Photos taken on your cycle.

magicbastarder

lumpy and bumpy indeed.

Ohhh nil pois for that bar tape mb. No, just no

De Bhál

I can't see any bartape...

ba dum tish

magicbastarder

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Ohhh nil pois for that bar tape mb. No, just no

i bought that bike off a boardsie who had put that bartape on it, so i deny all responsibility.

hesker

MojoMaker wrote: »

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Sweet ride hesker! Any more pics?

Few more from West Cork.

hesker

MojoMaker wrote: »

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Sweet ride hesker! Any more pics?

Few more from West Cork

hesker

magicbastarder wrote: »

lumpy and bumpy indeed.

Roads around Dunworly were fine last time I was on them. It’s the coastal stretch between Garrettstown and Timoleague that is really bumpy. Part of it was repaved but if they did it all it would be a complete magnet for cycling. Beautiful spot.

magicbastarder

There was one road I was on I would swear was assembled like a jigsaw from individual pothole repairs. Like a triggers broom, where no part of the original road remained, but the road was still there somehow.

ednwireland

maas road donegal

5uspect

Our new Urban Arrow is arriving next week and I’ve been scoping out weekend routes.

hesker

A few from The Kingdom.



Think I just missed Reginald Perrin

iwillhtfu

Out and back on the Waterford greenway this morning in perfect conditions

selwyn froggitt

Cycled part of the River Brickey canal section (3.5km) near Dungarvan on Sunday as part of a 60km loop of mixed surfaces including part of St Declans way to Ardmore.
This section of the canal was supposed to link up with the river Finisk and was first proposed in 1774 and work started in the 1840's,but was later abandoned.
Very overgrown,but beautiful.

magicbastarder

how about videos taken on your cycle?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WHDZrcVyGQ

a_shed

Where the Mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea..

positron

a_shed wrote: »

Where the Mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea..

I get that reference (Although many years ago Mrs P and I were enjoying dinner at Percy French Inn in Newcastle, and I did wonder to myself if it's something do with Harry Potter - I was thinking of Percy Weasly. )

Not a pretty photo to look at, but an incredibly interesting place - Kilsharvan cemetery near Julianstown. The plaque outside reads the church and cemetery has been in ruins since 1641!! Grave / inscriptions from 1734, and the oldest person laid to rest was 105, and that was back in 1922, nearly 100 years ago! Mind boggles!

@Positron

@Positron there are a few of these kinds of cemeteries locally and not that far afield, you could go down quite the rabbit hole riding around to visit them. My mind is a blank now but there is a website dedicated to them and the recording of the headstones by people who visit them.

There is one near greenhills accessible through fields and another on the way from Drogheda to Donore which a is lot more accessible up a short cul de sac and has a nice view. Basically leave Drogheda and take the first right. It's an odd one as it's probably halfway between Drogheda and Donore, for my shame I don't know why it's located there or much about it. It's half way between the two when back in it's day would have had even less around it or anything thats still there at least.

magicbastarder

https://webgis.archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/

there's a lot to be found there. there's a filter option in the top right where you can put a county in and tell it what class of monument you want to look at.

The one I was thinking of was called findagrave.com but that one MB has some serious information on the sites I know and tonnes I don't.

hesker

Back in West Cork again

MojoMaker

What is the ride hesker? Can't quite make it out. Year?

hesker

MojoMaker wrote: »

What is the ride hesker? Can't quite make it out. Year?

1980 Peugeot Super Competition. 531 F&F. Have the original parts still but swapped in 95 Record 8 speed.

Mercian Pro

MojoMaker wrote: »

What is the ride hesker? Can't quite make it out. Year?

Obviously got my priorities wrong - I was going to ask if that was Glandore!

Beautiful bike too as well as the scenery.

comete

Taken while descending ladies brae this morning

positron

What a day, wowza! Stunning weather!! I put it to good use running around the park chasing my kids etc, so major rides to report - but sure that doesn't stop one from taking photos!

hesker

Mercian Pro wrote: »

Obviously got my priorities wrong - I was going to ask if that was Glandore!

Beautiful bike too as well as the scenery.

Glandore it is.

hesker

More West Cork

5uspect

We finally got our Urban Arrow

Dcully

Very humid out there today but glorious for a spin on the banks.

Thargor

Dcully wrote: »

Very humid out there today but glorious for a spin on the banks.

You know you dont need to live with that watermark on all your photos?

https://www.askvg.com/tip-disable-or-remove-watermarks-on-camera-photos-in-android-mobile-phones/