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This thread has really inspired me to go new places on my bike.
I use to cycle a lot but the last few months I've been limiting myself to between my house and my girlfriends... About ten minutes away.
Time to get the legs moving and the fat shedding.0 -
this aft/eve thought id throw an extra climb in
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velopeloton wrote: »Leaving Saint Savin with a group of cyclists from west Cork, heading for Luz Ardiden on Friday.
Lads from West Cork, who? Where? Why wasn't I invited?0 -
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If the other climb is a wall into Portmagee, then it is Coomanaspig.
If you got up in one go then chapeau.
Coomanaspig! That's the one. I'd like to think I might've managed it... if I hadn't been carrying a bag, and washing sunscreen out of my eyes with the content of my bidons. Good times!
The locals informed me that races in the region usually take it in, including Rás na Mumhan.
edit: odd, was just reading Ryan Sherlock's blog, and looks like the route didn't go over Coomanaspig, they must've meant Coomakishta.0 -
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sunday spin
glengesh
glengesh again
anyone for a time trial (ras dun na ngall TT course)0 -
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Captain Havoc wrote: »@ednwireland, you have me wanting to go to Donegal.
try this
ras dhun na ngall time trial
entries now open http://www.fourmasterscycling.com/contents/en-us/d4.html 0 -
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I had some free time during a work trip to the San Francisco Peninsula area so hired a bike and headed for the hills.
The junction of Tunitas Creek Road and Skyline Boulevard after climbing up Tunitas from the coast. An absolute killer of a climb, 8.7km @ 5.5% for the worst part, with long sections > 10%.
Crystal Springs Reservoir, San Mateo County.
Canada Road, near the reservoir...
...which is a great place to cycle on Sundays. About 5km of the road closed to all motor traffic.0 -
Lac d'Estaing today.
Col d'Aubisque yesterday.
Cirque du Litor yesterday. Tour will be along here on 15th July.
Cirque du Litor panoramic.
http://www.velopeloton.com/wp-content/gallery/cirque-du-litor/cirque-du-litor-1.jpg0 -
I took this one shortly after I started cycling about 2 years ago, anyone recognise the skyline?
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is this vienna? wild guess. the camera is comin with me from now on. :rolleyes:0 -
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Can't let a thread as good as this disappear beyond the surface, so here's a few to keep it alive;
Quick pint and crab sanger in Monks while cycling around the Burren
Sunrise on Taylors lane
Couple of shots from a spin around Hook head last weekend0 -
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A few from the several hundred I took on last weeks trip across Andalucia, Spain. Most of these were taken fairly early in the morning which was a really pleasant time of the day with a somewhat irish summer climate, before the clouds parted and the heat of the afternoon descended. Most of the roads were in really excellent condition, extremely hilly though, almost always climbing or bombing down a mountain side. Great trip, great people, great place. Highly recommend it for roadies and mountain bikers alike.
The road from Ronda (in the distance)
The Road to El Burgo
Serrato
Cortes De La Frontera
Dusk view from Ronda looking toward the days 'work'
Favorite climb ever, up and up, never ended and never noticed it with such an amazing vista to gaze at
with wild boar and ibex grazing the roadsides0 -
nearly blown off the road several times today
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