Photos taken on your cycle.

petethedrummer

ROK ON wrote: »

Apologies, I have no idea how to rotate the image.

Looks like you're linking to photos in your email. You need to host them somewhere or attach them to your post here.

Tallon

Went for a cycle with Boards user Twinsen today, really nice day

His bike on the left, mine on the right

ednwireland

sunday morning in donegal







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CianRyan

From my first 50k cycle, a milestone for me.
This is a section of the Blessington lakes, taken from the first bridge along the Valleymount road.

ozzy jr

Starting to increase my distance, did 70km through the Wicklow mountains at the weekend. I'm planning on taking the bike to Kerry later in the month. Have a couple of cycles planned.


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darraghnoob

Was cycling out to Howth and say this fire raging at Sutton Cross last night

Inquitus

On the hire bike in the heat of Spain, on my daily timeout from the kids for an hour or so. The 13kg bike is great for the training!

gmoorewest

Taken in Mallorca, Porto Pollensa in the background

CianRyan

My first tIme up Howth Hill today, did it in sub 13 minutes which I am VERY happy with my first go.
Beautiful day for a spin along the coast.

morana

Tallon wrote: »

Went for a cycle with Boards user Twinsen today, really nice day

His bike on the left, mine on the right

gotta fix that saddle..sorry for going OT!

Tallon

Which one?

the Lamb Post

2 Wheels Good

Looking towards the start line

Foodstop at bottom of Galibier

Start of Galibier

Galibier

View of the far side of the Galibier

Alpe du huez!

Harrybelafonte

Tallon wrote: »

Which one?

I think he means the one on the left, saddle shouldn't really be pointing down at that angle. See Sheldon Brown's advice

Tallon

I stopped here about 3Km from my house and was going to finish my cycle as I wasn't feeling the best and am pretty unfit! Anyway, it's a Vigil and I had a sit down and had a chat with my Dad, something I have never ever done, (I haven't even grieved him yet) and it really really helped me.

He gave me the strength to push myself another 15KM and got me home safe and without being out of breath or feeling bad about myself!

Make of that what you will, but my dad was with me today.

Love you dad, and I love my family who have been nothing but supportive and full of good things to say.

Life is what you make it! Respect your loved ones, and be happy with what you have!

Inquitus

Morrón de Espuña 1583m as conquered by my good self yesterday. GPS tells me the main portion of the climb is 12.7km at an 8% average and a max of 16%, **** me it was hard work.

SerialComplaint

I came across this horny ol' bastard on Kellystown Road this morning.

TheBlaaMan

I dont know if this is simply a co-incidence, or a rather clever play on words..?

Perhaps there's a story behind the name................anyway, anyone know where this is?:D

ROK ON

Is that not Sean Kellys gaff on the road from Dungarvan to carrick? ISTR something like that on a Sean Kelly Tour of Waterord?

TheBlaaMan

Spot on, ROK ON - you get the prize. Its about 4-5k from Carrick on the Dungarvan road, and very near to the Kelly homestead. I dont know if this greenbelt plantation is actually Kellys, or related to him some other way, or just some homage to his Paris-Roubaix exploits from neighbour, but its nice nonetheless!

TinyExplosions

TheBlaaMan wrote: »

Spot on, ROK ON - you get the prize. Its about 4-5k from Carrick on the Dungarvan road, and very near to the Kelly homestead. I dont know if this greenbelt plantation is actually Kellys, or related to him some other way, or just some homage to his Paris-Roubaix exploits from neighbour, but its nice nonetheless!

I'd say it could be coincidence, as if it was some form of tribute, it'd be spelled correctly (Arenberg rather than Aranberg)...

TheBlaaMan

Tiny, thats what I meant by a play on words...........Aran = a very Irish name.....but Arenberg obviously referring to PR.

Jawgap

From today's commute..... (taken with a mobile phone - hence the quality!)

From Snwotown to the sea





Cooley and the Mournes and my house (somewhere down there)......

velopeloton

Col du Tourmalet this morning.

sy

Great shots. Love the last one. Who is the guy to Big Migs right . Looks familiar.

velopeloton

sy wrote: »

Great shots. Love the last one. Who is the guy to Big Migs right . Looks familiar.

No one I recognised, I think they are just some friends of his, It is 20 years ago today he won his first Tour. He was riding the route of stage 16 from the 1991 Tour. The stage he got the jersey.

ozzy jr

I decided it would be best if I let the Cows pass, rather then try and cycle through them (Near Castlemaine, Kerry).


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Dermot Illogical

Skerries last Friday. Stopped for a refreshing drink as the sun went down..

Ole Rodrigo

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ba

our mechanic took these photos on the last stage of the tain team tour heading up the Long Woman's Grave in Dundalk, the final climb of the day. The race passed through the clouds up and up and up. below is a view of carlingford lough and another of me suffering long before the finish.