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

[bordercontrol]

Here's some from the other day when i was out.


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[GraemeP]

Crappy iphone 3 pic, but waiting for the boys at Appuldurcombe Gate:

[Johnny]

Couple from Sunday...

[Samcat]

Last Thursday morning, Coed Llandegla, -5°C

What a way to spend my 45th birthday

[neilski]

I hired a tandem with Tricky Dicky and cycled around Xi'an city wall. Yes the cranks are independent of each other.

[Watchman]

neilski said:

I hired a tandem with Tricky Dicky and cycled around Xi'an city wall. Yes the cranks are independent of each other.

That's brilliant. Do you catch each others feet or are they spaced far enough apart?

[neilski]

They're spaced far enough apart not to clash and the way it works is a (non-fixie) sprocket on each side of the wheel so we're both free to pedal or coast as we choose.

[central]

[zax]

Slightly sideways progress these last few days

[Watchman]

neilski said:

They're spaced far enough apart not to clash and the way it works is a (non-fixie) sprocket on each side of the wheel so we're both free to pedal or coast as we choose.

Because you each power one side of the wheel, if you pedal, do you go left, and if he pedals, do you go right?

[h4muf]

central said:

BOOM!

[MattDell]

Rob_T said:

Ride in this morning.

Sorry, I have just discovered Instagram and have been fiddling around with it most of the weekend.... This is part of my daily commute in on sustrans route 50 towards Maidenhead

Nice bag, what kind is it?

-Matt

[TheGreatSoprendo]

Y Wal at Afan today:



Made a new friend:



New bike park:

[MadDad]

Excuse he crappy image quality - taken on an iPhone from a distance in the pouring rain! Not todays ride, but this is is Dungeness B from a distance on Sunday night - very eerie sight in the middle of the marshes in total darkness....

[central]

h4muf said:

central said:

BOOM!

Saddle sore :/

[Mr Gear]

Such lovely weather today! 20 degs C and views of the French Alps.

[norman156]

Came across a lot of flooding on this morning's ride, ended up having to cycle through this, was around 2 foot deep in the middle. Was quite fun in an odd way, very cold feet for the rest of the journey though!



Another pic showing the extent of the flooding:

[Rouleur]

It's a bit wet in Cheshire too!

I didn't think this would be deep. I was wrong... and to make it worse the route I was on included going over a very busy road with only one possible crossing point so I had to ride through the flood again later to get home :roll:



This is a beautiful little chocolate box village called Great Budworth

[SkinnyBoy]

Meanwhile on the other side of the world, blistering heat and blue skys abound so myself and a few mates went for a ride on our retrobikes at our local trails.







Its true what they say about mad dogs and englishmen.. we had the whole place to ourselves haha

[norman156]

SkinnyBoy said:

Meanwhile on the other side of the world, blistering heat and blue skys abound so myself and a few mates went for a ride on our retrobikes at our local trails.

Its true what they say about mad dogs and englishmen.. we had the whole place to ourselves haha

Pah, I'm not jealous at all... Looks like a lovely place for a spot of MTBing.

Although it's reasonably warm here at the minute I think I preferred it when temperatures were hovering around 0 a few weeks ago, at least it wasn't raining and the local trails were a bit more solid!