Whats your favourite type of cycle?

petethedrummer · 12-08-2011 6:39pm

Even though I'm not a morning person, I like a cycle on a cold dry morning on empty roads.

cdaly_ · 12-08-2011 7:20pm

ednwireland wrote: »

"stone walls and the grass is green "

*Borrows wife's polka dot top and son's GAA shorts. Now where's that Tour bus...*

ashleey · 12-08-2011 7:32pm

http://vigilantes.yakima.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/tumblr_kt0iaaiiq11qzzsu6.jpg

dermiek · 12-08-2011 7:41pm

Headwind out, tailwind back.

A Clydesdale here, but love my racer.
Actually have a lot of trouble in drops due to a bad fall on ice.
Had carpal tunnel surgery, but wrist/hand still not perfect.
Anyway, I digress.

Sometimes, I like nothing better than taking out the hybrid and sitting up like a meerkat.

Holyboy · 12-08-2011 9:58pm

I think mine is the life cycle of the bee:pac:

banger01 · 01-12-2011 11:35am

Drown,

worker

or queen

?

jimzy · 01-12-2011 11:41pm

It has to be first thing in the morning, with no cars on the road, a nice bit of sunshine and a few mates all panting our way to the top of a good challenging climb... greeted at the top of the climb by a smiling lady with pints of beer.

...and after that it has to be: the no hands one legged, cycling in my shed on my rollers cycle.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wME5NTriTco

Jawgap · 01-12-2011 11:52pm

My favourite cycle would be my Krebs one - except given my speed, I'd say it's broken!

Tonyandthewhale · 02-12-2011 2:16am

Uphill, the slowe I'm going the less it hurts when I crash.

rab!dmonkey · 02-12-2011 10:13pm

Starting at the top of a vertical mile of descent, with a chairlift at the bottom.

Roadtoad · 09-12-2011 9:34pm

the long way home on a Friday

nomdeboardie · 10-12-2011 1:11pm

The long way to pick up a Dun Laoghaire bagel sandwich, up over Killiney Hill and down the Vico Road, on a Sat

Icyseanfitz · 10-12-2011 1:57pm

a nice xc spin on a sunny day, cant be beaten

L'Enfer du Nord · 10-12-2011 11:58pm

Long but not too steep hill with steady gradient, Ring of Kerry has a few.

seamus · 11-12-2011 12:53pm

Sunny, dry roads and practically zero wind. Temperature doesn't really matter, a nice cold crisp day is as good as a nice warm day as long as you're dressed properly.