Photos taken on your cycle.

De Bhál

Seweryn wrote: »

On my evening commute home. Can't really name the place and passing there rarely I decided to stop and take a shot.

Crosspatrick, not far from Urlingford

Alek

On my evening commute home.

Really nice photo.

Wishbone Ash

Seweryn wrote: »

On my evening commute home. Can't really name the place and passing there rarely I decided to stop and take a shot.

If your bike was substituted with an old black Raleigh, the picture could be from 1974.

Fathead

Seweryn wrote: »

On my evening commute home. Can't really name the place and passing there rarely I decided to stop and take a shot.

Can I ask what kind of bag you have on the bike. Looks ideal for a spin I'm planning.

Seweryn

Fathead wrote: »

Can I ask what kind of bag you have on the bike. Looks ideal for a spin I'm planning.

Sure, it is this one .

Morrisseeee

Went for a spin around the slopes of Mt Leinster yesterday evening, and what an evening for it, spectacular.



My low quality fone camera doesn't do it justice, but you can just imagine the peaceful setting, the climb, the views, the stone walls, the moon, the sheep :pac:, and if you look closely you can see the sufferfest that is the 'mast climb' !! :eek:

Ole Rodrigo

Morrisseeee wrote: »

Went for a spin around the slopes of Mt Leinster yesterday evening, and what an evening for it, spectacular.



My low quality fone camera doesn't do it justice, but you can just imagine the peaceful setting, the climb, the views, the stone walls, the moon, the sheep :pac:, and if you look closely you can see the sufferfest that is the 'mast climb' !! :eek:

Nice !. What's the gradient on the mast climb ?

Morrisseeee

ror_74 wrote: »

Nice !. What's the gradient on the mast climb ?

You don't wanna know :pac:
2.6km @ 14%

The section I was on yesterday evening was: 4.9km @ 6%

jgreene83

Spin around North Kildare this afternoon.


Lyons Estate



Straffan


Clongowes Wood College Entrance


Kilcock

Hmmzis

Viewing Point this morning.

rollingscone

The new girl looking not at all like a budget bike on the way down to Laragh.

alaimacerc

Good god, but the mist is heavy tonight. Or is it very wet fog? Or extremely low cloud? At any rate, it's another soft and heavy afternoon and evening in Caaaaark.

Cape Clear

Alaimacerc

I think I passed you in Killumney last night. We get a fair bit of mist out this way.

alaimacerc

Cape Clear wrote: »

Alaimacerc

I think I passed you in Killumney last night. We get a fair bit of mist out this way.

You have the advantage of me! Were you cycling or driving?

No shortage of mist in these parts; I live at the foot of the airport hill, and it must be the foggiest location for aviation anyone's ever thought of. And it seems to have been pretty widespread, judging by what they were saying on the UK weather forecast afterwards (hindcast?). Wouldn't have expected it to get so misty so quickly from the weather earlier, though.

Zorba

Worth getting up for.........

xxyyzz

Conor pass yesterday. My first time up it.

byrybak

Spin to trim this morning .
https://www.strava.com/activities/120757560

Ole Rodrigo

mossym

looking out over lough derg this evening, beautiful sunny evening for a spin

jinkypolly

What's with all these otherwise beautiful scenic photos being spoiled by the need for bikes to be placed prominently in the foreground, it's ok we'll believe you cycled there, we don't need the proof.

Scrappy600

Because there's just as much beauty in the bike as there is in the landscape. Double the beauty

Scrappy600

mossym wrote: »

looking out over lough derg this evening, beautiful sunny evening for a spin

Absolutely beautiful, on both counts

mossym

jinkypolly wrote: »

What's with all these otherwise beautiful scenic photos being spoiled by the need for bikes to be placed prominently in the foreground, it's ok we'll believe you cycled there, we don't need the proof.

i have the non bike version too.you might just rip it off though, so i put my bike in it to prevent that.:)

feck sake lads

jinkypolly wrote: »

What's with all these otherwise beautiful scenic photos being spoiled by the need for bikes to be placed prominently in the foreground, it's ok we'll believe you cycled there, we don't need the proof.

i'm thinking this is the whole point of this thread,besides we are all cyclists so bikes come first scenery second.:)

Daroxtar

Sorry, no bike in shot. I'll make up for it tomorrow
Scenery will have to do for now

homer simpson

jinkypolly wrote: »

What's with all these otherwise beautiful scenic photos being spoiled by the need for bikes to be placed prominently in the foreground, it's ok we'll believe you cycled there, we don't need the proof.

I think it's the photography forum you want.

okane1

Top of Molls Gap. Unreal day for a cycle. Clear blue skies all around

Zyzz

jinkypolly wrote: »

What's with all these otherwise beautiful scenic photos being spoiled by the need for bikes to be placed prominently in the foreground, it's ok we'll believe you cycled there, we don't need the proof.

Spoiled?

That's funny because the last time I checked, the name of this sub forum is called 'Cycling'..

Wishbone Ash

jinkypolly wrote: »

What's with all these otherwise beautiful scenic photos being spoiled by the need for bikes to be placed prominently in the foreground, it's ok we'll believe you cycled there, we don't need the proof.

Jesus wept!

jinkypolly

Zyzz wrote: »

Spoiled?

That's funny because the last time I checked, the name of this sub forum is called 'Cycling'..

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

Jesus wept!

Oh dry your eyes for God's sake.