Photos taken on your cycle.

Jawgap

Laytown this morning......

padjo5

^^ that was nice and early Jawgap!?

Jawgap

about 0620 this morning.

Ole Rodrigo

padjo5

First entry in this thread, and what a day for it! The Crook Road, Mornington...mouth of the Boyne, spliffing!

Scrappy600

padjo5 wrote: »

First entry in this thread, and what a day for it! The Crook Road, Mornington...mouth of the Boyne, spliffing!

May have had too much spliffing, no pic there!!

FirstinLastout

Morning cycle yesterday down the Ladie's Brae upon arriving back in Sligo.
Knocknarea, Benbulbin and if you squint maybe even see Donegal's Slieve League... well, later on when the cloud had burnt off ya could.:)

124km today @ average 23.0 on the dot. Home to Sally Gap to Lackan/Ballyknockan to Wicklow Gap to Laragh to Sally Gap to home. Stopped for ice-cream at the viewpoint and a pint at the Merry Ploughboy on the way home, was some day for it!

AIR-AUSSIE

Drumlins, Co. Louth

Daroxtar

Thinly veiled " I'm on holidays " post.

alaimacerc

Modest effort today even by my own very modest standard, but here's a sunsetty shot of a bridge over the River Bride that I have an unfortunate habit of cycling over when it's someplace between "dim" and "pitch dark":

And here's a cat! Doubtless looking for Easter bunnies to eat.

And a horse, for no topical reason whatsoever.

bbolger

Wicklow spin today.

Road up to Glencree


Kippure TV mast, great views






Lough Tay

Wishbone Ash

A few pics taken on my return from lunch today.

smacl

Quick spin around Black Head on Friday

Brian?

Top of Slade Valley on Thursday.

ckeego

Brian? wrote: »

Top of Slade Valley on Thursday.

That's a nice Fuji...Lovely bikes, just don't see enough of them this side of the Atlantic.

Brian?

ckeego wrote: »

That's a nice Fuji...Lovely bikes, just don't see enough of them this side of the Atlantic.

Cheers. Bought mine when I was living in the states. Love it.

The only criticism I had was the stock oval concepts wheels, which I replaced.

finnharpsboy

Lough Tay this morning but i did cheat..... i drove not cycled

manafana

ckeego wrote: »

That's a nice Fuji...Lovely bikes, just don't see enough of them this side of the Atlantic.

buildabike on mary street/abbey street sell good few especially those around the grand with the bike to work a nice change from the usual trek/giant bikes

rizzodun

Climbed to the top of the Dartry mountains from Glencar side today, and went along Dooneens Walk, hit 62km/h on the descent back down and burned out my brakes, some great pics though.

Looking down through the trees at Glencar Valley


End of the line


Truskmore mast in the distance


Tribute to Francis Finn, well known local trad singer who died on the mountain in 2011.

ckeego

Brian? wrote: »

Cheers. Bought mine when I was living in the states. Love it.

The only criticism I had was the stock oval concepts wheels, which I replaced.

I rode up Mt Lemmon outside Tucson on one and loved it-if I had room (and could get the OH to understand the N+1 rule) I would have brought one home.

My brother subsequently bought a Gran Fondo with Di2 and he loves it..Very strange that more shops don't stock them as they are very good value in the US, particularly with the exchange rate at the moment..

Brian?

ckeego wrote: »

I rode up Mt Lemmon outside Tucson on one and loved it-if I had room (and could get the OH to understand the N+1 rule) I would have brought one home.

My brother subsequently bought a Gran Fondo with Di2 and he loves it..Very strange that more shops don't stock them as they are very good value in the US, particularly with the exchange rate at the moment..

Mount Lemmon looks like a beast of a climb. Disgusted I never got down to it. I was in Phoenix for a year and a half. It was always in the plans but got long fingered too much!

The Gran Fondo is a nice looking bike as well, a bit more relaxed than the Altamira I think.

xxyyzz

Somebody tipped me off that this trail had been built in a forest near me. After a few hours searching I finally found it this evening. Bone dry and super fast

ckeego

Brian? wrote: »

Mount Lemmon looks like a beast of a climb. Disgusted I never got down to it. I was in Phoenix for a year and a half. It was always in the plans but got long fingered too much!

The Gran Fondo is a nice looking bike as well, a bit more relaxed than the Altamira I think.

It was a great day out-Long unrelenting climb but smooth as a billiard table..Tucson was a great trip full stop-didn't spend too long in Phoenix but Tucson is a fantastic town.

The Gran Fondo that I rode was a bit too big for me, but it is a very sloping frame-very comfortable for long rides if you get one to fit-I might pop into that place on Mary St for a mooch during the week:cool:

2 Wheels Good

Quick pit stop on Union Hall bridge in west Cork this morning.

Wishbone Ash

A few from yesterday's ride in Tenerife:

Fathead

Round the block six times ......:D


IMAG1527 by fatheadfathead, on Flickr

Bloggsie

some climb in tenerife! or descent

alaimacerc

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

A few from yesterday's ride in Tenerife:

dead.jealous.

It was so dank and cloudy yesterday that it was all I could do to wrap up warm enough to make it to and from Aldi!

Daroxtar

A few pics from my two spins in France during the week
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