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

[RapidRob]

From last weeks trip to Lake Annecy

[Eddie Strohacker]

RapidRob said:

From last weeks trip to Lake Annecy

Love that place. I spent large chunks of my youth throwing myself off Col de Forclaz.

[gazza285]

Awesome day racing up at Fremington...

[Daveyraveygravey]

HoHoHo said:

The hill I'm referring to is called Sullington Lane Buster which is good when dry and an absolute st (literally) when damp

Doable but bloody hard work on a bad day

https://www.strava.com/segments/1873395 - I know the one, the bit near the farm is nearly always axle deep in liquid brown stuff of unknown origin. I'd say both I posted were harder though...

[HoHoHo]

Daveyraveygravey said:

HoHoHo said:

The hill I'm referring to is called Sullington Lane Buster which is good when dry and an absolute st (literally) when damp

Doable but bloody hard work on a bad day

https://www.strava.com/segments/1873395 - I know the one, the bit near the farm is nearly always axle deep in liquid brown stuff of unknown origin. I'd say both I posted were harder though...

Yep, it's the brown stty stuff that makes it difficult

I'll have to try the others when I'm back and report accordingly

[rs4al]

100km loop past Badminton airfield

[neilbauer]

[Daveyraveygravey]

neilbauer said:

That's a lovely thing!

[neilbauer]

Daveyraveygravey said:

neilbauer said:

That's a lovely thing!

Thanks, the frame is a bit shabby in places but new tyres and tape was all that was needed.

Took it for a 7 mile run yesterday and bars are not comfortable as I'm used to sitting on the hoods and I the left pedal needs some attention.

It's a different beast to my carbon bike that's for sure

[PomBstard]

Love the Dartmoor piccies earlier - miss going over there, driving, riding, walking - lovely place.

Anyway, a couple more sunrises...






...and southbound over the Harbour Bridge...

[neilbauer]

[Master Bean]

65 mile White Road Classic on Sunday. 18 miles were off road sections with 1400m of climbing. It was the hardest ride I've done this year but also really rewarding.

[jrinns]

R1gtr said:

rs4al said:

R1gtr said:

Not the most impressive pic but I had a huge grin as I took it, this was my first ride on my new bike with new wheels. I have been out of action since March after an operation and physio just gave me the go ahead to go for a short easy spin i.e. 2 or 3 miles. 30kms later I was shattered!!
First time on 28mm tyres as well and they are a bloody revelation, can't see me ever going back to 25 or 23, they felt quick enough but soak up so much road buzz.

Your mates C60 is gert lush

Yeah it is absolutely stunning, looks even better in the flesh where you can appreciate all the details, I am a little bit jealous

Although he spoilt it with fishing tackle groupset ;-)

[richardxjr]

[Craikeybaby]

Cotswold Ride by Lewis Craik, on Flickr
I had my first "big" ride on my Four - 35km around the Cotswolds, almost all of it off road. With some bridleways being better kept than my lawn:

Cotswold Ride by Lewis Craik, on Flickr

[Sa Calobra]

From Bike park Wales. Ignore the temporary rear brake hose..

[Paraicj]

And to complete a Trilogy of Friday Evening Mountain Bikers, a lonely lap of Follow the Dog and the Monkey Trail in Cannock Chase. Only saw about 8 other bikers, lovely!

[Craikeybaby]

Paraicj said:

And to complete a Trilogy of Friday Evening Mountain Bikers, a lonely lap of Follow the Dog and the Monkey Trail in Cannock Chase. Only saw about 8 other bikers, lovely!

Sounds ideal! I love getting up to Cannock Chase on a summer evening, but it usually means taking the afternoon off work for me.

I had a much gentler ride this afternoon - 2 laps of a local reservoir with my son on the back, whilst my wife ran one lap:

Round Draycote with Owen by Lewis Craik, on Flickr

[yellowjack]

With the photobucket issue ongoing, how are people uploading pictures to the site now?

[Craikeybaby]

I'm using Flickr.