The "Photos From Today's Ride" thread...

[Master Bean]

Waiting for everybody to turn up. Only three out of about 25 braved the cold and wet this morning.



My tan lines.

[47p2]

^ Rule #33 // Shave your guns...

[egor110]

47p2 said:

^ Rule #33 // Shave your guns...

Rules are for sheep, just cycle more that's the only rule you need.

[Master Bean]

Those are my legs.... I thought guns were your biceps.

[47p2]

egor110 said:

Rules are for sheep, just cycle more that's the only rule you need.

Rule #1 // Obey The Rules

Master Bean said:

Those are my legs.... I thought guns were your biceps.

Rule #33 // Shave your guns.
Legs are to be carefully shaved at all times. If, for some reason, your legs are to be left hairy, make sure you can dish out plenty of hurt to shaved riders, or be considered a hippie douche on your way to a Critical Mass. Whether you use a straight razor or a Bowie knife, use Baxter to keep them smooth.

[Jerry Can]

RapidRob said:

Up on the ridgeway a few days ago

Up on the ridgeway a few days ago

[Daveyraveygravey]

47p2 said:

Rule #33 // Shave your guns.
Legs are to be carefully shaved at all times. If, for some reason, your legs are to be left hairy, make sure you can dish out plenty of hurt to shaved riders, or be considered a hippie douche on your way to a Critical Mass. Whether you use a straight razor or a Bowie knife, use Baxter to keep them smooth.

Nah, shaving your legs is as bad as full team kit...

[Silver940]

From the New Forest yesterday

[timnoyce]

Wow, that looks really good. Any chance you could share your route? I'm always a little short of inspiration for rides around the Forest but know there must be some good stuff as you have shown!

[Silver940]

timnoyce said:

Wow, that looks really good. Any chance you could share your route? I'm always a little short of inspiration for rides around the Forest but know there must be some good stuff as you have shown!

https://www.strava.com/activities/774037431

Many of my Sunday rides are spent off road in the Forest

[yellowjack]

47p2 said:

egor110 said:

Rules are for sheep, just cycle more that's the only rule you need.

Rule #1 // Obey The Rules

Master Bean said:

Those are my legs.... I thought guns were your biceps.

Rule #33 // Shave your guns.
Legs are to be carefully shaved at all times. If, for some reason, your legs are to be left hairy, make sure you can dish out plenty of hurt to shaved riders, or be considered a hippie douche on your way to a Critical Mass. Whether you use a straight razor or a Bowie knife, use Baxter to keep them smooth.

I refer you to the Honourable egor110's earlier comment. Which is entirely correct.

Now put away the Veet, and/or the razors, and sign up today... Strava Hairy Legged Cyclists ...smooth legs are much admired on Lay-Dees, but just look a tad silly on full grown gentlemen.

[kieranbennett]

Not today but a couple from the weekend at Cannock Chase.

20161111_130730 by Kieran Bennett, on Flickr

20161111_131750 by Kieran Bennett, on Flickr

[smifffymoto]

What make is the tandem and is it fun?

[anonymous-user]

Here's to a "Low Carbon" future:




Carbon fibre car, Carbon fibre Bike, and some Carbon Fibre, er, trees...... ;-)

[Craikeybaby]

Nice! How is the i3 for bike transport?

[Watchman]

I like that a lot.

Does it have a range extender engine or are you going *only* electric. If so, I applaud you. I've just signed on the dotted for a horribly-un-eco-friendly 3-litre V6 diesel. I'd love to be in a position to buy something like that i3.

Bike looks fabby too. Love the colour.

[JustinF]

We have a run called Fibre Glass Trees at Bedgebury if it helps

[Thorpy]

Myself and a few mates had a "character building" ride in the Peaks yesterday. Snow was up to 2ft deep in places. And whilst trying to avoid a bog I inadvertently found an even boggier part and promptly lost on leg up to my knackers, that was bloody cold! bloody good fun though!

[47p2]

A tad frosty today

[untakenname]

Went for a nice ride in the Algarve, hire bike was £20 euros per day including delivery to the hotel for a 29", reversed brakes took a while to get comfortable with. Had nice coastal trails although due to erosion some of them came pretty close to the edge, only realised fully when I was walking on the beach below later.

Even though it's off season it's still in the twenties with no mosquitoes at all which is usually my main bugbear when riding abroad