Photos taken on your cycle.

detones

Stopped to tighten loose bottle cage at the Top of Snowtown Naul today and decided to take this, lucky to have this on my doorstep.

(Note must get on the ESB about that Pole )

The Noble Nudge

Kilbride


Over looking Bessington lake above Lacken

Fathead

Laytown

t'bear

detones wrote: »

Stopped to tighten loose bottle cage at the Top of Snowtown Naul today and decided to take this, lucky to have this on my doorstep.

(Note must get on the ESB about that Pole )

Your bike is clearly too heavy and has knocked over said pole :-)

GlennaMaddy

Barrage Le Tech today, not far from velopeloton hq

GlennaMaddy

https://fbcdn-sphotos-e-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/474973_10151412530887056_1336046085_o.jpg Barrage Le Tech today, not far from velopeloton's hq

Gallant_JJ

The pinnacle of Saturday's club spin in West Cavan and Leitrim. Fantastic day.

G rock

Where is that gallant.?

Looks very nice

meercat

crete

elounda to plaka

AstraMonti

If the weather is not too hot and if you plan on going to the west side of the island you should really try climbing Psiloritis, quite amazing route. There are many amazing uphill routes you can take there, let me know if you need a few. Alternatively just look for segments in Strava that have more than 2000m of climbing, you ll find few

meercat

AstraMonti wrote: »

If the weather is not too hot and if you plan on going to the west side of the island you should really try climbing Psiloritis, quite amazing route. There are many amazing uphill routes you can take there, let me know if you need a few. Alternatively just look for segments in Strava that have more than 2000m of climbing, you ll find few

cheers
climbed the hills north of Ag Nikolas(not sure what they are called)
spectacular scenery and HOT HOT HOT
pics taken last week(im home now)
hired the bike from martinbike(sound lad)only €25 per day

MajesticDonkey

The Galtee Mountains from the north, taken from the Glen of Aherlow yesterday in the Kilbehenny CC Tour of the Galtees.

Ole Rodrigo

MajesticDonkey wrote: »

The Galtee Mountains from the north, taken from the Glen of Aherlow yesterday in the Kilbehenny CC Tour of the Galtees.

Lovely spot. Was hoping to get down that way myself in a few weeks.

Gallant_JJ

G rock wrote: »

Where is that gallant.?

Looks very nice

That picture is at the top of Slievenakilla, the top of a climb between Dowra and Ballinamore, it's the second Cat 3 climb below, travelling anti clockwise. The first climb is also stunning, the Glan gap, between Glangevlin and Dowra, it's a fantastic decent too, road conditions are perfect. The decent from Slievenakilla is treacherous, but it's a fantastic climb.

ckeego

108 degrees Fahrenheit at the start-spectacular 26 mile climb...Bring lots of water!

Unbelievable descent!!!

MajesticDonkey

Mount Lemmon: http://app.strava.com/segments/527881

:eek:

petethedrummer

MajesticDonkey wrote: »

Mount Lemmon: http://app.strava.com/segments/527881

Did it last November. It's not that tough, though it was cooler. The gradient never gets very steep until the very top around the ski area. Last Saturday in Wicklow was tougher.

G rock

Thanks gallant,

I know the glangevlin climb fairly well, from both sides, but not the other one. Will have to give it a go!

Was your photo at glan gap? Didn't recognise it, the last time I was up there the mist limited the view somewhat!

ckeego

petethedrummer wrote: »

Did it last November. It's not that tough, though it was cooler. The gradient never gets very steep until the very top around the ski area. Last Saturday in Wicklow was tougher.

Very true, but boy was it hot 2 weeks ago-It's a lovely cycle-great surface, changing scenery but you need water and electrolytes right now..

Wicklow was awesome last week full stop:)

If anyone else is thinking of doing it, Roadrunner cycles on Broadway do good rentals-we got Fuji Gran Fondos with 105 and helmets/repair kits for 50 bucks all in for a full 24 hrs and it's cheaper for the next rent by 14 dollars...http://www.roadrunnerbicycles.com/

coastwatch

Artist at Lough Tay on Sunday.

Seweryn

Riding home this evening through the countryside and enjoying it as usual, despite the weather...

Carpenter

How did you take that picture its great

Dermot Illogical

Carpenter wrote: »

How did you take that picture its great

I'm going to guess right hand out holding camera. Slow shutter speed can be used as light is dismal in any Irish summer. Result is motion blur for the background and legs.

Seweryn

Carpenter wrote: »

How did you take that picture its great

Thanks. Just took the phone out of my pocket, click, and there it is .

Dermot Illogical wrote: »

I'm going to guess right hand out holding camera. Slow shutter speed can be used as light is dismal in any Irish summer. Result is motion blur for the background and legs.

Yeah, more less as you said. Just used a cheap phone camera rather than a proper camera .

Have some more, never thought they will come out reasonably OK...

Dermot Illogical

Seweryn wrote: »

Thanks. Just took the phone out of my pocket, click, and there it is .


Yeah, more less as you said. Just used a cheap phone camera rather than a proper camera .

Have some more, never thought they will come out reasonably OK...

Nice result!

hughmace

Seweryn wrote: »

Riding home this evening through the countryside and enjoying it as usual, despite the weather...

Bit of a change from Saturday last
Thanks for the company..... Most of the way .....

H;)

Seweryn

hughmace wrote: »

Bit of a change from Saturday last

Ouch... Can't believe it is the same season.

hughmace wrote: »

Thanks for the company..... Most of the way .....
H

My pleasure! Thank you for pacing our "group" and hope to see you at some other occasion .

Zyzz

Is that the Di2 mainframe thingy beside your GPS?

Seweryn

Zyzz wrote: »

Is that the Di2 mainframe thingy beside your GPS?

It is a headband around the GPS unit and the front light mount on the right .

Fathead

Chasing showers, Top of Skyrne hill yesterday



Arty one from last summer/week in Rush.