Photos taken on your cycle.

monkeyslayer · 24-08-2015 1:07pm

The tax man wrote: »

Grand Canal.

Nice pics! how do you find the brooks cambium? does it squeak much?

The tax man · 24-08-2015 3:12pm

monkeyslayer wrote: »

Nice pics! how do you find the brooks cambium? does it squeak much?

Find it really comfy. Do they squeak? Mine doesn't.

Plastik · 24-08-2015 9:40pm

Kippure this evening

ckeego · 24-08-2015 9:53pm

A fine looking steed, Plastik!

g0g · 25-08-2015 2:29pm

black_frosch wrote: »

At least three people in this pic look like they're standing at a urinal!

arybvtcw0eolkf · 25-08-2015 4:32pm

Plastik wrote: »

Kippure this evening

Nice. I like to see people's bike posted in the photos.

ford2600 · 25-08-2015 5:24pm

Pyrenees and one beside a unique gate

iwillhtfu · 25-08-2015 6:11pm

What's so unique about the gate?

ford2600 · 25-08-2015 6:18pm

iwillhtfu wrote: »

What's so unique about the gate?

I helped make it about 30 years ago.

It's made from wood left over Bulmer trailers.

Photo taken a day after I'd painted it and the day I bought the bike. Eye of the beholder and all that ☺

OleRodrigo · 25-08-2015 6:31pm

Few snaps from PBP. Should have a few more soon.

Canada at the start

' bonne route '

Reception at Villanes la juhel (1000km mark )

crosstownk · 25-08-2015 9:28pm

iwillhtfu wrote: »

What's so unique about the gate?

His bike is beside it

crosstownk · 29-08-2015 9:29pm

I'd a nice relaxed spin around Dublin today so here's a few photos.

As I arrived at the South Wall I saw this beast being towed backwards - at least something was moving slower than me!

When I saw this it screamed at me as it's my Mam's address from when she was a child. I remember this place when it was busy with Irish Shipping vessels and ships unloading coal. Raleigh had a warehouse here back in the day. The landscape in this area has change radically from when I was wee lad in shorts being shown the sites by my Gandpa.

Then I stopped to refuel. Tasty. I doubt croissants were available here in the early 1970s!

velopeloton · 30-08-2015 4:24pm

Col de Spandelles. Had to ride hard to get home before that storm reached us.

2 Wheels Good · 30-08-2015 4:40pm

Ballyhoura treat sheltering under a tree from a downpour Thursday

Garzard · 30-08-2015 6:34pm

Kippure yesterday evening. Managed to avoid a sharp downpour afterwards thanks to the group of trees at the entrance!

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Fingers Mcginty · 30-08-2015 8:30pm

Somewhere between the Naul and Bellewstown

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Sarz91 · 31-08-2015 5:43pm

Had a bank holiday today over here in the UK so decided to head to Haweswater. Close to 85km all in all and managed to take these two of the Haweswater Reservoir.

Straatvark · 03-09-2015 11:37pm

One easily forget how lovely the heather can be (and how midges can bite:rolleyes: I must be to slow...just how fast can they fly?

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Straatvark · 03-09-2015 11:46pm

Case Hissing Wheelchair wrote: »

Rogue Trooper I'm not sure if you're aware of it, but when you leave the summit take a left onto Thornaby Road, go down the hill past the Summit shop until you find a yellow ESB sign posted gate telling you its a private road (you'll have access on the bike)..

Follow this down the The Bailey Lighthouse and you have some spectacular views of the cliffs and a better view over Dublin Bay. Its really worth the little detour.

I earmarked this advice for my visit, thanks! - had an absolute blast tonight.
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Hauki · 04-09-2015 11:07pm

I spent the last week and a half in Spain and did some riding as well. Hands down the best time I've ever had on 2 wheels.

Here's some pictures from Granada - Sierra Nevada.

I will definitely go again!

arybvtcw0eolkf · 05-09-2015 4:02pm

Straatvark wrote: »

I earmarked this advice for my visit, thanks! - had an absolute blast tonight.

Cool.. I must show my grown up children that at least someone listens to my advice :pac:

Its a grand little detour, and if you've got the balls to go near the cliffs edge it can be quite rewarding in terms of watching the wildlife which live and breed on the cliffs.