limerick City with the Galtees on the horizon

CaoimH_in

Biopace wrote: »

A few from the weekend sorry about quality, only on an old Nokia camera phone.

View of Keeper from Silvermines, Co Tipp


Silvermines Ridge


View from top of Keeper

Are you from around North Tipp?

the Lamb Post

A few from Carrick on Sat morning....

meercat

not the only one taking photos tonight

meercat

nomdeboardie

meercat wrote: »

photos of bike snuggling up to GATSOs

Both GATSO vans? Ha - another one bagged! This could get competitive...:P

seve65

heres a nice barbed wire fence at the top of the mast road outside Ballingeary ! (http://app.strava.com/rides/2847934#49211634)

Murph100

Mount Teide, Tenerife, Christmas Eve.

Focus Cayo rented from www.bikepointtenerife.com/bike-hire ( sound blokes with great bikes, can't recommend them highly enough )

titanan

velopeloton wrote: »

Col du Couraduque is a cross-country ski station in Val d'Azun, it is a 16km climb with the summit at 1370m. The last 6km are very steep. Normally this time of year there would be about 2 meters of snow up here.

Thats a photo and a half, brilliant.

Rob987

Ireland and Les Alpes in 2011...

















Rob

Rob987

...all taken on my iPhone...

Rob987

And finally, base of Alpe d'Huez @ 8am, July 2011...

AstraMonti

Cycling in the snow is pure fun.



and if you are lucky enough you might see this..

daragh_

Can't see the pics Astra.

Nice sig!

AstraMonti

daragh_ wrote: »

Can't see the pics Astra.

Nice sig!

Sorry! Should be good now.

mel.b

Haven't been on the bike much since completely the Sean Kelly due to holidays and a back injury For Christmas I headed off to Kenya and Tanzania for safari and while researching I discovered Hell's Gate NP, the only National Park in Kenya that you are allowed to cycle (or hike) through...



Not sure how well you can see, but those are three zebras in the background.
Park entry was 25USD + 100 KES to cycle (about 1 euro). Guide for 5 hrs was 800KES and bike hire 1000KES from memory and included a 2hr hike into the Hell's Gate gorge. It was amazing but stinking hot (easily 30C) and no shade. We entered the park at 9.30 and at a leisurely pace (lots of stops for photos!) about an hour later were at the place where the hike starts (about 7km from gate to gorge). This meant we had to cycle out of the park at about 12.30 in the middle of the heat of the day and I was sunburnt and absolutely wrecked from the climb out of the gorge. Shamed to say my guide earnt his tip by pushing me back the last couple of kms Highly recommend it though if anyone is heading to Kenya

Ole Rodrigo

smacl

Slade, just off the ring of hook, new years eve.

velopeloton

5km from the summit of Col du Tourmalet. The road is closed at 4.5km to go, just above the Super-Baréges ski station at 1750m. It looks much colder than it was, actually ok in the sunshine but bitter in the shade.

vistafinder

Thats a great pic. Im really jealous now after looking at that.

Smithzer

Newgrange, The Boyne and some visiting Whooper Swans early on Sunday morn.

seve65

Sunday Cork spin, usual spot for the cows up on the wall !

DePurpereWolf

The first on post #529 looks like a great advert for cycling to work.

However, have you always had an egg shaped wheel? Or is that sizing.

Keep_Her_Lit

seve65 wrote: »

Sunday Cork spin, usual spot for the cows up on the wall !

Reminds me ... I took a spin up to the magical land of Kilgobnet near Dungarvan a while back. Stopped for a leak and came back to my bike only to find three horses and a dog arguing over it. Bloody amazing!

hiDEhi

Clare Island a few months ago. We had climbed the reek the previous day. Excuse the dreadful hire bikes in the pic..





And this morning around Longford

Ole Rodrigo

DePurpereWolf wrote: »

The first on post #529 looks like a great advert for cycling to work.

However, have you always had an egg shaped wheel? Or is that sizing.

Thanks. Front wheel ? It's at an angle from the camera.

Ole Rodrigo

Mr November

View over Dublin city on a MTB night ride...

aongo

View down to Glencar, Sligo (well, Letrim , but Sligo always claims it)