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2 bike comps. Thats just showing off..
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:D:D
2 reasons:
1. The G500 has let me down occasionally showing 'No new activities' when I go to upload a ride. Bit of a bummer especially after a long ride - I 'lost' a 200km ride recently
and on another ride with 2,900 metres of climbing the 500 showed nothing afterwards but thankfully I had the 200 that day also. 
So I sometimes use the 200 as a back up especially when abroad.
2. The G500 just gives current elevation whereas the 200 gives accumulated elevation during the ride - handy when in mountainous terrain. Perhaps the 500 can also be tweaked to give this but I can't be arsed finding out.0 -
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A few from yesterday up Jebel Akhdar, it nearly killed me. It was my first big spin (2hrs and steep is huge for me) in 9 months. Lack of O2 and major headache were more of an issue then newly sewn together tendons. I have a pic of me and the bike however with the bib showing through the top I look more like Geoff Capes than a cyclist.
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Wishbone Ash wrote: »:D:D
2. The G500 just gives current elevation whereas the 200 gives accumulated elevation during the ride - handy when in mountainous terrain. Perhaps the 500 can also be tweaked to give this but I can't be arsed finding out.
that's easily done via the settings menu as a field you can view.0 -
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Remove the tags from around theIs is just me or if you click on my pics does it bring you to my photobuket page??? If so how do I stop this?) and closing tag ([/URL]) for both links.
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RobertFoster wrote: »
Cheers, I was panicking someone saw the picture of me sucking in the tummy and failing.
Straatvark, it's a grand spot for cycling in winter. Allot of long climbs with beautiful scenery. I was up there at the weekend with a capetonian0 -
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Mercian Pro wrote: »Not great weather for the first major climb on our Hospice trip from San Sebastián to Barcelona. This is at the monastery of St Miguel at the top of El Hachueta, a climb that has featured in the Vuelta a few times.
Was looking forward to a gratuitous shot of a Mercian :pac:. 0 -
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Was looking forward to a gratuitous shot of a Mercian :pac:.
Mercian unfortunately very much deceased but lives on in my thoughts and name. Can post a very sad photo of a much foreshortened frame when I get back if you insist.0 -
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Mercian Pro wrote: »The current trusty steed in front of Mallos de Riglos between Pamplona and Huesca in Northern Spain. A tough day of 176k with over 2000m of climbing.
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Hey xxyyzz, is it possible to cycle much of the Dingle Way ?
I did a quick google for cycling the dingle way and, as usual, get pointed to some crappy tourism sites that give details of bike hire shops rather than route details.
I'll be down that way early Sept and thinking of bringing a bike with me. Original plan was road bike and to do a loop by road but would be interested in an MTB option. Will be based in Dingle so thinking of Dingle to Cloghane loop on MTB. I'm guessing worse case you are never far from a R or L road if you hit a section that is not passable by bike.
Will be getting train into Tralee so will do the Tralee - Camp - Anascaul - Dingle leg on the Friday as per http://www.dingleway.com/trail-maps/index.php
Thanks.
Dunno much about that section. I just did from Tonevane to Curraheen. It was fun but parts of it are extremely rough and I had to push for long sections.
If you're in that part of the world there's a good loop starting at Annascaul lake. There's a steep trail that goes up above the lake and over the mountain. There's a narrow descent down into the Glenahoo valley on the north side of the mountains. If you're feeling frisky you can pedal back up the Connor pass and there's an offroad descent back down into Dingle. There's a thread on it here, but ignore the map as its for a different route altogether.
Make sure you do it after a dry spell as it can get quite boggy up there.0 -
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Couple of photos from last week in the Pyrenees, still editing through them so might post a few more
The road to Col Du Aubisque
Road to Col de Tentes
Last stretch up Luz Ardidan
Some randomers bike we came across one afternoon
1km to go on the Hautacam climb on Thursday (my 4th time up it in a week!)
Sagan doing a wheelie passed us on Thursday!
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