Photos taken on your cycle.

velopeloton

Seweryn wrote: »

Nice bike.

mossym

velopeloton wrote: »

Nice bike.

more importantly, jersey zip open, chain on display. chapeau

Fengol

Waiting for the Passage West Ferry on Friday evening.

Seweryn

velopeloton wrote: »

Nice bike.

Thank you, this is my new family member, adopted recently. It is surprisingly comfortable and nice to ride.

mossym wrote: »

more importantly, jersey zip open, chain on display. chapeau

Actually, it is hard to keep it any other way when it is more than 30 degrees outside . And it's been like that since I am here. I may end up doing some spins in the late evenings rather than during the day, as it is hard to stay at that heat...

wanderer 22

Stelvio pass from Western side today

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Raam

Good man, how'd you find it?

wanderer 22

Raam wrote: »

Good man, how'd you find it?

Cheers,not too bad but then I was going very slow (9.4 average). I got a good sprint the last 250 metres which got a fair few cheers/jeers

The Noble Nudge

Seweryn wrote: »

Thank you, this is my new family member, adopted recently. It is surprisingly comfortable and nice to ride.




Actually, it is hard to keep it any other way when it is more than 30 degrees outside . And it's been like that since I am here. I may end up doing some spins in the late evenings rather than during the day, as it is hard to stay at that heat...

Is it me or does even your legs and arms look green?:D
Are you just about to have an incredible hulk moment

Seweryn

The Noble Nudge wrote: »

Is it me or does even your legs and arms look green?:D
Are you just about to have an incredible hulk moment

Haha . It must be the sunshine and the heat that caused it, as my skin went from white -> red -> brown -> dark brown -> Hulk :P.

MajesticDonkey

The Noble Nudge wrote: »

Is it me or does even your legs and arms look green?:D
Are you just about to have an incredible hulk moment

Trying to impersonate the sexy beast that is Peter Sagan, more like.

Seweryn

Went for another local spin today and some new stories as follows:







On one of the main roads there were some works going on, so I had to take a detour.
The alternative road wasn't of the highest standard though, with some bathholes or lets just call it road imperfections:

Wishbone Ash

Where are you Seweryn - Poland?

Seweryn

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

Where are you Seweryn - Poland?

Yes, I am on holidays over there and cycle on local roads including visits to neighbour country, Germany. Also thought about going over to Czech border, but I may pass on this (the bike I have is highly geared, so not much fun in the mountains).

The Noble Nudge

Last nights spin..
Top of Ballinscorney hill

Sunset at Sally gap

GreyEagle

Best Cup Cakes in Ireland at Cake Couture, West Street, Drogheda:)

t'bear

GreyEagle wrote: »

Best Cup Cakes in Ireland at Cake Couture, West Street, Drogheda:)

Is cake flavour chosen based on wardrobe? :-)

GreyEagle

t'bear wrote: »

Is cake flavour chosen based on wardrobe? :-)

There are many flavours, something to match everyone's gear.

Ole Rodrigo

GreyEagle wrote: »

There are many flavours, something to match everyone's gear.

Hi-Viz cakes. Now theres an enterprising cafe owner! :pac:

Guill

buffalo

Cycling along the Royal Canal on Tuesday evening:

ht9zni1gs28crp

Pic taken two weekends back. Early morning spin around Achill Island. Picture here is taken on the way to Keem beach at the top of the climb. The climb out of Keem beach was worse!

lg123

Dominik Wet Cocoon wrote: »

Pic taken two weekends back. Early morning spin around Achill Island. Picture here is taken on the way to Keem beach at the top of the climb. The climb out of Keem beach was worse!

its a beautiful beach and that is a sweet machine, what is that?

ht9zni1gs28crp

lg123 wrote: »

its a beautiful beach and that is a sweet machine, what is that?

Beautifull beach, especially early morning when it was empty!!! New machine for me.... Kovert FX Pro, happy so far with it!

JOHN_70

Ballycotton Lighthouse 27th July

Moreilly

Taken on the Grand canal between Edenderry and Tullamore, it was a cracking morning for a cycle

ednwireland

gweebarra river last weekend (21/07)



looking across donegal bay from st johns point

Seweryn

When the temperature came down a bit in the evening, I went for a spin and discovered a newly built local cycle track through the forest. Really enjoyed the ride .











The track came to a dead end, but still... very enjoable:

velopeloton

Col de Sencours 2400m, from Col du Tourmalet continue on for 4km on this dirt road.



The view back down to Col du Tourmalet.


The road continues on to Col du Laquets at 2637m.

hardCopy

Meath Heritage Tour 50KM Start

GreyEagle

Summer storm over the Cooley Mountain, taken from Ben Head near Laytown.