2019...On The Road Today
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200km, pub lunch with beer, dirt and all the elevation in the back 1/4...
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Quite stormy weather here in Belgium lately. It does give beautifull scenaries.
Beautiful roads especially that tree lined 1st oneNefarious86 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 14, 2019 10:38 pm200km, pub lunch with beer, dirt and all the elevation in the back 1/4..
Santa Lucia and Mirador El Colomer
Great now the cycling tourists have left, and the road to the Formentor Lighthouse is closed to cars...
F**ing fast. We took it easy in 9:21. But i'm flashed. Such a perfect event.JHeiro wrote:
Vätternrundan in Motala, Sweden, 300km loop around Lake Vättern. Narrowly missed our sub7h target with final time of 7:02.
This week, first ride to the my lovely Klausenpass this year.
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Was that for an event ? Where was it ? i have ridden a little in the Appennini and want to go back.. loads of great riding, very quiet .. loved it.nachetetm wrote: ↑Thu Jun 13, 2019 8:06 pmFunnily, the KOM for that particular worst sector in the ride I'm mentioning is hold by no other than Richard Carapaz. A few other pros are training around, according to Strava. Most of the roads are in very good condition, but there are a few horrid sectors unrideable with very skinny tires.Mr.Gib wrote:Worse that that? How does it get worse than that? I am joking with you of course. Worse is always possible.
Not only does 30mm+ at low pressure make it comfortable, but the safety factor is huge. I could actually descend without feeling like I was going to fly off the side of a mountain at any moment. None of the people I rode with had tires any bigger than 28mm and most of them were on 17 or 19mm internal rims. Most were in the 75 to 90 psi range. Super tough, super talented riders all, but on the descents they could not follow me. And while descending is kinda my thing, tires were a huge factor.
Yes Appennini, most of it in fact - 2000 km and 50,000 meters climbing in 10 days. Event? Kind of an event - Cent Cols Challenge - sublime madness is a better description.dolophonic wrote: ↑Mon Jun 24, 2019 12:19 amWas that for an event ? Where was it ? i have ridden a little in the Appennini and want to go back.. loads of great riding, very quiet .. loved it.
The route options in that part of Italy are truly infinite. So much crazy, unknown terrain. Full of hidden gems and surprises if you are willing to explore. And yes, most areas are as quiet as it gets. But as my photos show, no matter how big and soft your tires are, at some point you'll wish they were bigger and softer.
wheelsONfire wrote: When we ride disc brakes the whole deal of braking is just like a leaving a fart. It happens and then it's over. Nothing planned and nothing to get nervous for.
Wild horses in a meadow near Mt Charleston, NV.
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Salt Lake City last Saturday. Weather was perfect. Cool and dry.
That’s Antelope Island and the Great Salt Lake in the background, although it’s not much to see because the water is so low.
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You need to use the direct link with the extension and include it in the image tags.TheRich wrote: ↑Tue Jun 25, 2019 2:04 amWild horses in a meadow near Mt Charleston, NV.
Or maybe not because this forum doesn't seem to like imgur
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Some extra-miles on my lovely way back home.
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I gave up on the .img tags because the link provided by imgur didn't work regardless of how I massaged it. But I see, right-click, copy image address, *, profit.zefs wrote: ↑Tue Jun 25, 2019 7:43 amYou need to use the direct link with the extension and include it in the image tags.TheRich wrote: ↑Tue Jun 25, 2019 2:04 amWild horses in a meadow near Mt Charleston, NV.
Or maybe not because this forum doesn't seem to like imgur
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