Photos taken on your cycle.

Ole Rodrigo

Very nice, Twaimkit - wanted to go myself a few weeks back but couldn't in the end. Its on the list.

twaimkit

ror_74 wrote: »

Very nice, Twaimkit - wanted to go myself a few weeks back but couldn't in the end. Its on the list.

Thanks. It was a great day a bit of rain alot of sun and very well organised. I May even get to do the 180 next year

ednwireland

GreyEagle

First things first, coffee at La Bouille:



Then a shot along the river bank:



Waiting for the ferry to cross the river near Jumièges, f.o.c. of course, this is France after all:



At the 9th Century Abbaye de Jumièges:

Dermot Illogical

Part of a 16km closed road between Casalvieri and Roccasecca, Italy.

GreyEagle

Ile Lacroix, Rouen, somewhere secure to lock your bike:

feck sake lads

gray eagle are you on tour.
stunning photos.

GreyEagle

No, I'm on visiting grandchildren duties and sliding out for a few Kms when the noise gets too much:)

jgreene83

First post here so hopefully it uploads, some swans by the canal this morning.

feck sake lads

well captured what canal is that and how far can you actually cycle on it.:)

jgreene83

Took it on the Grand Canal, just before you go under the m50. There's more info on cycling on the grand canal here.

colm_gti

Out spinning the legs in the sun this afternoon...

Plastik

Oh, the humanity. Won't someone think of the children. The size of those water bottles.

colm_gti

Plastik wrote: »

Oh, the humanity. Won't someone think of the children. The size of those water bottles.

There's only one, the other yoke is there instead of hanging a suitcase off my saddle, or having my back pockets stuffed with puncture repair stuff.

I thought you'd have mentioned the steerer tube before my bottles to be honest :P

Slogger Jogger

Brian?

colm_gti wrote: »

There's only one, the other yoke is there instead of hanging a suitcase off my saddle, or having my back pockets stuffed with puncture repair stuff.

I thought you'd have mentioned the steerer tube before my bottles to be honest :P

The steerer tube is an abomination on an otherwise lovely bike. I'm guilty of the same thing myself though.

colm_gti

Brian? wrote: »

The steerer tube is an abomination on an otherwise lovely bike. I'm guilty of the same thing myself though.

It's only a few months old, I've been racing it too often to leave it in to get the steerer tube chopped, it's a job that'll get done at some stage in September

Plastik

colm_gti wrote: »

There's only one, the other yoke is there instead of hanging a suitcase off my saddle, or having my back pockets stuffed with puncture repair stuff.

I thought you'd have mentioned the steerer tube before my bottles to be honest :P

Colm, we have had the steerer conversation already. And even tool bottles should be of the 500ml variety :pac:

colm_gti

Plastik wrote: »

Colm, we have had the steerer conversation already. And even tool bottles should be of the 500ml variety :pac:

Ah, I'm hoping I'll soon have a team car following me around on spins, so I won't need to carry puncture repair kits.... wishful thinking :P

Brian?

colm_gti wrote: »

It's only a few months old, I've been racing it too often to leave it in to get the steerer tube chopped, it's a job that'll get done at some stage in September

I was planning to do it myself tbh. It fills me with trepidation but I refuse to pay bike mechanics.

smacl

Straatvark

Meerendal MTB Trails. Somebody let the sun out. Brlliant

Table Mountain/Atlantic ocean direction


Panaramic


Please don't kill yourself.. Please don't kill yourself... Please...
(Stellenbosh/Paarl direction)

BFassassin

Lions gate bridge in Vancouver. A nice easy 31km cycle around the city

GreyEagle

Back home to the more mundane but no less scenic Laytown:

slap/dash

Short spin morning after the skt.

RainyDay

Taken on top of Three Rock this morning, only the 2nd time I've made it to the top this year

wpt1

Straatvark wrote: »

Meerendal MTB Trails. Somebody let the sun out. Brlliant

Table Mountain/Atlantic ocean direction


Panaramic


Please don't kill yourself.. Please don't kill yourself... Please...
(Stellenbosh/Paarl direction)

amazing!

Mr.Fred

RainyDay wrote: »

Taken on top of Three Rock this morning, only the 2nd time I've made it to the top this year

What route do you take up to there, I'd be coming from Bray direction.

RainyDay

Mr.Fred wrote: »

What route do you take up to there, I'd be coming from Bray direction.

I come up from the other side, up Ticknock Road and up the fire road. I go down the opposite side, down a gravel track and out onto Barnaculla around here; http://goo.gl/maps/UeZTx and out beside Buckleys Fireplaces.

If you're coming from Bray, it would probably make sense to do it in reverse and come up from Barnaculla.

lg123

went down the greenway from westport to mulranny, very very impressed. no good for training but a great spin for a rec ride, beautiful part of the country.