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Photos taken on your cycle.

Slogger Jogger · 2011-04-02 19:58:22

Took this from my camera phone whilst struggling up a hill today near Tinahely. Surprised it came out so clear. The ideal would have been to stop and snap. Great day for a cycle.

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#5602 30-05-2019 10:55am

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Nothing like an oak wood

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#5603 02-06-2019 3:01pm

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On the Wicklow Way between Djouce and Crone.

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#5604 02-06-2019 3:14pm

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Looks like Africa or South America!

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#5605 02-06-2019 9:43pm

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Plastik wrote: »

On the Wicklow Way between Djouce and Crone.

really?? looks like arizona

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#5606 02-06-2019 9:48pm

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Thargor wrote: »

Looks like Africa or South America!

yeah? looks like the wicklow way to me, i think between djouce and crone?

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#5607 03-06-2019 5:38pm

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fryup wrote: »

really?? looks like arizona

17 instagram filters overlaid will do that :pac:

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#5608 03-06-2019 11:24pm

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Is Powerscourt just beneath there? I think I've walked that path before.

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Crossing the Nea Potidea Canal (Northern Greece)

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#5611 06-06-2019 9:04pm

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@iwillhtfu where is that , feel like I should know but can't put my finger on it?

Also the more I see that bike the more I love it.

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#5612 06-06-2019 9:06pm

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Charlie19 wrote: »

Is Powerscourt just beneath there? I think I've walked that path before.

Sure. You have the right spot. It's on the Wicklow Way.

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#5613 06-06-2019 9:14pm

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@iwillhtfu where is that , feel like I should know but can't put my finger on it?

Also the more I see that bike the more I love it.

Leighlinbridge, Carlow

It's a sweet little bike alright

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#5614 06-06-2019 9:56pm

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iwillhtfu wrote: »

Leighlinbridge, Carlow

It's a sweet little bike alright

God you've taken me back 20 bloody years there. Cousin of mine got married around there, knew I recognised the bridge and castle

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#5615 07-06-2019 8:08am

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Borlin valley

Old & new

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#5616 07-06-2019 8:12am

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^^^ you have two flat tyres there 2 Wheels Good ;-)

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I'm not sure my OCD can handle this not being centred but oh well. :rolleyes:

Down at the Carlow arts festival "Sleep"

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#5618 08-06-2019 1:19pm

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Glenmacnass waterfall between laragh and sallygap

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just a bit to the north of skerries.

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#5620 10-06-2019 1:42pm

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saw this fella on the WW200 yesterday just coming out of Laragh before the Wicklow Gap turn off

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#5621 10-06-2019 6:20pm

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Another gate photo - cycling through the Burre(n) on Saturday.

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Well done Aidan whoever you are.

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did they manage to pronounce it right?
they got 'sligo' wrong last week, but i'll forgive them for mangling mullaghmore slightly.

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#5624 11-06-2019 11:56pm

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Yup, no gaffs this week.

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In retrospect, slicks were the wrong choice of tyre for this approach to Kippure

One of my favourite places to be when I should be at work

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#5626 18-06-2019 2:22pm

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Ah the 'working from home' thing..

My boss is a keen cyclist and follow's me on Strava :pac:

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smacl wrote: »

In retrospect, slicks were the wrong choice of tyre for this approach to Kippure

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One of my favourite places to be when I should be at work

Is that road near Kippure? Any chance of a Google Maps link? Looking for more of that kind of thing around Wicklow than my usual Sally Gap loop out and back into Bray.

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#5628 19-06-2019 6:31am

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Thargor wrote: »

Is that road near Kippure? Any chance of a Google Maps link? Looking for more of that kind of thing around Wicklow than my usual Sally Gap loop out and back into Bray.

You get on to it from the Military road here. Most of it is pretty good and great craic though there are one or two short areas where I dismount. Once you get to the end of the gravel bit you're onto a turf walking section with a few streams to cross and pretty much for the hardened MTB type. I have yet to take the MTB there and try to make it to the top but plan to given a dry period to make the going easy. Similarly, I'd love to get the loop in back to the reservoirs, but this involves carrying the bike for a bit here to bring you out at this secluded spot.

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#5629 19-06-2019 8:25am

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LollipopJimmy wrote: »

Ah the 'working from home' thing..

My boss is a keen cyclist and follow's me on Strava :pac:

Leave the Garmin at home?

**shudder...**

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#5630 19-06-2019 8:32am

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my boss follows me on strava too. he's training for an ironman at the moment.

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LollipopJimmy wrote: »

Ah the 'working from home' thing..

My boss is a keen cyclist and follow's me on Strava :pac:

Work for myself so not so much the boss as those pesky customers.

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Saw this in passing, thanks traffic lights for the pause.

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I once went to a job interview, cycled into work from it (30 kms away) and named it "cycle from interview" and it synced to a fundraising page I had sent out to people in work for a charity event.

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Ducks did not want to give my Kona back

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delynet wrote: »

Ducks did not want to give my Kona back

You mean geese?

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#5636 24-06-2019 8:30am

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Maidhci wrote: »

You mean geese?

Could be. I'm no David Attenborough.

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While most of the area around me is very pleasant and relatively quiet to cycle, there's little in the way of stunning scenery.

Took a detour this morning, as I saw cycling signposted and thought I'd have a look

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Lagos de Covadonga last week on the Hospice Cycle to Santiago. Five minutes after finally reaching the top, the clouds rolled in and ruined what should have been a fantastic descent ):

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that's quite a climb up to there (says he who drove it).

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Lahinch Co Clare, yesterday

the bunting is out for the Irish Golf Open

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Where else would you rather be a morning like this?

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Ben of Howth, walked the last bit and down. Not worth it in 23mm tyres

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Hydration is key in this weather

An absolute belter of an evening yesterday.

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#5644 06-07-2019 4:34pm

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^^^^^^^^^^^^

nice bike, hybrid? make & model?

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#5645 06-07-2019 4:59pm

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fryup wrote: »

^^^^^^^^^^^^

nice bike, hybrid? make & model?

Gravel bike?
love the matching tape and saddle
Good looking pint

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Eamonnator wrote: »

Gravel bike?
love the matching tape and saddle
Good looking pint

Also well matched to the Mayo colours on the wall. I'm guessing we're beyond the pale in this shot. Really fancy a wide ranging 1x10 or 1x11 gravel bike myself for no other good reason than just because. Love the brown and green, Brooks Swallow and bar tape?

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fryup wrote: »

^^^^^^^^^^^^

nice bike, hybrid? make & model?

was it iwillhtfu who bought the genesis vapour off borderfox? looks like it to me.

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#5648 06-07-2019 5:26pm

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speaking of which, i am curious about the bar tape; what brand is it, and is it good?
i was looking to get tape to match my brown brooks saddle.

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#5649 06-07-2019 6:31pm

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magicbastarder wrote: »

was it iwillhtfu who bought the genesis vapour off borderfox? looks like it to me.

Tis me indeed. It's the boards slut

Colm18
Borderfox
iwillhtfu

It's a bitsa bike and I have to say loving it at the minute. I can see how gravel bikes have gained traction.

Saddle - Charge spoon possibly one of the comfiest saddles in the history of saddles. I did consider the brooks but at the price point of the spoon it's no contest.

Bar tape - Brooks I'll try dig out the details.

Gearing - 1 x 10 34tooth 12-36 haven't dropped and chain yet and it's just a standard compact chain ring with ground down chain ring bolts.

Wheels - 26" QR cheap ex hybrid wheels

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#5650 06-07-2019 6:35pm

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magicbastarder wrote: »

speaking of which, i am curious about the bar tape; what brand is it, and is it good?
i was looking to get tape to match my brown brooks saddle.

Here ya go it matches very well and is very good quality tape. No complaints anyway.

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#5651 06-07-2019 7:02pm

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Re the brooks saddle I see various versions on Amazon including a thinner for ladies version.

Any real difference? Thinking of getting this for my hybrid/touring bike. My wheels are 27.5 and 2" wide. I'd like to get a full mudguard on so maybe need to change the tyre size.

Either that or buy a new touring bike!

Sorry for derailing thread.

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