Photos taken on your cycle.

Wishbone Ash

The beater abroad!

ian_rush

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

The beater abroad!

What does it cost to bring the bike the amerikay?

Wishbone Ash

ian_rush wrote: »

What does it cost to bring the bike the amerikay?

US Airways informed me it would be $300 and just to check it in on arrival at Dublin airport. When I arrived at the check in desk they asked for $100 so I didn't argue.

(I know some people prefer to hire a bike but it's hard to beat having your own even if it costs a bit extra. I'd also be inclined to clock up a lot more mileage on my own bike).

ian_rush

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

US Airways informed me it would be $300 and just to check it in on arrival at Dublin airport. When I arrived at the check in desk they asked for $100 so I didn't argue.

(I know some people prefer to hire a bike but it's hard to beat having your own even if it costs a bit extra. I'd also be inclined to clock up a lot more mileage on my own bike).

$100 is probAbly worth it given the crazy road bike hire rates but to be honest I don't think I would have arrived at the airport if I thought it was going to be $300.

valleyoftheunos

Wonderful day on the military road and in Glencree yesterday, only came home because I got hungry:D



Stopped for a snack at the gate to Powerscourt waterfall, been there too many times to bother going in though.



At the top of the climb from the waterfall headed towards Enniskerry, had never really looked at the view, its gorgeous.

SomeFool

View from the top of Nadd today.

smacl

So where is this pub exactly?



Hint: Church across the road



Hook head, twinned with Mordor



Life's a beach



Another from Duncannon

GreyEagle

Good place to lock a bicycle in La Rochelle


Bicycles 'rescued' from mussel tanks near Rochefort, note the Parking a Velo sign

dave2pvd

Wet 4th of July in Atlanta, GA



CX season is just around the corner! Training starts now.

Wishbone Ash

Independence Day Ride, Lake County, Florida.

OldBean

Far from as glamorous as Florida, but Project 'Break In Brooks' started today with 30km on my Raleigh Gas & Lead Piping Co. road bike around Phoenix Park. Couldn't not bring the camera with the sun shining away out there.

She's hefty, but a really fun ride.

Wishbone Ash

OldBean wrote: »

She's hefty....

Doesn't look hefty at all!

Original tyres (or can they be sourced?).

OldBean

It had one of the originals on her when I picked it up, but it was pretty perished, so I picked up some cheapo 27 1/4 tyres for the moment. I'll get something closer to stock after I do some more work and pick up new wheels.

She looks light, but she's a 25" 'Hi Tensile Steel' frame. Heavy. But I don't mind. Makes the hills more fun. Right?

valleyoftheunos

OldBean wrote: »

Far from as glamorous as Florida, but Project 'Break In Brooks' started today with 30km on my Raleigh Gas & Lead Piping Co. road bike around Phoenix Park. Couldn't not bring the camera with the sun shining away out there....


...She's hefty, but a really fun ride.

Fantastic Shots, bike looks great.

roadster5

Glorious morning in North County Dublin - what a beautiful place Ireland can b in the sunshine (loughshinny)

Rob

velopeloton

Cirque de Troumouse, in Pyrénées National Park. Climbs for 39km @ 4.4% from Gorge de Luz to 2100m near the Spanish border. The last 16km are epic. It's unknown to most cyclist. I think it is harder and more scenic than it's famous neighbours.


1km from the top.


4km from the summit, near the cafe.

Garzard

Looks like the weather's going to be like this into next week. Went out for a while today around the Wicklow Mts. Might head to Kippure or SG again tomorrow.

velopeloton

Col de Pailhéres last week.

Garzard

Is the mast at Kippure a restricted area? I remember passing by it a few months ago and had a whole list of rules by the gate. I want to go up to it tomorrow though.

Mr.Fred

Garzard wrote: »

Is the mast at Kippure a restricted area? I remember passing by it a few months ago and had a whole list of rules by the gate. I want to go up to it tomorrow though.

No I think anybody can go up to it they have a wire fence around it do you can't go near the mast itself. Access is by foot or bike though no cars.

Wishbone Ash

Today's ride - Orange County, Florida.

twaimkit

[IMG][/img]https://us.v-cdn.net/6034073/uploads/attachments/545318/261565.jpgOn the way to the vee today via lismore. Fab weather - a bit misty up the top which was appreciated to cool down:)

MajesticDonkey

Taken today...not strictly taken "on my cycle", but it was cycled yesterday

Ladies View, on the way up to Moll's Gap.

twaimkit

Lovely picture. Ye had fab weather for the ROK.

ChainWhip

Sun melting the tar on Sally Gap yesterday:



T'was a quiet day out early with everyone watching the egg-chasing

Ole Rodrigo

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

Today's ride - Orange County, Florida.
Wonderworks

Whats the story with that, WA - part of a film set ?

Wishbone Ash

ror_74 wrote: »

Whats the story with that, WA - part of a film set ?

No - it's one of the attractions in Orlando better known as the upside-down house.

Wishbone Ash

A couple from Withlacoochee Forest Trail.



I nearly ran over this little fella.

crumliniano

Lough Tay, Saturday morning. Glorious.

okedoke

A couple of photos from a few days in West Cork and Kerry (all taken within a few kms of each other)