Photos taken on your cycle.

Scrappy600

Not exactly the same theme as the rest in the thread I know, but we spent about four hours shooting pictures on the trail in the sweltering heat this summer, look at that sky it was unreal, far cry from that now!

Scrappy600

Looking out over Waterford

flatface

First group ride to montessori where I trusted the little nipper to go the right way, not career into traffic, not need carrying/bike carried.

Fantastic feeling off on the bikes together. Now just need to work on the average speed and get off the footpad...

Mr.Fred

flatface wrote: »

First group ride to montessori where I trusted the little nipper to go the right way, not career into traffic, not need carrying/bike carried.

Fantastic feeling off on the bikes together. Now just need to work on the average speed and get off the footpad...

Now that what it's all about folks. Proud dad and excited nipper. Great stuff man keep up the good work.

Scrappy600

Top of the wee (huge to me) climb up towards castlewarden/ardclough village before bombing down the hill towards the village. Was so nice out this evening and not a bit cold.

velopeloton

Col de Spandelles.


Hautacam, 3km from the finish looking down on Val d'Azun and Argeles.


Hautacam, 500m from the finish it eases off to 7%.


Col de Tramassel, 1.5km above Hautacam Ski Station.

slideshow bob

Shortly after sunrise on coast road out from Galway looking to the Burren.

Laundry_Hamper

Break of dawn midway up Windsor Hill, Cork

wirelessdude01

Laundry_Hamper wrote: »

Break of dawn midway up Windsor Hill, Cork

Look at all the flooding.

GreyEagle

Taken at Laytown, Co. Meath

velopeloton

Luz Ardiden, this afternoon.

Garzard

ckeego

Garzard wrote: »

Don't leave us hangin'!!!:D:D:D

Is it above Glencree before the descent to the Military Road?

Somewhere under the North Atlantic Tracks judging by the contrails...

burlo27

Shot from last Thursday…no prizes for working out where it is

Jawgap

Malahide this morning....

Straatvark

Meerendal MTB track. (Ready for sundowners at this stage.)

laraghrider

burlo27 wrote: »

Shot from last Thursday…no prizes for working out where it is

Top of Stelvio Pass? Failing that, glenmacnass waterfall out of laragh

ckeego

laraghrider wrote: »

Top of Stelvio Pass? Failing that, glenmacnass waterfall out of laragh

The sheep is too Irish looking for it to be the Stelvio:)

Dcully

View from top of Boston Hill today.

Seweryn

Cycling home yesterday. What a lovely evening.
The last 25km...

godtabh

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slideshow bob

Sunrise from hill above An Spideal yesterday. Photo doesn't do it justice I'm afraid.


Inishfree, Lough Gill earlier in the week. Lovely spin around lake and onwards to Strandhill for lunch.


Looking south from Knocknarea on that same spin. Ox Mountains(?) visible, unlike day before when Ladies Brae was enveloped in a drenching mist and drizzle.

nilhg

In Lanzarote for a few days break, rented a bike and too off sightseeing, bloody windy and this road was straight into it,


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But when the devil is behind you have to stay going,


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Great place to get a few winter KMs in though.

Straatvark

The Koo Valley.


Loads of fruit orchards hidden between the little mountains. (The name 'KOO' is used as one of the biggest SA canned fruit brands today)

1st time on the road bike in 10 months, last ridden in Ireland. Fought the bike for two days in the rain, then on the third day - La Volupte

slideshow bob

An Spideal this afternoon.

upthe19th

Up Mount Leinster today. As tough as the climb was, that "deposit" to the left of the bike is not mine:D

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Carpenter

upthe19th wrote: »

Up Mount Leinster today. As tough as the climb was, that "deposit" to the left of the bike is not mine:D

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Did you stop @ the nine stones

upthe19th

Carpenter wrote: »

Did you stop @ the nine stones

Yep that's the spot. sorry should have included that in the post. It wasn't too windy. I was about 40k in at that stage. Struggled for the next 110k tbh.

buffalo

slideshow bob wrote: »

Looking south from Knocknarea on that same spin. Ox Mountains(?) visible, unlike day before when Ladies Brae was enveloped in a drenching mist and drizzle.

Did you fall off, or does your camera always point north? :P

wanderer 22

From this morning's pootle, both up near Puck's Castle

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